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Post-Secondary Events Happening in May

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Looking for a way to get involved with your future university or college? This month, we’re featuring events happening all over North America at different post-secondary institutions, so our students can try something new, learn more about their future schools, and add to their growing extracurricular profiles. Check out the post-secondary events happening this month!

May 6

Accessible & Inclusive Education at TRU – Virtual 6 pm PDT

“Are you or someone you know preparing to study at TRU and looking for a supportive, inclusive educational experience? Join our info session with Accessibility Services and the Future Students team to learn how TRU supports students with disabilities through academic accommodations, wellness and learning supports, and more. Bring your questions for the live Q&A.”

May 7

UBC Engineering: Navigating First Year & Registration – Virtual 5 pm PDT

“Students entering their first year in the Bachelor of Applied Science at the Vancouver Campus are invited to meet our Engineering Academic Services team, who will walk you through the first-year engineering timetables and explain what to expect in the coming weeks for first-year course registration. We’re ready to answer your questions and make sure you have all of the info that you need to prepare for course registration!”

UVic Engineering Program Planning Webinar – Virtual 5 pm PDT

“You’ll be guided by academic advisors from your faculty—the people who know your program best. Here’s what you’ll learn:

  • How to plan your first year
  • How to find and understand your program requirements
  • How to choose the right courses
  • What to take first (and what comes next)
  • How to build a schedule that works for you”

May 8

UBC In-Person Okanagan Campus Tour – In-Person 10 am PDT

“Join us on our Okanagan campus for a guided walking tour with a UBC Student Ambassador. After the tour, an advisor will be available to answer your questions about our undergraduate programs, admissions, scholarship opportunities, and more.”

UBC In-Person Vancouver Campus Tour – In-Person 1 pm PDT

“Join us on our Vancouver campus for a guided walking tour with a UBC Student Ambassador. After the tour, an advisor will be available to answer your questions about our undergraduate programs, admissions, scholarship opportunities, and more.”

SFU Surrey Campus Tour – In-Person 3 pm PDT

“Visit us for an upcoming tour to see if SFU is the right fit for you!

Join a campus tour in person

Campus tours give you an opportunity to spend some time with a knowledgeable student guide, who can:

  • Lead you on a tour of key locations and notable spots for student use around campus
  • Share insight into the student experience at SFU beyond the classroom
  • Answer your questions about student life, our supports and services, faculties, and more
    We offer regular tours of SFU Burnaby from Tuesday to Friday, and some Saturdays.”

May 9

UBC Welcomes You – Okanagan Campus – In-Person 9:30 am PDT

“This event is for admitted students to UBC’s Okanagan campus. Time to test-drive your university experience! Get to know UBC Okanagan while meeting current faculty and future classmates in this full-day experience (9:30am-3:00pm)!”

Carleton Spring Open House – In-Person 10 am EDT

Future Ravens: Join us on campus Saturday, May 9 for Spring Open House! Learn more about Carleton’s programs and services, take a campus tour, hear from current students and get your questions answered.”

McMaster May@Mac Open House – Campus 10 am EDT

“Register now for May@Mac! May 9th, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Join us on campus to learn about our academic programs, connect with faculty and current students, and get a feel for what it’s like to live and learn at Mac.”

National Portfolio Day – Virtual 12 pm EDT

“Showcase your artistic evolution! Visit with counselors, admissions team members, and faculty from art and design schools for a portfolio review before applying to colleges or universities.”

May 11

UBC Live Virtual Vancouver Campus Tour – Virtual 5 pm PDT

“Tune in on Zoom for campus photos and live commentary by UBC Student Ambassadors.”

UFV Next Steps – Virtual 3 pm PDT

“Did you apply to UFV for Fall 2026 and are curious about your next steps? We’ve got you! In this presentation, we’ll be covering where you should be at right now and what your next steps are to prepare for Fall 2026, whether that’s accepting your offer of admission, paying your registration deposit, or preparing for registration.”

May 12

SFU Burnaby Campus Tour – In-Person 2 pm PDT

“Visit us for an upcoming tour to see if SFU is the right fit for you!

