Brockville, Ontario, Canada
The Upper Canada District School Board (UCDSB) offers 85 schools, each of which have special facilities including advanced technology, science labs, applied arts, performing arts, and sporting facilities. UCDSB has 22 high schools and 63 elementary schools. Their schools are relatively small; most secondary schools have 400-600 students while elementary schools have about 300 students. Classes have an average of 25 students. This allows for staff and students to get to know one another.
The Upper Canada District School Board also has eight English as a Second Language (ESL) schools that offer specialized language support for English language learners.
The Upper Canada region is comprised of several cities, across 12,000 square kilometers. People in Eastern Ontario are friendly and involved in their communities. The small towns and cities are vibrant and their citizens are involved in local sports, politics, clubs, and charitable events. International students enjoy the security and the care of living with a Canadian family in a small-city setting.
The Upper Canada District School Board is located in Eastern Ontario, between the cities of Ottawa, Montreal, and Toronto. The Board serves 25,000 students over a region of 12,000 square kilometers – comprised of both rural and municipal communities. The Upper Canada District School Board’s region is located in proximity to international airports in Ottawa and Montreal and is connected to the main VIA railway line, which provides daily service to Ottawa, Montreal, Toronto, and beyond.
Diversity is important to the Upper Canada District School Board which is why French immersion is offered at 35 elementary schools.
The Upper Canada District School Board ‘Character Always!’ initiative is based on the 10 virtues valued most by school communities: caring, courage, fairness, generosity, honesty, empathy, responsibility, perseverance, respect, and resilience.
13 of 13 programs
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| Study level | Programs | Tuition (per year) | Application fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Undergraduate | 13 | CAD 15,800 | CAD 250 |
Tuition is shown as published for each program and may change. Check the program page for the exact fee, deposit and other costs.
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Brockville campus
Brockville, Ontario, Canada
225 Central Avenue West
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