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Welcome to Wilfrid Laurier University!Founded in 1911 as Waterloo Lutheran Seminary, Laurier has spent the last 100 years growing into a multi-campus university with strengths in many academic areas and a focus on "inspiring lives of leadership and purpose" in order to provide a great student experience.
If you would like to see what programs we offer and what it takes to be admitted to our university, please select from the options below or use the menu on the left.Office of Aboriginal Initiatives - Prospective Students
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I applied to Laurier, amongst other schools and when I got my offer
of admission, I accepted without much hesitation. A year later, here
I am with no regrets whatsoever. That being said, my first year here
has been a “blast.” From the Orientation week to the day of my last
final, I have met the most open-hearted and accepting people.
Thanks to the various on-campus clubs and activities, I have been
able to build on my social and interpersonal skills, which are crucial
for an international student coming from a relatively different type
of society.