It is not safe to carry a lot of cash with you so a bank account is highly recommended. It is a good idea to open a bank account before arriving in Nova Scotia so you will have some money when you get here. Nova Scotia has lots of resources for career information and job postings. It’s a good idea to get started on your job hunting too. If you or a family member don’t already have a job before leaving, you should do some research on jobs in your industry and find out what credentials you might need. After you arrive, there are lots of different English as an additional language training programs offered in Nova Scotia. Find out if your English language skills are ready for living and working here, or if you should start taking classes before you arrive. You might even want to make a list of things to do and see so you can spend your first few days settling in and becoming familiar with the lifestyle.Įnglish is the main language used in Nova Scotia. The more you plan and organize before coming to Nova Scotia, the more enjoyable your move will be. HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS IMMIGRATION PILOT (LETTER OF INTEREST).
Settlement Service Provider Organizations in Nova Scotia.Labour Market Priorities for Physicians.You can also explore off-campus living options and can access additional support and resources through the Off-Campus Living Office. A Graduate Student Waitlist will be created once we reach residence capacity. All applicants who apply after the June 1 deadline will be considered late applicants. Consideration to the applicants will be given in order of the date that both their application and deposit were received. The Residence Application remains OPEN and applicants are strongly encouraged to apply. You can also explore off-campus living options and can access additional support and resources through the Off-Campus Living Office.Īll gradauate student applicants with a submitted application and $750 deposit by June 1 have received an offer of residence. Upper-Year Student Waitlist will be created once we reach residence capacity. All applicants who apply after the June 1 deadline will be considered late applicants. Consideration to the applicants will be given in order of the date that both their application and deposit were received. Upper-Year (Returning) Student WaitlistĪll upper-year student applicants with a submitted application and $750 deposit by June 1 have received an offer of residence.
Status: There is no waiting list at this time.
Transfer students who accepted their offer of admission, submitted application and $750 deposit by June 1 have received an offer of residence. The Residence Application remains OPEN and applicants are strongly encouraged to apply.Īll applicants who apply after the June 1 deadline will be considered late applicants. Consideration to the applicants will be given in order of the date that both their application and deposit were received. You can also explore off-campus living options and can access additional support and resources through the Off-Campus Living Office. Learn more about residence priority here. Please note: First-year applicants who are coming to the University of Guelph internationally, from outside Ontario or on an exchange are guaranteed residence. Learn more about ongoing residence priority. We are pleased to announce that all new first-year incoming students who met the Fall 2023 June 1 deadline have received residence offers. Students may view their residence waitlist number under the "My Details" section of the Housing Portal. Residence waiting lists are generated when demand surpasses the number of room assignments available within Student Housing and are organized by student classification.
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