Ready for First Year
The Application Process
Congratulations, you are now a King’s student; we are so happy to have you join us! The next three or four years of your life will be unforgettable as you meet many amazing new people, learn incredible new things and experience wonderful new opportunities! We care about you and want you to succeed, so be sure you start to investigate all the services and opportunities available to you.
Now that you have an offer you will want to secure housing. Apply for guaranteed residence by June 1st.
In your first week at King’s, you’ll get to experience all the excitement of Orientation Week (O-Week). Make sure you arrive well rested, as the King’s University College Students’ Council (KUCSC), in partnership with Western’s University Students’ Council (USC) and the Huron University College Students’ Council (HUCSC), will be hosting a wide range of events. These activities are designed to help you meet new people and get to know your new home.
Bookmark the King’s Student Council website to be sure you don’t miss out on any events: http://www.kucsc.ca/
You will also want to bookmark the following sites:
COUNSELLING AND STUDENT DEVELOPMENT
Career Services offers career counselling, resume help clinics and professional/graduate school presentations.
Learning Skills Services offers presentations, individual appointments and drop-in hours to students who would like to develop study skills, note-taking strategies, improve reading comprehension and more.
Personal Counselling Services offers students the opportunity to explore, understand and develop new skills for managing personal concerns. We are committed to helping you find the support you need to accomplish your personal and academic goals. Counselling offers you the opportunity to explore, understand and develop new skills for managing your personal concerns.
Accessibility Services at King’s believe every student has the right to “Access Success"! We are committed to providing an accessible and barrier-free learning environment, with services geared toward a wide range of needs. Students using the services provided by Accessibility Services have disabilities that may include, but are not limited to, vision, hearing and mobility impairments, learning disabilities, psychiatric disabilities, chronic illnesses, chronic pain, and attention deficit/hyperactivity disorders.
The Dean of Students' Office is concerned with the quality of student life and learning outside the classroom at King’s University College. Responsibilities include particular student support services, facilities and student activities. The Dean of Students is available by appointment, telephone and email, to assist you with a wide variety of issues of concern.