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ADMISSIONS2014

CS.UWATERLOO.CA

UNIVERSITYOFWATERLOO

CHERITON SCHOOL OF

COMPUTER SCIENCEFaculty of Mathematics

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From a young age, Julia was fascinated by the world of math

so when it came time to choosing an area of study, she knew

that she wanted to pursue mathematics but wasnt sure

which program would be right for her. Discussing her options

with her family, her dad, an alumnus of the BMath ComputerScience program at Waterloo, suggested that she consider

Computer Science. My dad used to show me how to take

apart the computer when I was little so I was always exposed

to the idea. As I really liked math growing up, I decided to

enroll in the program. With a global exchange to Sweden in

the works, Julia is hoping to take her studies internationally

as she considers pursuing graduate studies in Europe.

I really liked math growingup so I decided to enrollin Computer Science.JULIA, 4TH YEAR BCS STUDENT

developFrom designing intelligent software to treat patients with Alzheimers

to creating captivating special effects for movies, computer science

explores the practical and theoretical limits of computation and solves

huge problems for modern society. Imagine a world without the

trillions of computations carried out every day by the computers that

surround us. Social media, texting, and Internet searches are just

a few things that are all made possible thanks to computer science.


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COMPUTER SCIENCECS.UWATERLOO.CA 1

your ideas

OWNYOUR IDEAS

WATERLOOS UNIQUE

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY (IP)

POLICY LETS YOU OWN

EVERYTHING YOU CREATE!

GET PAID TOWORK!

FIND A CO-OP JOB WITH

TOP HIGH-TECH EMPLOYERS

SUCH AS AMAZON, MICROSOFT,

ELECTRONIC ARTS, GOOGLE,

PIXAR, AND BLACKBERRY.

97% OFOUR GRADSLAND A JOBWITHIN 6 MONTHS

OF GRADUATING.

LEARNFROM THE

NATIONS LARGEST

CONCENTRATION OF

COMPUTER SCIENCE

EDUCATORS AND

RESEARCHERS

Become an entrepreneur

Many high-tech companies trace their

roots to the University of Waterloo:

BlackBerry

Certicom

Dalsa

iAnywhere Solutions

Intelligent Mechatronic Systems

OpenText

RapidMind

Senesco Technologies

Sirific Wireless

Virtek Vision International

Waterloo Maple

These are fun jobs. Theyre not just jobs where

youre stuck in a cubbyhole writing code your whole

life. Theyre really about changing the world.

BILL GATES while visiting Waterloo, the only Canadian stop on his tour of North American universities


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COM

PUTER

SCIENCE

CS.UWATERLOO.CA

computer

scienceBachelor of Computer Science (BCS)Thinking Computer Science?

Think Waterloo.

What is the Bachelor of Computer Science program?

The Bachelor of Computer Science program is for students

who want a solid understanding of computer science with the

flexibility to choose from a wide range of specialized courses

and university-wide electives.

We also offer a Bachelor of Mathematics in Computer Science,

which enhances the BCS with additional mathematical content.

You choose between the BCS and BMath/CS after your first year.

Customize your degree

Design your own program by choosing a variety of areas that interest you.

Gain more in-depth knowledge in one of our pre-tailored options below.

BIOINFORMATICS OPTIONInterested in learning how to solve important

biological problems? With the bioinformatics option, youll apply large-

scale computation and analysis to biological data (see page 6).

BUSINESS OPTIONGain leadership knowledge with courses in accounting,

business, communications, economics, and management sciences.

Or enhance your business knowledge with a full degree in business

(see page 4) or in finance and accounting (see page 5).

DIGITAL HARDWARE OPTIONLearn more about the electrical engineering

aspects of computer systems.

HEALTH INFORMATICS OPTION Develop your skills in the health sector

with courses that offer you a broad coverage of health studies, research

methods, and business information systems.

SOFTWARE ENGINEERING OPTION Work in a dynamic team over 3 courses

to build a project involving all stages of the software development

life cycle. Or get more project experience with a Bachelor of Software

Engineering (see page 7).

