Many of our graduates attend the most well-known universities in Canada, including the University of Western Ontario, McGill University, the University of Toronto, the University of British Columbia, McMaster University, Queen's University and Dalhousie University. Approximately 10-15 per cent attend American universities, such as Princeton University, Brown University and Cornell University. University guidance, decision-making and counselling are part of our curriculum from Middle One through Senior Year. The classes, held on a regular basis, explore issues ranging from peer pressure to career choice. Middle One and Middle Two concentrate on personal and societal issues.
Students talk about peer pressure, stress and decision-making.
Upper One and Upper Two students continue these themes, discussing adolescent issues, such as eating disorders, alcohol awareness and personal values. Career education is introduced in Upper Two. Modern technology plays a large role in this process. Computer programmes, updated annually, help students examine different careers. You will learn how to research universities through the Internet and other resources, including video, print and computer databases.