You Are Ready.
Did you know Grade 12 students can take University of Regina First-Year Undergraduate Courses?
Some students might be missing classes right now. Why not get started on your university program? Having taken a university course in high school will make your transition to university life that much easier. You'll know what to expect and what is expected of you. We have a variety of programs to choose from.
Students in grades 11 and 12 are able to take up to two credit courses per semester. The courses in this program are specifically scheduled for high school students.
High School Accelerated students are also allowed to take any first-year University of Regina undergraduate course.
This program is for all grade 12 students who have already been admitted to the University of Regina in Fall 2020.
There are two courses available to students:
There is a virtual ORIENTATION on July 8, and it is recommended that all students attend the orientation.
Students in this program have access to skill building workshops, including topics such as reading strategies, note taking, time management and study skills. Participating in these interactive workshops helps students overcome common challenges that many first year students face.
This program is a unique three-week program to meet our great instructors and staff, other new students and benefit from getting a head start on your degree. This program qualifies for Student Loans if needed, to assist in covering tuition and textbooks. Apply now to enrol in the program and receive all the benefits that we offer!
The High School Accelerated program was a defining moment in my academic career. I personally think it’s the best preparation for university that a high school student can get.
Blaise, HSXL student
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Students who complete Grade 12 in 2020 and want to take any course for which they have the pre-requisites should apply for the casual studies program.
We have identified three courses we believe will most benefit high school students entering university in Fall 2020. The content may help bridge any gaps between high school and future university courses. We've saved seats in these courses specifically for high school students so you will benefit from learning along with your peers. There are also specific supports built into these courses designed to help you be successful.
Note: The High School Accelerated Admission Form is the same form to apply for admission to Casual Studies - please make sure to check the Casual Studies box when completing the form.