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HOME PROGRAMS AND ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS FACULTY OF COMMUNITY SERVICES DISABILITY STUDIES (Part-Time Only) ADMISSION INFORMATION

ADMISSION INFORMATION

Admission Guidelines

The admission requirements for the Post Diploma Degree Completion program in Disability Studies are:

  1. An Ontario College of Applied Arts and Technology (CAAT) Diploma in Developmental Services Worker or other disability-related program (e.g., Social Service Worker) with a concentration in the area of disability and with�a 'B+' average or higher. The diploma must include a one-year (or equivalent) introductory university-level humanities or social science course or equivalent.
    AND
  2. Two years (or equivalent) related work/advocacy experience. Applicants without this may be accepted, but must either complete DST 80A/B: Practicum in Disability Studies in the program or apply for exemption if achieved while in the program.

Applicants with less than a 'B+' average in a CAAT Diploma program may be asked to complete up to two (2) single-term university level liberal studies courses prior to admission. Applicants with other post-secondary academic backgrounds and extensive work experience in the field may be considered on an individual basis.

Admission Procedures

Applicants are required to submit the following directly to�Undergraduate Admissions and Recruitment (in addition to their application material):

  1. Officially certified academic transcripts including promotion/graduation status of all post-secondary studies. High School transcripts are not required.
  2. Letters from employers to document work experience.
  3. Resume of work/advocacy experience.
  4. A letter explaining how attending this program will benefit the applicant.
  5. Students are admitted three times a year, in the Fall, Winter and Spring/Summer semesters.


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