Join a campus tour in person

Campus tours give you an opportunity to spend some time with a knowledgeable student guide, who can:

  • Lead you on a tour of key locations and notable spots for student use around campus
  • Share insight into the student experience at SFU beyond the classroom
  • Answer your questions about student life, our supports and services, faculties, and more
    We offer regular tours of SFU Burnaby from Tuesday to Friday, and some Saturdays.”

Discover UVic – Virtual 5 pm PDT

“If you’re considering undergraduate studies at UVic, join us for an online Discover UVic event and learn what it means to be a UVic student. Each live hour-long presentation is led by a UVic recruitment officer, so you’ll have an opportunity to get answers to your questions.

  • what makes UVic unique
  • campus life
  • living in Victoria, Canada
  • experiential learning opportunities like co-op, international exchange, and field schools
  • on-campus and off-campus housing
  • student supports
  • academics and choosing the program that’s right for you

Discover UVic webinars are hosted on Zoom in Pacific Time. You’ll receive a web link to log into the the event in your confirmation and reminder emails.”

UVic Computer Science Program Planning Webinar – Virtual 6 pm PDT

“You’ll be guided by academic advisors from your faculty—the people who know your program best. Here’s what you’ll learn:

  • How to plan your first year
  • How to find and understand your program requirements
  • How to choose the right courses
  • What to take first (and what comes next)
  • How to build a schedule that works for you”

May 13

UVic Humanities, Science, or Social Science Program Planning Webinar – Virtual 5 pm PDT

“You’ll be guided by academic advisors from your faculty—the people who know your program best. Here’s what you’ll learn:

  • How to plan your first year
  • How to find and understand your program requirements
  • How to choose the right courses
  • What to take first (and what comes next)
  • How to build a schedule that works for you”

UCalgary Registration 101: For Newly-Admitted High School Students – Virtual 7 pm MDT

“oin Enrolment Services, alongside UCalgary’s Recruitment and Admissions teams, for an engaging and interactive workshop designed to empower students on their educational journey! This session, running from 7 PM to 8 PM, will leave you feeling confident and in control as you take the next steps in planning your degree.

Registration is required, so be sure to sign up! To make the most of this session, we encourage students to review the First Year Degree Guide and come prepared with a list of 3 to 5 classes they’d like to add to their shopping cart. We’ll guide you through searching for courses, building a customized schedule, and loading and validating your shopping cart for a seamless registration experience. Don’t miss this opportunity to set yourself up for success!”

May 14

UAlberta Grade 11 Matters – Virtual 5 pm MDT

“Learn everything there is to know about the importance of grade 11 for admission to the University of Alberta. In this virtual presentation, our advisors will walk you through application components, how we evaluate applications, provide information on our programs, campuses, scholarships, and more!”

Concordia Virtual Drop-In Session – Virtual 12 pm EDT

“Questions about applying to an undergraduate program at Concordia University? Our recruiters are here to help! Ask them anything about the admissions process, student life, living in Montreal and more!”

May 18

York I’m Ready to Accept My Offer, But I Have a Few Questions – Virtual 5 pm EDT

“This session is your time to ask any burning last minute questions. Whether you’ve already accepted, or you need a few answers first, we’re here for you!”

May 20

UBC Engineering: First Year Registration Workshop – Virtual 4:30 pm PDT

“Join Engineering Academic Services on May 20th, as we guide new students joining the first year of the Bachelor of Applied Science (Engineering) through some key information ahead of the registration period. What courses do I need to register for? What is Workday? How do I know what courses to take next year? All these questions and more will be answered in the virtual workshop.”

UBC Live Virtual Okanagan Campus Tour – Virtual 5 pm PDT

“Tune in on Zoom for campus photos and live commentary by UBC Student Ambassadors.”

UVic Registration 101 – Virtual 5 pm PDT

“Registration 101 events are for new undergraduate students coming to UVic in September.

Join us to learn the ins and outs of program planning and course registration, so that you can start thinking about the courses you want to take in your first year of study.”

