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Guidance

The Hill Academy offers a college preparatory guidance program specifically designed for student-athletes in their Junior, Senior and Post-Graduate years of High School. While the students are engaged in an outstanding academic atmosphere, they are surrounded by guidance and support that focuses on exposing students to post secondary programs that they may not have the opportunity to be exposed to in a public school environment. The ultimate goal is to drive students towards post secondary education, allowing them to find an institution that fits their academic goals.

Students will be provided with constant post-secondary guidance. Guidance includes services such as tutoring and personal academic development, communication with post secondary institutions, and assistance with application processes for both admission and scholarship. The Hill Academy also provides assistance with students planning to study internationally by providing SAT preparation, NCAA Clearing House assistance, and any additional support with international application. 

Counselors

John Allardyce- jallardyce@thehillacademy.com (Canadian and Ontario Post Secondary)

Merrick Thomson- mthomson@thehillacademy.com (US Post Secondary)

Guidance Office Phone Number- 905-303-4530 ext 406



Student Services

The Hill Academy assists, prepares and supports student athletes in pursuing their post secondary goals. Destinations for graduates from The Hill Academy include: NCAA Division I, II, III institutions as well as Universities and Colleges within Canada.

US Post Secondary Information

Registering for the SAT’s

  • Visit www.collegeboard.com
  • Click on “ForStudents”
  • Click on “Register for SAT” this will lead you to a new page
  • Click on the blue box that reads “ Register NOW”
  • You will have to create a username and password by clicking “sign up”
  • Enter ALL required fields
  • You will then be redirected to login with your new username/password and you may continue the registration process
  • When asked for High School Code leave it blank as it is optional

Note: Record and Print all admission tickets, payment information and keep it in a safe place.


NCAA Eligibility Clearing Centre

The NCAA has established a National Clearinghouse from which all decisions regarding an athlete’s initial eligibility at an institution will be determined. If the athlete is not registered and certified through the Clearinghouse he or she will not be able to participate in Division 1 or 2 athletics.

  • From your computer visit www.eligibilitycenter.org
  • Click on the date
  • In the top right hand corner, click on “Create Account”
  • A registration Code will be sent to an active email that you submit and you will have to use this code to continue the registration
  • We recommend having a copy of all your transcripts in front of you as the application requires you to describe your course work to date

Download the 2010/2011 Guide for the College-Bound Student Athlete PDF
The document will contain

Contact Information

  • Academic Eligibility Requirements
  • Information on Division I, II, and III
  • Athletic Financial Aid
  • Recruiting Regulations
  • Various related issues 


Canadian University Information

www.careercruising.com

A user-friendly resource for students, parents and teachers providing multimedia career descriptions, assessment tools, educational requirements, and career search tracking tools. The Career Portfolio Tool allows students to store personal interest assessment results, document extracurricular activities and build customized resumes.

www.electronicinfo.ca

This website can be used to search for Ontario universities and programs available at each university. It allows you to see what prerequisites and mark ranges are necessary for entrance to each program. There is also a link for scholarships available at each university.

www.schoolsincanada.com

A searchable database of all accredited Canadian colleges and universities. Search by program, location, or name.

www.collegeboard.com

Provides an exhaustive database of American two (junior/community) and four year (university) programs. Search by location, major, community, etc. Very helpful site with links to most schools.

www.ouac.on.ca

Official Ontario universities web site - lots of good links, FAQs, deadlines, etc. Most documents are "downloadable".

www.petersons.com

Very helpful for international searches and for American schools. Lists private schools along with publicly funded institutions. Helpful tips about a variety of related topics.

www.ocutg.on.ca

The Ontario College & University transfer guide web site provides information on all formal transfer agreements between Ontario CAATs and universities. In many cases, students can enter the third year of a university program directly from third year of college. Searchable by program and location.

Canadian Colleges Directory

Links to all Canadian universities. Compare and contrast the different universities in Canada by clicking through on this comprehensive university listing to the schools of your choice.

http://www.ontariocolleges.ca/

Here you will find information about Ontario's 24 colleges of Applied Arts & Technology, three Agricultural colleges and The Michener Institute for Applied Health Sciences. Whether you're thinking of applying to college yourself or advising a prospective applicant, this is the place to start.

www.gotocollege.ca

A Ministry of Education Website with fast links to essential information about Canadian colleges including careers, courses, admission procedures, finances and much more.