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Indigenous Pathway Narrative
間眅埶AV respectfully acknowledges the x妢m庛k妢ym (Musqueam), S廎硬x戔w繳7mesh xwumixw (Squamish), slilwta优 (Tsleil-Waututh), q穩cy (Katzie), k妢ik妢m (Kwikwetlem), Qayqayt, Kwantlen, Semiahmoo and Tsawwassen peoples on whose unceded traditional territories our three campuses reside.
間眅埶AV FASS welcomes you no matter what stage you are at in your life
Greetings Indigenous students! You may be a high school student, a mature student, or graduating with an INLP diploma. We have compiled the following information to help you navigate the various steps you need to access a university education and succeed at 間眅埶AV. Once here, there is a growing selection of services and resources available to help you complete your studies.
Which of these are you?
If you are starting your undergraduate degree, 間眅埶AV has answers to your questions. Review the pathways below to see if you meet 間眅埶AVs GPA requirements. If you do not meet 間眅埶AVs GPA requirements, there are several alternate application paths you can take.
Your previous work and life experience have value at 間眅埶AV. If you are starting your undergraduate degree or returning as a graduate student, 間眅埶AV can help you get started. Review the pathways below to see if you meet 間眅埶AVs GPA requirements. If you do not meet 間眅埶AVs GPA requirements, there are several alternate application paths you can take.
間眅埶AVs Indigenous Languages Program teaches Indigenous languages within Indigenous communities. As a graduate, you may want to continue your university studies. Speak with an advisor at Arts Central to review the requirements to enrol for a major.
Pathways
Supporting you
After youve applied, and especially once youre accepted, youll probably have questions such as How can I afford university?, Where will I live?, and Where can I find my community?
Financial support
Applying to university is just one part of what can be a challenging process. We understand that paying for university is a significant barrier so want to make sure you know of all of the financial supports you may be eligible for.
Community
Places to meet other Indigenous students, to connect with experienced students and staff who understand the university and can help you with any questions you have as well as help you feel welcomed on campus.
News stories
- Indigenous Recruitment can help connect prospective students with various supports and resources throughout your time at 間眅埶AV. Contact Madison Chad, Indigenous Student Recruitment Liaison Coordinator, indigenous_students@sfu.ca
- Indigenous Student Centre is home for all of 間眅埶AV's Indigenous students. Contact ask_isc@sfu.ca for any and all questions about your universtiy experienece.