Realize. You can accelerate.
University of Regina
High School Accelerated Program
www.uregina.ca/cce
Get a head start on university.
The U of R High School Accelerated Program is a great way to transition to
university life. You can lighten your future university course load and develop
skills to excel in university. Grade 11 and 12 students can get a taste of
university education by taking credit courses that will count towards a degree.
This program is for you.
In addition to getting a head start and easing your way into university, you can
free up your schedule to work part-time during your first year without falling
behind. You can take a course in a subject your high school doesn’t offer and
take on a new challenge. Also, you can graduate from your university degree
program earlier.
While High School Accelerated students are welcome to take any U of R
course for which first-year students are eligible, we schedule a range of HSXL
courses specifically with you in mind. We choose courses students will be
able to use toward most university degree programs.
Courses, electives & program outline.
Fall Courses
Electives such as Sociology 100, Psychology 101, Geography 100
Winter Courses
ENGL 100 Critical Reading & Writing I
Math 110 (Regina only)
One elective such as Psychology 102, Music 100, Business 100
Stephanie’s experience.
In the beginning there was a huge intimidation factor. Not only
was I one of the High School Accelerated students, but also the
youngest. This gave me motivation to want to do my best and prove
myself. Although the class was tough and very demanding, it was
well worth it.
“I love the whole
independent atmosphere...”
I learned that university is completely different from high school,
and that it’s a ‘get what you give’ situation. I love the whole
independent atmosphere, and the ability to learn how to think,
not what to think. Business 100 was an amazing course.
Course Locations.
In Regina, classes are scheduled at Winston Knoll Collegiate in the fall and
winter semesters. Other rotating locations include:
Balfour Collegiate
Sheldon-Williams Collegiate
F.W. Johnson Collegiate
Thom Collegiate
Michael A. Riffel High School
Classes are also offered throughout the Prairie Valley School Division and in
Moose Jaw.
Get started.
Admission Requirements
Current grade 11 or 12 students should submit:
• a completed admission form signed
by your principal or counselor
• a non-refundable application fee
Students may need high school
prerequisites for some courses.
Student Advising
Students are encouraged to seek
advising to ensure program
requirements are being met.
Call 306-585-5807 for an appointment.
Contact us.
Centre for Continuing Education
Phone: 306-585-5807
University of Regina
Fax: College Building, Room 104
Email: learnmore@uregina.ca
306-585-5825
College Avenue and Scarth Street
Regina, SK S4S 0A2
For more information about our programs visit
www.uregina.ca/cce
Centre for Continuing Education
3737 Wascana Parkway
Regina, Saskatchewan S4S 0A2
www.uregina.ca/cce
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