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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.Important Notice: Making Program ChangesIf you have received an Offer of Admission to one of our programs, but now you would like to be considered for a different program before the June 3 acceptance deadline, please contact us at chooselaurier@wlu.ca or call 519.884.0710 x3385. Office of Aboriginal Initiatives - Prospective Students
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Jennifer Connor first learned about working on campus through Laurier
Brantford’s weekly newsletter, and she jumped at the opportunity. “Part of the
reason I decided to work on campus was to meet new people,” she says. “I’ve always worked while doing my schooling, and the best part of working on campus is getting to know all the wonderful staff, faculty and students.” Jennifer actually holds two jobs on campus: she works at the Stedman Community Bookstore and in the Recruitment Office as an Ambassador. “I love giving tours and seeing the students come to love the campus as much as I do,” she says.