Consider SJU

This program is also available

at St. Jeromes University (sju.ca). ACCREDITEDBY CIPS, THE COMPUTER

SCIENCE ACCREDITATION

COUNCIL OF THE

CANADIAN INFORMATION

PROCESSING SOCIETY

Co-ops at work

Computer System Administrator,

Department of National Defence

Web Developer, Wicked Interactive Ltd.

Junior Solutions Development,

The Globe and Mail

CS student receives

national co-op

award honour

Working as a new hire

for start-up company

Bloomberg Sports, Henry,

a 3rd year Computer

Science student, was

eager to showcase his

skills in both computing

and mathematics. Little

did he know thoughthat his expertise would

lead him to become

one of the few recipients

of the Waterloo co-op

student of the year and

Canadian Association for

Co-operative Education

national award.

Using computer science and statistics,

Henry received his co-op acknowledgement

by designing software to generate player

statistics in baseball allowing coaches and

scouts of Major League Baseball teamsto create all-star line ups and help with

pre-game analysis. Of the private clients

who have used the system, they are convinced

that the technology has positively impacted

the overall performance of their team.

Read more about Henry and his new start

up company uMentioned: cs.uwaterloo.ca/

ugrad-profiles
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COMPUTER SCIENCECS.UWATERLOO.CA 3

Grads at work

Manager, Animation Research

and Development, Pixar

Animation StudiosVP, Morgan Stanley

Research Scientist, Oak Ridge

National Laboratory

System Design Engineer,

Microsoft Corporation

Professor, MIT

areas of study in computer scienceExplore these areas and more through course choices in your upper years of study.

Algorithms and Complexity

develop and study the methods behind

a search engine, computer game, or

DNA analysis package

Artificial Intelligence

gain theoretical and experimental

knowledge of what makes computers

able to act intelligently

Bioinformatics

apply the latest computer science

developments to biological data

Computer Graphics

explore visual perception as you learn

to create 3D imagery for entertainment

and scientific visualization

Cryptography, Security, Privacy

protect Internet users against a range

of threats

Database Systems

store, retrieve, and update complex

information

Formal Methods

use mathematical modeling and

analysis to prevent errors during

development processes

Health Informatics

apply computer science to enhance

the delivery of healthcare

Human-Computer Interaction

combine psychology, physiology,

and design principles to improve

computer usability

Information Retrieval

represent, search, and manipulate

large collections of data

Machine Learning

design and build networks and systems

for tasks involving multiple computers

Programming Languages

design, implement, and execute

computer languages

Quantum Computing

design, study, and analyze quantum

algorithms

Scientific Computing

analyze and develop numerical

algorithms for scientific, engineering,

medical, and financial applications

Software Engineeringbuild practical software for the

real world

Symbolic Computing

use the power of computers to solve

important mathematical problems

FIRST-YEAR

CORE COURSES Classical Algebra

Linear Algebra

Calculus

Introductory Computer Science

coursesfeaturing programming,

design foundations, algorithm

design and data abstraction

We offer versions of these courses

to suit all levels of experience.

WOMEN IN COMPUTER SCIENCE (WICS)

What we do

Connect women in computer science with outside organizations and events

that are professionally driven by other females in the field

Build an environment that fosters support for women in their work and studies

Provide information to help enhance the experience for women at Waterloo

Big CSters Mentorship Program

Newly admitted students into the Computer Science program will receive

support, mentorship, and guidance from a senior female student to learn

about the expectations of the program and resources that exist on

campus. They will also receive encouragement throughout their studies

cs.uwaterloo.ca/wics
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2 DEGREES +

2 UNIVERSITIES +

PAID WORK EXPERIENCE =

1 STRONGFUTURE

BRYAN, 3RD YEAR BBA/BCS STUDENT

Creativity. Leadership. Idea-building. These were the keys

to Bryans most recent success as a co-op student for

California-based tech-giant LinkedIn. Working as a Software

Engineering Intern, Bryan went beyond his job scope by

working with 5 other Waterloo co-op students to develop

a new app called EatIn which alerts staff when a dishcontains one of their allergens and allows them to rate their

latest meal. Using the tools of LinkedIns Incubator program,

Bryan and his team turned their knowledge of business

and computer science into a 6-week project. We got to

participate in the Incubator program. The program provides

up to 3 months of dedicated time to grow our ideas. We

pitched our project to LinkedIns senior executives and they

approved it. Having returned to campus for another study

term, Bryan hopes that others will contribute to his project

that is now open sourced.

