Associate registrar Charlene Yates explains the admissions process to a roomful of prospective students and their families.
About 170 prospective students and their families turned out for an information session on the University of Windsor, January 10 in North York.
Iria Campos of Riverside Secondary School and Tania Rodríguez of Holy Names Catholic High School stop at the living wall in the Centre for Engineering Innovation during a tour of campus for international students Friday. Both Grade 11 students originally hail from Spain.
More than 40 international students attending local high schools toured the UWindsor campus Friday.
The UWindsor open house requires contributions from across campus to be successful.
Tours of campus buildings, classrooms, labs, and other facilities are a highlight for visitors at open house, Saturday, November 4.
Tours of campus buildings, classrooms, labs, and other facilities are a highlight for visitors at open house, Saturday, November 4.
The UWindsor Viewbook is now available in print or online.
The UWindsor Viewbook is now available in print or online.
Video testimonials, like this one by business student Brunilda Gjini, are front and centre on the updated student recruitment website.
An updated website for student recruitment puts an emphasis on seeing the campus through the virtual tour.
The Centre for Engineering Innovation will host high school guidance counsellors and representatives of Ontario universities Friday for a session of Regional Dialogue.
The UWindsor campus will host high school guidance counsellors and representatives of Ontario universities Friday for Regional Dialogue.
The Financing Your University Education information session will discuss options for financial aid February 21.
Zack Grosh poses in front of the Canadian-themed bus chartered to carry visitors to UWindsor’s Fall Open House.
The University of Windsor attracted thousands of student to its Fall Open House on Saturday, November 5, among them two buses full of visitors from the Greater Toronto Area.
Student ambassador Zack Grosh, a fourth-year UWindsor drama student, boarded the bus at 6:30 a.m. to accompany the visitors. He says many were curious about campus life, residences and the differences between majors of study.
“A lot of questions were about the UWindsor community, how close-knit it is and how different programs get along and work with each other,” Grosh says.
Student recruitment officer Sarah Grills marvels at the immersive experience of the University’s virtual-reality tour.
A team of about 120 faculty, staff and students representing Windsor at the Ontario Universities’ Fair this weekend in Toronto.
