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All applicants must submit: |
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2. Medical form (click here) 3. Photo identification e.g. Driver's License, Passport, Age of Majority 4. A copy of your birth certificate or other official government document that includes your date of birth 5. $10 application fee 6. Copy of Social Insurance Number card |
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1. Providing false information on the application form or forgery of documents, records or identifications. 2. Failing to fulfill financial obligations toward the school; including tuition, seminar fees, supplemental fees, library fines, etc.; 3. Academic failure due to unsatisfactory attendance or poor course work; 4. Cheating or plagiarism including: using someone else's words or thoughts as your own as in, for example, directly quoting from a text or paper without identifying the source, or submitting work prepared by someone else as your own; copying another person's answer to an examination question during an examination; consulting an unauthorized source such as books or notes without authorization during an examination; giving or receiving help from another student during an examination, including tests, quizzes and other forms of work; obtaining a copy or test before it is officially available; distributing a copy of an examination or test before it is officially available; distributing a copy or copies of SSC tests or exams without authorization; changing the record of any grade; misrepresenting facts in order to obtain exemptions or deferrals from course requirements including examinations, essays, projects and other assignments; 5. Misconduct - displaying behaviour which is detrimental to school, staff, instructors, students, the reputation of the school or which hinders the progress of any class; 6. Sale, possession or use of illegal drugs or alcohol in the school and/or while involved in school activities; 7. Soliciting clients for your own personal practice while in School Clinic or while attending any school function; 8. For calling or implying that your are a professional therapist; 9. For violence or abusive behaviour against any member of the SSC campus community; 10. Theft, vandalism, or non-accidental damage of SSC property; 11. Engaging in lewd, indecent, or obscene behaviour on SSC property; 12. For discrimination or harassment in any form on the basic of race, colour, place of origin, ethnic origin, citizenship, ancestry, religion, creed, sex, marital status, family status, age, disability, sexual orientation, record of offences, or being in receipt of public assistance. |
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