Guidance & Counselling

To book appointments with guidance staff, please email a counsellor directly and copy the grade level administrator (Mme. Petcoff- Grade 9 & 11; Mr. Hooper- Grade 10 & 12).

Guidance Counsellors:

Ms. Tracy Lambie Grade 9 &11

Book an appointment with Ms. Lambie click here

Ms. Tricia Lebel  Grade 10 & 12

Book an appointment with Ms. Lebel click here

Office Hours:

Monday - 10:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Tuesday - 10:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m
Wednesday - 10:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m
Thursday - 10:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m
Friday - 10:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m.

** NOTE: The Guidance Department and Administration are only available during school days.  On PD, PL, and holidays, the counsellor's office is closed and the Admin is unavailable.

How to get started, basic info., building a base of understanding.

Helpful thoughts for Grade 12

  • 1st Applied 1st Qualified or Competitive Admission - which one is your program?
      • 1st Applied - In this system, applicants who meet minimum entrance requirements are admitted according to the date of their application.
      • Competitive - most popular and high demand programs follow this system. These programs establish a base line academic average for acceptance and may also include non-academic criteria. Letters of Conditional Acceptance are sent.
      • Early Admission - UofC - present final grade 11 average in 4 faculty specific courses required for admission - varies by program.  See Career Center for information. Deadline: Dec. 15th
      • Early Admission - Grade 11 marks   Standard Admission - January marks  Final Admission - June marks
  • Most University Programs are open as of October 1st

* Once you have a login, be sure to check back to university website/email for updates - they will send them to you there

Do not use ApplyAlberta to update marks once submitted, update at specific universities using your log in

  • Apply for Residence at the same time as you do the school, unless specified
  • Scholarships - some schools have a separate application form and deadline
      • Dec. 15th Deadline to apply for Entrance Leadership & Scholastic Distinction
  • Competitive Admission Programs have an early close date
      • Nursing - Feb. 1st (MRU, UofC) March 1st (UofL, Red Deer)
      • Midwifery - Feb. 1st (MRU)
      • Business - March 1st (UofC)
      • Engineering - Feb. 28th (Red Deer), March 1st (UofL), May 1st (Med Hat)
        • RDC-BSc Engineering transfer program    50% seats will be 1st qualified, 50% of seats will be competitive
      • CHECK YOUR PROGRAM for Deadline or see Mrs. Wilhelm for help
  • Offer Acceptance Deadline : Please check - some are May 1, some may be June 1st
  • Final Document Deadline: August 1st - *this means no Aug. Exam rewrites accepted (EXCEPTION:  St. Mary's University College WILL accept summer school courses)

 

All high school students in the province of Alberta are expected to create their own MyPass Account through Alberta Education. This should be completed in Grade 10. This allows students to track progress, register for Diploma Exam rewrites, find out Diploma results, and order Official Transcripts for Post Secondary Application.

If you haven't done so already, please use the link provided tobegin the process. Instructions are easy to follow. Students will need their ASN (Alberta Student Number - 9 digits) in order to create their MyPass Account. If you have any questions, feel free to contact a Guidance Counselor.

Student Information and High School Transcripts

The primary goal is to ensure all students have their required courses and a balanced timetable. If a student has a balanced schedule with the courses required, that is considered a complete timetable.

During the first week of each semester, all students will be called down by Grade to meet with Guidance and/or Administration to make timetable changes as needed. Teacher/friend requests will not be considered.

Thank you for your patience and understanding during this busy time.

Sincerely,

The Guidance Team

Land Acknowledgment

Rocky View Schools would like to acknowledge the land and recognize all the Indigenous Peoples whose footprints have marked these lands from time immemorial. Together, we can learn and honour the Ways of Knowing of Indigenous Peoples for all future generations.