Dalhousie University Nursing Students (Yarmouth Site)

By submitting an application, you acknowledge that:

• The information you provide will be used for admission purposes.
• You authorize Université Sainte-Anne to share information related to your application and admission with the Dalhousie University BScN Program (Yarmouth Site).
• If admitted, your information will become part of your permanent student record and may be shared with Statistics Canada, as required by law.
• You certify that all information provided is accurate and complete.

To start your application, click the button below to open the application portal in a new window. Keep the current page open, and follow the steps below to successfully complete your application.

Start Your Application for Admission

Create your account

Begin by clicking on “New Application” and creating your account.

You will not receive a Université Sainte-Anne email account. It is essential that you use your Dalhousie University email address when creating your admission portal account.

1. Choice of Program

On the first page of the application, you will be asked to select:

• Semester: Fall
• Level: Undergraduate
• Program: HPI.01 - Yarmouth Site - Dalhousie School of Nursing
• Study Load: Part-time

2. Studies

This section refers to previous studies. Because you are considered a visiting student, you may leave this section empty and click "Next" to proceed.

3. Personal Information

Please complete all mandatory fields.

The last question refers to a Université Sainte-Anne student number. If you have never studied at Université Sainte-Anne, leave this field blank.

4. Legal Status

Please select your applicable legal status.

5. Contact Information

Enter the required contact details.

6. Jobs and Activities

This section is optional. You may skip it by clicking "Next".

7. Documents Required

You must upload a valid proof of identity. Acceptable documents include:

• Birth Certificate
• Government-issued photo identification

Nova Scotia Students : Your Nova Scotia Health Card may be used to determine your eligibility for a tuition reduction under a Government of Nova Scotia program. You may include it in the same document as your proof of identity.

8. Additional Questions

Not all questions will necessarily apply to you.

Used Name

Enter this only if you regularly go by a name different from the one on your legal documents.

Social Insurance Number (SIN)

Required for tax purposes.

Nova Scotia Provincial Student Number

Not applicable for visiting students

Campus

Select Church Point, even if the courses are offered in Yarmouth

Accessibility Services

Select No. If you would like these services, these can be obtained through Dalhousie University’s Accessibility Services.

PPECFSM eligibility

Even as an international student, you are not eligible. Select No.

Emergency contact

Provide the contact person and your relationship to them.

9. Summary

Review your application carefully to ensure all information is accurate.

10. Payment

The application portal accepts Visa or Mastercard for payment of the $55.00 fee.

After submitting your application, you will receive an email confirmation of your acceptance to the program. Your official Letter of Admission can be found in your Application Portal.

To access your Letter of Admission, log into your Application Portal using the account you created before submitting your application.

To activate your portal, you will need your student number (found in your Letter of Admission) and your date of birth. You must click on "First Use," located below the login button, when accessing the portal for the first time.

Open the Student Portal

You will attend 9 Sainte-Anne courses :

Fall courses (September to December):

• BIOL 2933 : Human Physiology I
• MATH 1293 : Applied Statistics for the Health Sciences
• PSYC 1033 : Introductory Psychology
• SOCI 1023 : Introduction to Sociology

Winter courses (January to April):

• ANGL 1173 : Academic Writing
• BIOL 2943 : Human Physiology II
• BIOL 1603 : Health Science Microbiology
• CHIM 1923 : Biochemistry
• PSYC 2723 : Human Growth & Development

Dalhousie course equivalencies for the above Université Sainte-Anne's courses can be found at Dal Online (the Transfer Credit Equivalencies link). The Dalhousie course equivalency will also appear on your Dalhousie Letter of Permission (LOP) form and Dalhousie Academic record.

Registering for Your Courses

Registration is open by semester, therefore you must register separately for the Fall and Winter semesters.

To register:

1. Connect to your student portal (that you activated in the previous step).
   The student portal (Omnivox) is used to register (enroll) in courses, modify course enrolment, view the course schedule, and view final grades.
2. Download and follow the instructions in the Registering For Courses Guide.

Deadlines indicated in the Academic Calendar must be respected. Attempting to register or modify your registration after the set deadlines will not be possible.

For assistance with problems while registering for courses, please contact
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Withdrawing from Courses

Students who wish to withdraw from a course before the course enrolment modification deadline must do so via their Université Sainte‑Anne Omnivox student portal.

To withdraw from a course after this deadline, an email must be sent to
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Students must also inform the Yarmouth Faculty Adminsitrative Coordinator by email of any course changes made.

Non-attendance at class, non-payment of tuition fees, dropping the Moodle component of a course, or notifying the professor, does not constitute an official withdrawal from a course.

Paying Your Fees

Payment for Sainte-Anne courses must be made directly to Université Sainte-Anne. Dalhousie will not invoice you for Sainte-Anne courses. All other fees must be paid to Dalhousie University.

Dalhousie students will not be enrolled in Université Sainte-Anne’s student health plan; they must adhere to Dalhousie’s policies regarding medical and dental insurance.

To retrieve your invoice, log into your Omnivox student portal using your Université Sainte‑Anne student number. Invoices will be issued sometime during the month of September (please check your student portal regularly). The payment due date will be specified on your invoice.

Payment may be made via your Omnivox student portal (preferably), or in-person by personal or bank-certified cheque, money order, Visa or Mastercard.

If you cannot meet the payment due date deadline, you must contact Arlene Comeau to make a late payment arrangement.

Students who have outstanding accounts

• are not permitted to register in courses;
• are not permitted to receive an official transcript;
• are not permitted to write exams
• are not recommended for any degree or diplome until the debt has been paid.

For more information

Dalhousie School of Nursing, Yarmouth Faculty

Université Sainte-Anne does not offer the possibility of retaking a final exam for a university course. Once a professor has submitted the grades for a course, they are considered final. However, if a student has good reason for believing that the final grade they have received is incorrect, there is an appeal procedure.

Step 1: Discussion with Professor

The student must first contact the course professor to discuss the grade. If the professor
agrees that the grade is inaccurate, the professor must fill out a form for a grade change.

Step 2: Request for Re-assessment of a Final Grade

If the professor does not agree that the grade is inaccurate, but the student still wishes to
have it re-assessed, the student must, at that point, make a formal request in writing to the
Université Sainte-Anne Registrar and pay the $20.00 requisite fee. The request must
specifically identify what is to be re-assessed, and offer reasonable justification.

The following deadlines apply:

• Fall term grades must be appealed by February 3rd, 2027.
• Winter term grades must be appealed by June 4th, 2027.

The Registrar forwards requests for grade re-assessment to the Dean of the student’s
program. The re-assessment is carried out by the revision committee, composed of the
department director and two professors.

The revision committee will notify the student of the outcome of the re-assessment. If
applicable, the new grade will replace the original.

For more information

Dalhousie School of Nursing, Yarmouth Faculty