ULethbridge
Open House
Saturday, October 26, 2024
Register today!
Not your average Open House!
Current students, faculty and staff from across campus have joined forces for FUN & INTERACTIVE ACTIVITIES highlighting ULethbridge experiences and opportunities.
Students who attend Open House and apply for admission before October 27, 2024, have a chance to win a $1,000 tuition credit!
Explore career-focused program options and work-integrated learning, connect with other students, learn what to expect on campus and much more!
Here's a small sample of Open House fun:
who
Open House is for anyone considering post-secondary!
- High school students and grads
- Students who took a gap year
- College transfer students
- Indigenous students
- International students
- Mature students
- Current students interested in graduate studies
- Family and friends
- Anyone who wants to discover all ULethbridge has to offer!
what
- Apply for on-the-spot admission
- Explore our faculties, schools and student services activities and info sessions
- Tour our beautiful campus
- Meet ULethbridge students, grads, staff and professors
when & where
Saturday, October 26
10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
University of Lethbridge
Main campus
4401 University Drive W
why
- Take a sneak peek at student life
- Find the right program for you
- Learn how to get a head start on your career with the MyExperience Transcript, along with our work-integrated and experiential learning opportunities
- Get help applying for admission, scholarships and awards, and/or student housing
- Tour campus and go behind the scenes
- Find student supports and resources
- Explore Lethbridge and southern Alberta
Students who attend Open House and apply for admission before October 27, 2024, have a chance to win a $1,000 tuition credit!
how
- Register for Open House
- Pre-register for sessions of interest to you
- Check your email for your Open House details
- Meet us at ULethbridge October 26
- Ask all the questions, do all the things and apply for on-the-spot admission!
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