The plan is for UW to admit about 630 extra students in 2003, for a total of 4,754, and 740 extra students in 2004, for a total of 4,861, then fall back to an annual level of 4,436 first-year students. That will be 255 more than the present yearly figure of 4,120. What they add up to is growth of about 15 per cent in UW's size over 1998-99 levels, the basis on which government is calculating enrolment changes. He also said there have not been decisions about which UW programs will accommodate the extra students. The number of high school graduates in Ontario is rising, and total demand for university places is expected to be up by 40 per cent within a decade.
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Photo from CBC This Morning . More information and a registration form can be found on the web . New courses will be taught every month, and advertised at the same Web location. Two flyers coming to staff Staff members can watch for two flyers in their mail this week, says Carolyn Vincent of the human resources department. Participants will gain an understanding of the different types of people we deal with every day.