May 21

Western Your Next Steps – Virtual 7 pm EDT

“Wish you had a checklist of what you need to do after you get an offer to Western? This presentation is for you! We’ll cover residence, finances, courses, and what exciting opportunities await you at Western and more to set you up for your first day.”

May 26

McMaster Your Next Steps: Now to September – Virtual 7 pm EDT

“We understand the start of your academic journey can bring a mix of excitement and questions about what lies ahead. To provide you with guidance and clarity, join our webinar to learn about key dates and deadlines and how McMaster can help you with the transition from high school to university.”

Schulich BBA: Ask-Me-Anything Drop-in Session – Virtual 4 pm EDT

“Having questions about the Schulich journey? Join Schulich’s Admissions Team for an exclusive live Q&A session and discover why Schulich’s BBA is ranked #1 in Canada! This is your chance to ask anything—from admissions and scholarships to internships and career opportunities. Hear directly from Schulich’s BBA Recruitment and Communication Coordinator and current BBA students about: ✅ Application process and admission requirements ✅ Scholarships and financial aid ✅ Internships & career pathways ✅ Clubs, teams & student life at Schulich ✅ Exchange programs & global learning experiences This session will give you insider knowledge to help you plan your future at Schulich. Don’t miss out—drop in and get your questions answered in real time!”

May 27

UFV “How to Register” Session – Virtual 3:30 pm PDT

“Wondering about how to register for your courses at UFV? This webinar will provide clarity and instruction on the registration process. By the end of the session, you will understand how to pay your tuition deposit, find your registration time, find your program outline, look up classes, register for classes, and more.”

University of Regina Information Session: How to Survive University – Virtual 6 pm CST

“At the University of Regina, we’re here to help you thrive during your university journey. Starting university can feel like a big leap, but with the right tools and support, you’ll be ready to succeed! Whether you’re wondering how to manage your time, navigate campus life, or access academic support, we’ve got you covered. With over 150 undergraduate programs across 11 faculties, we’ll help you find the path to success and prepare you for a fulfilling university experience.”

May 28

Western Living in Residence – Virtual 7 pm EDT

“Your residence is a community – it’s often where you’ll make your first friends. Learn more about the building styles, rooms, dining and amenities in your new home. Find important dates for payments and moving in.”

June 1

Schulich BBA: The Deadline Ask-Me-Anything Drop-in Session – Virtual 4 pm EDT

“Still have questions before making your final decision? Join Schulich’s Admissions Team for a live drop-in Q&A session on your offer acceptance deadline day. This is your last opportunity to get your questions answered and connect with the Schulich team before your offer expires. This session is designed to support you in making an informed decision. You’ll have the chance to ask anything and hear directly from our team. Topics may include: ✅Admission requirements ✅Scholarships and financial aid ✅Internships and career pathways ✅Clubs and student life at Schulich ✅Exchange programs and global opportunities Drop in and get the clarity you need before the deadline. Don’t miss this final chance to connect with us.”

June 3

UBC Engineering: Everything You Need to Know – Virtual 5 pm PDT

“Engineers solve problems and make the world a better place to live. Discover some of the ways engineering impacts your life every day and everything you need to know to become an engineer, beginning with admissions details to UBC Engineering. This session is great for younger high school students to learn about the courses you need to take in high school to be eligible for UBC Engineering.”

Carleton Registration Information Session – Virtual 5 pm EDT

“Our Registration Information Session will help you prepare for Fall and Winter registration!

This session includes information about:
• How to register for a course
• Important deadlines
• Time tickets
• Helpful tips and resources
• And more!

The Student Registration Assistance team will also be available to answer your questions.”

June 4

UBC Engineering: Transfer Student Registration Workshop – Virtual 3:30 pm PDT

“Join Engineering Academic Services as we guide new transfer students joining the Bachelor of Applied Science (Engineering) through some key information ahead of the registration period. How do I register for courses? What is Workday? How do I know what courses to take next year? All these questions and more will be answered in the virtual workshop.”

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