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Dalhousie University

Founded in 1818, Dalhousie University is Atlantic Canada’s leading research-intensive university.

Located in the heart of Halifax, Dalhousie offers a full-service event experience between May and August of each year. Event venues include everything you'd expect of a university, from boardrooms and theatres, to classrooms and reception areas. Food and beverage services and equipment rentals are all part of the full-service experience.

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Dalhousie University 6299 South St. Halifax. NS B3H 4R2 Canada

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Dalhousie University Virtual Tours and Consultations

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Born in Ghana, moved to Uganda, moved to Senegal, moved to Canada (Halifax, Nova Scotia)

Bachelor of Commerce Co-op, majoring in Marketing

Recent Graduate

English, French (70-80% fluent)

Characteristics

Curious, athletic, outgoing, helpful, open-minded

Involvement

Rowe Marketing Association member, have worked with all the Dalhousie Faculty of Management student societies

Our TOur Options

Consultation.

• Private Video Call Conversation
• Unfiltered Answers to Any Questions
• 100% Unaffiliated From The University
• Determine University Fit
• Choose a Relatable Student

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• Private Virtual Tour
• Live View of Campus and Downtown
• Panel lead by UniTru Guides
• Important Topics Chosen by College Counselors

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What is UniTru?

UniTru connects you to current and recent university students for an unfiltered perspective on what it’s actually like to attend universities. Go to a university you’re interested in and find a guide you can actually relate to for an unfiltered virtual tour or consultation. We don’t care where you go to university as long as it’s the best fit for you. 100% unaffiliated from any university.

What are private tours?

Private tours are 30 minutes, virtual, and live. They’re done through 1:1 video calls. You’ll get on the video call with your guide and they will walk you through the campus and downtown of their school. You’ll be able to ask any questions you have and get unfiltered answers. 

What are consultations?

Consultations are 30 minutes, virtual, and live. They’re done through 1:1 video calls. You’ll get on the video call with your guide and be able to ask them any questions you have. Your guide will give you unfiltered answers and advice on what they wish they knew before.

How Can I Book?

1) Choose a university  2) Find a guide you can actually relate to 3) Choose a tour type (private tour or consultation 4) Book your tour (include a non-school email 5) Receive an email form your guide within 1 week to schedule your tour 6) Access unfiltered information! 

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Fountain School of Performing Arts Virtual Tours

Start here, for an immersive self-guided 360 degree virtual tour of our learning spaces and performance facilities. 

Or start the tour from either entrance of our two ajacent Dalhousie Campus buildings here in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The Fountain School of Performing Arts building, 1385 Seymour St. The Dalhousie Arts Centre , 6101 University Ave.

Shortcuts to our main attractions

Joseph Strug Concert Hall Costume Studies Sheila K Piercey Studio The Fountain School Atrium

Sir James Dunn Theatre Performance and practice space, Room 406 Performance and practice space, Room 121 The Technical Theatre Shop

Fountain School of Performing Arts Room 514, Dalhousie Arts Centre PO Box 15000, Halifax, NS  B3H 4R2 Tel: 1.902.494.3772

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Fountain School of Performing Arts, Dalhousie University Room 514, Dalhousie Arts Centre, 6101 University Avenue PO Box 15000, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada B3H 4R2 Tel. 1.902.494.3772  Fax. 1.902.494.2801  E-mail: [email protected]

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5 ways you can learn about Dal from home

Can't travel to Nova Scotia in person to check out campus? No worries, there are still good ways to get a feel for the place.

Written by Noah Miko @_noahmiko_

Choosing a university can be daunting, especially during a pandemic when travel is more difficult than ever. Last year, I was one of those students who couldn’t visit many of the schools I was interested in, so I know how you’re feeling. But don’t worry! Even though you might not be able to come to Halifax in person, there are still plenty of ways to learn about Dalhousie from home and find out if it's the right fit for you.

Attend a virtual open house

You don’t need to be on campus to attend an open house since Dal hosts virtual Open Houses in November and February. Going to one of these can be so helpful for learning about the school, since the Dal website can only give you so much information. They're an opportunity to learn about faculties and programs as well as chat with current students and staff. Attending a virtual Open House will really give you a feel of what it's like to go to Dal.

If you missed the November Open House, you can access an archive of it here .

Take a virtual tour

In addition to Virtual Open Houses, you can also take a virtual tour of Dalhousie. This is one of the most important things you should do when trying to find the school that best suits you. I was lucky enough to squeeze in an in-person tour before the pandemic, but if you can’t easily visit right now, the virtual tour is still great. Click through it to learn about different places on campus and access 360º views inside the key buildings where you’ll likely spend a lot of your time.

There are also guided virtual tours offered on Wednesdays at 6pm and Saturdays at 1pm (AST). Campus life is so important in a university experience, so I would highly recommend taking this tour!

Explore on Google Earth

One of the things I found helpful while exploring universities at home was Google Earth . The virtual tour is great for learning about buildings and classrooms, but walking around on Google Earth helps you really orient yourself around campus. Plus, snooping around the different streets and neighborhoods can give you an idea not only of what it’s like to go to Dal, but also what it’s like to live in Halifax.

Talk to your family and friends

Since Dalhousie is a well-known school with a great reputation, odds are you know someone who knows something about it. Speaking with those people can be so valuable because not only do they know the school, but they also know you. They can talk about how they found their experience and how you specifically would fit in at Dal. I relied on this when I was going through the decision process. My cousin went to King’s, and hearing her stories really got me excited about the prospect of coming to Dal.

Get more outside perspectives

The more people you hear from, the more informed you will be. Go online and do research beyond the school’s resources. Find opinions and perspectives from people who have no stake in your decision, since they might end up being the most honest. It never hurts to get more information!

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