SGA University Lecture Series Welcomes Five Leading Universities
- Oct 21, 2025
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As part of our ongoing commitment at St. George Academy High School to guide students toward informed postsecondary pathways, five distinguished universities visited our campus for a special University Lecture Series. The University of Toronto, York University, Toronto Metropolitan University, King’s Western University and OCAD visited our campus, respectively. The events gave our high school students an invaluable opportunity to learn directly from university representatives about study programs, scholarships, and admissions pathways.
Throughout the sessions, representatives of universities shared insights on academic offerings, campus life, admission requirements, and the variety of scholarships available to support students in their studies. Each presentation was followed by a lively Q&A session, where students eagerly asked about program options, application timelines, and tips for preparing competitive applications.
SGA’s university home visit initiative aims to help students explore a broad range of opportunities and make confident, well-informed decisions about their future studies. The sessions on campus also highlighted the importance of early planning and active engagement in the application process.
We extend our appreciation to the visiting universities for their time and dedication to supporting our students’ academic journeys. More university and college visits are planned in the coming weeks, ensuring that students have access to diverse postsecondary options and resources.
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