A test of English proficiency. A senior level course replacing Ontario's former Grade 13. Ontario students must complete the Ontario Secondary School Diploma with at least six OACs to be eligible for admission to university. See general, honours. A program of study, e.g. one leading to a bachelor's degree in arts, is a patterned combination and sequence of courses in a variety of subjects.
Some courses extend over one term or semester, some over two.
A program covers a period of one or more, usually three or more years. A university official concerned with keeping academic records, approving course selections, and sometimes, counseling. The registrar's office is responsible for student admissions, records and the university timetable. A financial award to students to help finance their studies. Awarded on the basis of outstanding academic achievement.