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Admissions Process Frequently Asked Questions What happens to my B.Ed. application once it is submitted to The Admissions Office?

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• The admissions office checks for the completeness of your application and application fee payment. • The application information is logged into the university information system and the application is reviewed in Admissions for minimum admission standards. • If these criteria are not met the Admissions Office will send to you a letter of refusal. • If the application meets the university’s minimum standard a copy of the university application is made and sent, along with your supplementary application material and transcripts, to the Faculty of Education. • The Faculty of Education prepares your file, enters pertinent information into its database, and arranges for distribution of your file to reviewers for rating. • On the basis of the file’s rating the Admission Committee will determine if an interview will be offered. • At this point you could receive a call for an interview or have your application placed in a hold position for further review. • If an interview is going to be off

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