Read more about Bryans project, EatIn:

blog.linkedin.com/author/bryanhatton/.

Double degree. One-of-a-kind.

What is the BBA/BCS program?

With this exclusively co-op program youll get both a full honours

computer science degree (BCS) from Waterloo and a full honours

business administration degree (BBA) from Wilfrid Laurier University.

What you get out of the program

Graduates of this program will meet the demands from todays

information-rich society for professionals with both computer science

and business management knowledge.

Sample courses

Computer Science fundamental mathematics, computer programming,

data structures, algorithms, computer organization, software

engineering, operating systems, social implications of computing

Business Management operations, accounting, finance, marketing,

organizational behaviour, modes of business communication, law,

human resource management, business policy

Consider SJU

This program is also available at St. Jeromes University (sju.ca).

Co-ops at workE-Business Specialist,BlackBerry

Security Software Developer,

Microsoft

Business Analyst, TD Bank Group
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COMPUTING AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT CFM.UWATERLOO.CA 5

computingand financialmanagementBachelor of Computing andFinancial Management (BCFM)

Unique degree. Unique grads.

What is Computing and Financial Management?

In CFM, youll develop expertise in both computer science (using

technology to solve real-world problems) and finance (the science

of managing money). The financial industry needs professionals whounderstand complicated financial management concepts and know

how to design and create the software tools that get the job done.

Know both and youll be in demand.


If youre thinking of a career in computer science but looking for that

edge, look no further. CFM offers an educational experience unlike

any other. Youll study computer science and finance from experts in

Waterloos Cheriton School of Computer Science and our professionally

accredited School of Accounting and Finance.

A balanced education

36 courses 18 from Math (including the

School of Computer Science)with strong emphasis in computer

science, mathematics, and statistics

18 from Arts (including the Schoolof Accounting and Finance)with strong emphasis in finance,accounting, and economics

4 electives

Find a full listing of CFM courses at

cfm.uwaterloo.ca.

Combine this interdisciplinary knowledge

with 6 co-op work terms and youll have

the know-how, the networks, and theprofessional experience to become a

future leader in the finance or information

technology industries.

Grads at workEmerging Markets Rates Trader,

Barclays Capital

Software Developer,BlackBerry

Developer,CPP Investment Board

Financial Advisory Consultant,Deloitte

Business Analyst,Scotia Capital

Find out more. cfm.uwaterloo.ca

PROFESSIONAL

RECOGNITIONTHE CFM PROGRAM IS

ACCREDITED BY CIPS,

CANADAS ASSOCIATION

OF I.T. PROFESSIONALS,

AND IS A MEMBER OF

THE CFA UNIVERSITYRECOGNITION PROGRAM

Co-ops at work

Software Engineer,

AmazonFixed Income Analyst,

Bank of Montreal

Electronic Trading Analyst,

CIBC World Markets

Quantitative Research

Analyst, Morgan Stanley

Mobile Application

Developer, PwC

PROFESSIONAL

DESIGNATIONWANT TO BECOME A

CHARTERED FINANCIAL

ANALYST (CFA)? WRITE

THE LEVEL 1 CFA EXAM

AS EARLY AS YOUR

FOURTH YEAR

Being in CFM has given Linda an advantage

in the co-op process, providing her with

professional work experiences in Canada and

internationally, including Bank of Montreal in

Toronto, Facebook in California, and Morgan

Stanley in New York. Having caught the travel

bug from co-op and with her desire to enrich

her university experience academically, Linda

will continue her trek around the world by

completing an international exchange at

Tsinghua University in Beijing.

Futures and options start with CFM.
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B

IOINFORMATICS

CS.UWATERLOO.CA

Zaven always dreamed of helping others

through medicine, but he also believed

in being at the forefront of technology.

Studying in the Bioinformatics program

allowed him to do both. I define

success as being able to make

an impact and a difference.

