06/01
常规录取截止日
01/00
常规录取通知日
01/00
早录取截止日
01/00
决定是否接受 Offer
联系我们 | |
---|---|
University of Western Ontario 1151 Richmond St. London, ON (519) 661-2111 www.uwo.ca | |
概况 | |
创立时间: | 1878-01-01 |
男女同校: | 1 |
学校性质: | Public |
所在城市: | Suburban |
校历: | Quarter |
哲学与宗教: | None |
宗教信仰: | None |
费用 | |
---|---|
州内学生学费: | $4727 |
外州及国际学生学费: | $20141 |
食宿费: | $9645 |
书本费: | $1000 |
学生分布 | |
全部研究生: | 23052 |
全日制本科生: | 20056 |
在职本科生: | 2996 |
男生: | 0 |
女生: | 0 |
Total Grad Students: | 4379 |
全日制研究生: | 4220 |
在职研究生: | 159 |
概况 | |
---|---|
助学金截止时间: | Not Reported |
学费保障计划: | Not Reported |
预付学费计划: | Not Reported |
学费分期付款计划: | Not Reported |
州内学生学费: | $4727 |
外州及国际学生学费: | $20141 |
联系财务部门 | |
---|---|
电话: | Not Reported |
邮件: | Not Reported |
网址: | http://www.registrar.uwo.ca/index.cfm/student-finances |
资助/贷款 | 联邦资助 | 机构资助 | 州资助 | 学生贷款 | 总计 |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
平均数值 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
% 学生得到的 | 0% | 0% | 0% | 0% | 0% |
全面入学数据 | |
---|---|
全部的申请者: | 8505 |
男性申请者: | 0 |
女性申请者: | 0 |
全部: | 2613 |
男性接纳度: | 0 |
女性接纳度: | 0 |
录取比率: | 31% |
拒绝率: | 0% |
联系我们 | |
---|---|
电话: | (519) 661-2100 |
邮件: | liason@uwo.ca |
网址: | http://welcome.uwo.ca/preview/admissions |
申请信息 | |
开放入学: | No |
一般申请: | No |
Application Fee: | $120 |
申请网站: | http:// |
需要知道的重要日期 | 截止日期 | 注意事项 |
---|---|---|
最早申请日期 | 01-00 | 01-00 |
一般时间 | 06-01 | 01-00 |
必须申请 | 01-00 |
入学政策 Consideration |
必须 | 建议 | 非强制性 |
---|---|---|---|
学分绩 | |||
高中学校排名 | |||
高中成绩单 | |||
大学预科课程 | |||
推荐信 | |||
面试/作品集 | |||
SAT/ACT | |||
TOEFL |
注册新生数据 | |
---|---|
全部注册新生: | 0 |
全日制注册男生: | 0 |
全日制注册女生: | 0 |
兼职注册男性: | 0 |
兼职注册女性: | 0 |
候补名单数据 | |
申请者放置: ? | 0 |
接受申请者: ? | 0 |
注册的学生: ? | 0 |
转换数据 | |
接受的申请者: | 2769 |
接纳的申请者: | 226 |
Students EnrolledF: | 0 |
标准化考试分数 | Critical Reading | Math | Writing | Composite (out of) |
---|---|---|---|---|
SAT分数的中位数 | - | - | - | - (2400) |
ACT分数的中位数 | - | - | - | - (36) |
总体数据 | |
---|---|
高中班级的top10%: | 0% |
需要的SAT/ACT: | |
提交SAT的学生: | 0% |
提交ACT的学生: | 0% |
SAT单项测试的要求 | |
---|---|
没有报告的 |
During final exams, the University Students' Council provides students with a late-night shuttle service for those who plan to study late at night at Weldon and Taylor Libraries. For more info, e-mail: usc.info@uwo.ca.
(519) 661-3722
Daily 11:55 p.m.-2:30 a.m.
The London Transit office at 450 Highbury Avenue is currently undergoing renovations. Effective Saturday, May 22, 2010, and until further notice, nothing will be sold at the 450 Highbury Ave. office.
From Highway 401, take Wellington North to York, west (left) on York to Richmond. Between Clarence and Richmond.
Lavish is known to attract members of the GLBT community. As a reputable gay club (especially on Saturday nights), Lavish capitalizes upon its inclusive environment with a massive dance floor and fun music. It's a dressier venue with distinct areas for dancing and socializing.
The London Tap House is hit or miss among Western students. There's a huge dance area that plays regular Top 40 songs, but it often becomes cramped as the night progresses, due to circulation issues. Students have free cover on Thursdays, just by showing their Western ONECard, which helps alleviate the cost of this generally pricey venue. Tap House has a strict dress code and is considered to be one of the classier clubs in London.
