Capilano University introduces University One for Aboriginal Learners
This unique 8-month program will be offered for the first time in the 2017–2018 academic year and is designed for students of Aboriginal, Métis and Inuit ancestry intent on pursuing a post-secondary education.
Capilano University is pleased to announce the introduction of University One for Aboriginal Learners. This unique 8-month program will be offered for the first time in the 2017–2018 academic year and is designed for students of Aboriginal, Métis and Inuit ancestry intent on pursuing a post-secondary education.
Emphasizing the critical reading, thinking, writing, quantitative and problem-solving skills necessary for post-secondary success, University One emphasizes small classes with individualized support from instructors and tutors. Learning is enhanced by Indigenous content, field trips, storytellers, guest speakers, and connections to the University's Elders-in-Residence. Students complete their University One for Aboriginal Learners certificate with 12 100-level credits applicable towards degree, diploma and other certificate programs at Capilano University.
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