After being inspired by his co-op terms

at the University Health Network,

Google, and Facebook, Zaven has seen

first-hand the impact that science and

technology can have on our lives. He

wants to be a top-notch professional,

and hes ready to leave his mark.

Thats why he chose Waterloo.

ZAVEN, 4TH YEAR BCS, BIOINFORMATICS

bioinformaticsBachelor of Computer Science (BCS) orBachelor of Science (BSc)

Be in demandAs computers are used increasingly to solve biological problems, the demand for

bioinformatics professionals is rapidly growing. This area will be a source of limitless,

world-changing discoveries.

What is Bioinformatics?

A cross between biology and information technology, Bioinformatics is helping to

revolutionize how scientific research is conducted in both industry and academic

centres. This interdisciplinary science applies the latest developments in computer

science to a wealth of new biological data. The result? World-changing achievements

like the mapping of the human DNA sequence, a result of the Human Genome Project.


The Cheriton School of Computer Science and the Department of Biology jointly

prepare you to excel in this emerging field by giving you a sophisticated understanding

of biology and the appropriate tools in computer science. Learn how to solve important

biological problems, study the interactions of small molecules with biological receptors,

and search for novel therapies for disease. In your first year youll be admitted toHonours Bioinformatics. You can choose to focus your studies by majoring in biology

and bioinformatics (BSc) or in computer science with a bioinformatics option (BCS).

Sample courses

Data Structures, Data Management, Algorithms, Cell Biology, Genetics, Microbiology,

Combinatorics, Molecular Biology, Resources in Bioinformatics, Chemical Reactions,

Computational Techniques in Biological Sequence Analysis, Structural Bioinformatics

Consider SJU

This program is also available at St. Jeromes University (sju.ca).

Co-ops at work

Cloud Computing Software Developer,

Ontario Institute for Cancer Research

Front End Quality Assurance Engineer,

Palantir Technologies

Research Trainee,

The Hospital for Sick Children

Grads at work

Manager, Informatics and Program Support,

Toronto Centre for Phenogenomics

Software Engineer,

Bioinformatics Solutions Inc.

Research Scientist,

Public Health Agency of Canada

Associate Technical Analyst,

Ontario Institute for Cancer Research


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7SOFTWARE ENGINEERINGSOFTENG.UWATERLOO.CA

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gineering

BachelorofSoftwareEnginee

ring(BSE)

WATERLOOS SOFTWARE

ENGINEERING PROGRAM HAS

DUALACCREDITATION

BY THE CANADIAN

ENGINEERING ACCREDITATION

BOARD AND THE

COMPUTER SCIENCE

ACCREDITATION COUNCIL.

ELISA, 4TH YEAR BSE

Elisa, a fourth-year Software Engineering student, was looking for a challenging academic

environment and access to real world work opportunities when she chose Waterloo. With a keen

interest in both computer science and software, Waterloo was immediately her top and only choice

because of the schools excellent reputation and renowned co-op program. Through her co-op

terms, Elisa gained valuable work experience in the software industry, both in Canada and abroad.

For her second work term, Elisa spent a memorable four months in San Francisco, where she learned

to adapt to a brand new environment. It was a great learning experience. It was a different type

of living and the work I did on co-op was really rewarding.

Outside of the classroom, Elisa maintains a blog where she writes about her life, school, and work.

Many of her blog posts contain helpful information and tips for future Software Engineering students.

The goal for her blog is to offer advice to other students who are interested in entering the field.

Follow Elisa. aimango.wordpress.com/home/

What is Software Engineering?

Software engineering applies computer science and engineering principles and practices

to design, create, and maintain computer software. In a world where new technologies

are developed every minute, software engineers are in demand for their ability to make

software more affordable, faster to build, and easier to maintain.

What you get out of the programYoull instantly experience the benefits of Waterloos program that combines the universitys

strengths in computer science and computer engineering. Through project-intensive classes

and co-op, youll learn to develop complex software systems that ensure the reliability,

performance, and usability demanded by todays industrial and business applications.

Youll gain skills in communication, business, and reasoning. Youll also benefit from

our focus on teamwork and collaboration.