By spinning house and hip-hop music, Up on Carling offers music alternatives to the regular Top 40 hits of other clubs. The club's dress code coincides with an emphasis on VIP service, which includes limousine pickups and a private escalator entrance to the venue. With lots of space for dancing, plus a wine room and a patio, there are many places to keep occupied at Up on Carling. Since it's located further down the main hub of Richmond Row, it can sometimes attract a crowd outside of Western students.
Newly opened in 2010, Club Rouge offers a massive space for students looking for a dressy night out. The venue was originally a strip club prior to its recent renovations, and one of the stripper poles remains in the bar for people to dance on. With a heavy emphasis on bottle service through its extensive VIP section, the club is pretty expensive for typical student budgets. Rouge's most popular night is Thursday, where hour-long lines begin for those who get there past 10:30 p.m. DJs vary from night to night, but there is a general favoritism towards Top 40 remixes.
29 Park is located about two blocks off of the Richmond Row hustle, and it may not be worth the travel. A few years ago, 29 Park was the club to be at, but now with the opening of new clubs, it has gone downhill in popularity. 29 Park generally plays Top 40 remixes and other techno hits that encourage the use of its dance floor. The venue is spacious, and many campus group events will rent out 29 Park for semi-formals.
Without a doubt, the Barking Frog is UWO's top choice for an upscale bar night. The Frog has four separate rooms (each with a bar) and a large dance floor that always plays top hits. The club always features drink specials, dependent on the night, and attracts a Western-heavy crowd almost every night of the week. The Barking Frog also has a massive patio that's popular in the summertime and also heated in the colder months.
Club Mansion has risen to be one of the most popular clubs among Western students. With a strict dress code, Mansion offers a true club experience. The club accents its special events section and is a great spot for getting bottle service with your friends. There is also a massive dance floor with consistently great tracks. For a classy night on the town with your buddies, Mansion is definitely the place to be.
Molly Bloom's is a rowdy pub that often features live music. The bar is especially busy on Saturdays and, of course, St. Patrick's Day. With an older crowd and lots of seating areas, it's a great place to go for a casual night with your buddies. Molly's also holds karaoke nights on Mondays.
Generally attracting an adult crowd, Joe Kool's has slowly been gaining popularity among students for the past few years. On weekends, the bar is known to have a long line. As a plus to your Joe Kool's experience, there are some great live music acts!
Winks' name is deceptive. Although the venue holds an awesome, cheap breakfast and a great menu, it's also a happening pub at night. Sunday karaoke nights and tons of television screens make Winks a nice alternative to a typical club.
This gem of a club is a great place for watching sports games. The Runt Club is tucked away on Albert Street and generally attracts an older crowd. The bar is cozy and located inside of what was most likely an old house. Predominantly playing classic rock and alternative music, the Runt Club is a great destination for a casual date or a chill night sharing a pitcher with your friends. The place also has a popcorn machine going all night! Who doesn't love free snacks?
Affectionately nicknamed as "Rim Job's" by students, JBR's is a relatively seedy venue where Western kids go for a sloppy night. Jim Bob Ray's is known for attracting a younger crowd, many of whom can often be found dancing on a pole on stage or on one of the many tables scattered around the bar. The bar plays a conglomeration of hip-hop and Top 40.
Operating since the late 1860s, Call the Office is the best place to catch up-and-coming indie bands perform live. As one of the few places in London that reputably attracts a hipster crowd, preppy Western students will seldom be found at Call the Office. Many underground bands stop at CTO while touring between Detroit and Toronto. Indie music fans will love Call the Office's intimate venue, which allows for interactions with musicians before and after the show. Along with its affordable drinks, Call the Office is a great spot for students who want a break from the Western bubble.
On the first sunny day of April, it's a sure bet that UWO students are heading to Barney's. As an affiliate bar of the Ceeps, Barney's offers a massive patio with many drink specials. The venue is the ultimate celebrator of the summer months, and it usually starts filling up around 3 p.m. The patio bar plays Top 40 music in the background, but real noise comes from socializing with the multitude of students basking in the sunshine.
Jack's is one of the most popular bars among Western students. With nights like Tequila Tuesday and infamous Monday Funday night, Jack's always offers great specials with drinks costing around $2. The place is jam-packed on busy nights and often has a line starting around 10 p.m. Jack's is a casual atmosphere that offers a rowdy dance floor and a relaxed upstairs with live music, to bring patrons the best of both worlds.
As London's only country bar, Cowboys attracts a variety of people. The venue is massive and is often the destination for bachelorette and birthday parties. With a mechanical bull for a country western feel, Cowboys is known for balancing both country and Top 40 hits.