Nëhiyawëwin (Cree) 30 (Dual Credit with University of Regina) is an introduction to Cree course that explores basic oral expression, grammar, and practice with electronic learning materials. No prior knowledge of Cree is needed.
This course may or may not align with the K-12 school calendar, and instead, it might adhere to its own post-secondary calendar. For specific information about start dates, please refer to the respective post-secondary institution's website.
Post-Secondary Institution - University of Regina (U of R)
Post-Secondary Credit - Cree 100
High School Credit - Nëhiyawëwin 30
Important Information
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Please read over the U of R payment and refund information. Students are responsible for all tuition costs, application fees, textbooks, and any other associated course fees. U of R courses typically cost $1050 per course. RESP money may be used to cover some of these costs as it is a post-secondary course – please check with your financial institution to see if it qualifies.
This course follows the U of R schedule, which is not aligned with traditional high school schedule.
U of R offers High School Accelerated (HSXL) courses and Dual Credit courses. HSXL are dual credit courses, courses are scheduled specifically for HSXL students, courses begin later in the term to accommodate the high school schedule, and students will be in class with other HSXL students. Dual Credits (not HSXL) are designed for first-year university students, follow the U of R academic calendar. High school can take these select courses and receive dual credit.
Students interested in Dual credit courses need to apply and be accepted by the U or R.
Students (grade 11 or 12) interested in HSXL course must be 16 years old, have a minimum of 65% on five academic subjects over two years of secondary level courses, and satisfy English Language Proficiency requirements. HSXL students will also be required to take CCE 099 which is an Academic Integrity Workshop that all HSXL students must register for and complete alongside their first HSXL course.
If students plan on applying to the U of R after high school graduation you may be eligible to get your dual credit courses paid for by the U of R. Apply for admission after high school and register for courses within 14 months of your high school graduation to be eligible for the Tuition Reimbursement Award. The award covers the tuition cost of all your High School Accelerated courses!
All U of R courses have limited seats. Students with completed applications will be accepted to the program on a first-come, first-served basis.
If you intend on taking this course, it is important that you speak with your high school Career Guidance Counselor / Principal or Sask DLC Academic Advisor. They will assist you with the Sask DLC registration process to ensure your high school credit is properly awarded.
Upon completion of the Sask DLC registration, we will email you the necessary form to register with the U of R.
If you have question regarding the U of R registration process call 306-585-5807 or email [email protected]6.
Once your application is processed, the U of R will email notification to you and payment will be due immediately. Your admission letter will provide the credentials needed to access your U of R student account where you can learn about outstanding fees and payment options.
If you have questions regarding registration or course information, please reach out to Kurtis Heath at [email protected].
Exam requirements for this course are determined by the post-secondary institution
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