Co-ops at work

Data Engineer, Facebook

Web Developer, Metrolinx

Developer/Engineer, Zynga Inc.

Grads at work

Software Development Engineer, Amazon

Software Design Engineer, Microsoft

Software Developer, BlackBerry
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CO-OP

CS.UWATERLOO.CA

co-oppaid work experiencefrom theworlds best co-op program

Walk down a hallway at Microsoft

or Google and you will find

as many Waterloo grads as

those from MIT, Stanford, or

Berkeley. Waterloo graduates arecommanding salaries as high as

the very best American grads.

ACM MAGAZINE

All about co-op

Get up to 2 years of paid work experience

Make career contacts that can take

you places after graduation

Explore different career options

and see what career fits you

Travel to different cities and

meet interesting people

Choose from the worlds largest

selection of co-op jobs

Co-op only programs

Computer Science and Business

Double Degree

Computing and Financial Management

Software Engineering

Co-op or regular programs

Bioinformatics

Computer Science

Your co-op sequence

YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5

F W S F W S F W S F W S F W S

Sequence A Study Study Work Study Work Study Work Study Work Study Work Study Work Study

Sequence B Study Study Work Study Study Work Study Work Study Work Study Work Work Study

Sequence C Study Study Off Study Work Study Work Study Work Study Work Study Work Work Study

Sequence D Study Study Study Work Study Work Study Work Study Work Study Work Work Study

Regular Study Study Off Study Study Off Study Study Off Study Study Off

BBA/BCS Study Study Work Study Work Study Study Work Study Study Study Work Study StudyWork Study Study Work Study Study

Study Work Study Work Study Study

F= fall term (September to December); W = winter term (January to April); S = spring term (May to August)

Bioinformatics Sequence A or regular Computing and Financial Management Sequence A only

Computer Science Sequence A, B, C, D, or regular Software Engineering Sequence A only

92% CO-OPEMPLOYMENT RATE

POTENTIAL

EARNINGS OVER

6 WORK TERMS =

$50,000-$120,000

80%OF COMPUTER

SCIENCE

STUDENTS

ARE IN CO-OP

Looking to develop

your ideas?

Take it to the next level at VeloCity!

Waterloos innovative residence program,

dubbed a dormcubator, allows you to livewith other entrepreneurial students and

put your high-tech ideas into action. Youll

have access to the latest technologies and

get support and mentoring from a vast

network of entrepreneurs.

Waterloos unique intellectual property

policy means your ideas and your

business are yours to keep.

Apply to live at VeloCity after your

first year.

velocity.uwaterloo.ca$90,027,400TOTAL FUNDS RAISED BY

VELOCITY COMPANIES
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admissionsapplyWWW.OUAC.ON.CA

what courses do you need to apply?

Ontario high school students: required courses

Program (apply to)/

System of Study

Required courses Grade 12 U unless otherwise specified.

Minimum requirements: 6 Grade 12 U or M courses, includingall required courses. Admission average

Bioinformatics Regular/Co-op Advanced Functions, Calculus and Vectors, Chemistry, English, one of Biolo gy or Physics I ndividual selection from the mid-80s

Business Administration (WLU) and Computer ScienceCo-op Advanced Functions, Calculus and Vectors, English, one other Grade 12 U course Individual selection from the high-80s

Computer ScienceRegular/Co-op Advanced Functions, Calculus and Vectors, English, one other Grade 12 U course Individual selection from the mid-80s

Computing and Financial ManagementCo-op Advanced Functions, Calculus and Vectors, English (min. 75%), one other Grade 12 U course Individual selection from the mid-80s

Software EngineeringCo-op* Advanced Functions (min 70%), Calculus and Vectors (min 70%), Chemistry (min 70%), English (min 70%), Physics (min 70%) Individual selection from the low-90s

* Experience in developing well-structured modular programs is also required: uwaterloo.ca/findoutmore/admissions/software

NOTES:

1. Min = minimum

2. For international and provincial requirements, visit uwaterloo.ca/findoutmore/admissions.3. For Science course equivalencies for each system of study, visit uwaterloo.ca/findoutmore/admissions.

participate in contestsGet contest preparation resources, registration details, anddeadlines: cemc.uwaterloo.ca.

