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To be considered for scholarships, please include this additional information on your application:

• Activities and interests — You can list up to 20 extra-curricular and volunteer activities that you have been involved in during your last two years of high school. You'll be asked for the name of the activity, whether you held a leadership role, how many hours you participated in the activity per week, how many weeks per year, and a brief description of the activity (300 characters max.)
   
• Work experience — You can list work/internship experiences you've held in the past three years, including summer employment, paid or unpaid. You will be asked for your employer, position title, how many hours per week during the school year, and how many hours per week during the summer.
   
• Awards, honours, and achievements — You can list any recognized awards, honours, or achievements that you have received in the last three years. You will be asked the award name, what year you were recognized, and whether you were recognized by your community, province, nationally, or internationally.

Letters of reference (optional) — Letters of reference are only needed if applying for certain major scholarships. See the list of major scholarships for more details.

Tell us about yourself (optional) — Tell us anything that you would like us to know about you when assessing your application. (Max. 3,000 characters)

You'll also need to prepare supporting documents, depending on what type of student you are:

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

If you're in high school, transcripts are needed to determine if you've met our admission requirements. Submit the following through your MtA application account, depending on when you apply:

Early admission (Oct.-Jan.)

• Final Grade 11 transcript
• Grade 12 course list
• Mid-year Grade 12 transcript required when available

General admission (Feb.-Aug.)

• Mid-year Grade 12 transcript
• Final high school transcript if available

Supporting documents for scholarships: when you apply, submit supporting documents for scholarship consideration (if applicable).

Final official transcript: once you've completed your academic year, official transcripts must be sent directly to ÃÛÌÒÊÓƵ Allison from your high school by mail, fax, or e-mail.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

You're an international student if you're not a Canadian citizen or permanent resident of Canada.

In addition to transcripts, you must also submit:

• a copy of your passport or government-issued photo ID
• Proof of English language proficiency, if required (check admission requirements for your country)

English language proficiency — If English is not your first language, you may be asked to provide proof of English proficiency.

TRANSFER STUDENTS

You're a transfer student if you've received a high school diploma, and completed any coursework at a college or university.

• Your most up-to-date post-secondary transcripts from all institutions attended and final high school transcripts
• A letter of intent outlining academic/professional goals and addressing any academic discrepancies (if applicable)

Transfer credits — You can only apply for transfer credits once you've been accepted to ÃÛÌÒÊÓƵ Allison and you've accepted your offer of admission by paying your registration deposit. Learn more about transfer credits.

MATURE STUDENTS

You're a mature student if you're 22 or older, have received a high school diploma, and haven't completed any credits at a college or university.

In addition to transcripts, you must submit:

• a letter of intent that outlines your personal and career goals and explains why you want to attend ÃÛÌÒÊÓƵ Allison
• an updated resume noting any relevant educational and professional experience