Euclid Mathematics ContestThe Euclid Contest is not required for admission, but it is required for

some entrance scholarships. This contest will be written on April 15, 2014.

Canadian Computing Competition (CCC)The CCC is not required for admission, but a high score may be an

asset for consideration into the Cheriton School of Computer Science.The CCC will be written on February 25, 2014.

Strongly recommended:

Complete and submit an Admission

Information Form (AIF) (required for co-op)

Write the Euclid Mathematics Contest

Write the Canadian Computing Competition Get the details: cs.uwaterloo.ca/ugrad-admissions

english language

requirementsIf English is not your first language and your

4 most recent years of full-time education

have not been taught in English, youll be

required to submit one of these English

language test scores.

INTERNET-BASED TOEFL IELTS90; writing: 25; speaking: 25 7.0

Visit uwaterloo.ca/findoutmore/elrfor

deadlines and where to send your results.

Math/English Language for

Academic Studies (Math/ELAS)

For strong-academic applicants who need

additional training to meet our English

language requirements, instead of receiving

a direct offer of admission to the program

you applied to, you may receive an

alternative offer of admission to Math/ELAS.

Find out more: uwaterloo.ca/math/elas.

first-year university costsThe amounts shown are estimated averages for 8 months (2 terms) for Canadian

citizens and permanent residents. Get the details: uwaterloo.ca/findoutmore/financing

PROGRAM TUITION

INCIDENTAL

FEES

BOOKS AND

SUPPLIES

RESIDENCE AND

MEAL PLAN

APPROXIMATE

TOTAL COST

Computer Science* $11,200 $900-$1,300 $2,000 $9,200-$10,400 $23,300-$24,900

Computing and Financial Management** $5,900 $900-$1,300 $2,000 $9,200-$10,400 $18,000-$19,600

Software Engineering $12,200 $900-$1,300 $2,000 $9,200-$10,400 $24,300-$25,900

* includes Bioinformatics and Business Administration/Computer Science (BBA/BCS)**CFMs tuition level increases in 2nd year and beyond.

Add a $610 co-op fee if youre enrolled in co-op.

entrance scholarships

Presidents and Merit Scholarships

No application

uwaterloo.ca/findoutmore/financing/president

Unlimited number of scholarships

ranging in value from $1,000-$5,000

Based on marks only

Faculty of Mathematics Scholarships

Application required, deadline: February 10, 2014

math.uwaterloo.ca/scholarships

13 scholarships ranging in value

from $12,000-$25,000

Based on application, high academic

performance, and outstanding

extracurricular achievements

Faculty of Mathematics Entrance Scholarships

No application; must write Euclid Contest

150 scholarships ranging in value

from $2,000-$10,000

Based on marks, AIF, Euclid Contest score
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ideas start here

CONTACT US

HEATHER STEINMETZRecruitment Coordinator

Cheriton School of Computer Science

519-888-4567, ext. 35144

[email protected]

cs.uwaterloo.ca

DAVID HA,MAcc, CPA, CAProgram ManagerComputing and Financial Management

519-888-4567, ext. [email protected]

University of Waterloo

200 University Avenue WestWaterloo, Ontario, Canada N2L 3G1

uwaterloo.ca/findoutmore

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mark yourcalendar

Important dates for

September 2014 admission

Monday, February 10Deadline for Faculty of Mathematics

Scholarship Application

Tuesday, February 25

Canadian Computing Competition

Friday, March 28

Application and fees to OUAC

Monday, April 14Deadline for supporting documents

to reach Waterloo

Tuesday, April 15Euclid Mathematics Competition

Get the details:

uwaterloo.ca/findoutmore/applicants

Join us on campus for these events

Fall Open House

Saturday, November 2, 2013

March Break Open House

March 2014

You@Waterloo Day

For admitted students May 2014

Get the details:uwaterloo.ca/findoutmore/visit-us

Consider enrolling inJanuary 2014 or 2015If youve completed all the admission

requirements, you may be eligible for early

admission in January 2014, or you may

want to prepare for admission in January

2015. Get the details: cs.uwaterloo.ca/

ugrad-admissions
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