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GS On line Application Form
November-2008
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On Line Application Processing
• The student applies on line through the Banner/SiRIUS system.
• The applicant’s information is pulled into GSIS and made available to Departments• When the information is pulled an email is
automatically sent to the applicant. • A copy of email is put into a note to file on GSIS.
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On Line Application Processing (2)
• The process involves three parts• The on line application form which the student
fills out.• Processing application with GSIS• The paper (transcripts, referee letters, etc.)
• Paper is first collected by the department • Then sent over to the Graduate College
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Application Fee
• The application fee should be paid on line by credit card.• Funds are automatically accounted – no
departmental involvement needed.
• Applicants who do not have access to credit cards may pay by cheque or money order.• All funds should be sent to the Graduate
College directly.
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Application Fee (2)
• Applications will be made available for departments, even if application fee is not paid. BUT . . .
• No application will be processed by the Graduate College until the application fee is paid.
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Have a look
• We will now walk through the actual screens that you will see.• We will look at the listing on the welcome
page. • We will look at the information on the
application information pages. • We will review how to input information into a
Note to File.
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Applications – An Overview
GSR 102
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In the current system, the student searches
the web
The student many times emails faculty, grad chair, secretary
for information.
The student mails the application forms to
the department – can take some time.
The application fee may or may not be
included in the application package.The transcripts and
the referee letters are sent to the
department.
The department emails the student to keep in contact and update.
Sometimes it is difficult to keep track of what has been said to the
student and even what the email address is.
The Department fills out the GSR 102
(Recommend) and sends it with package to Graduate Studies
New Application Process
On Line App GSIS
GSR 102
The student still finds information on U of S
on the web.And they will still email
everyone
In the old system, this is where the student would have sent in
their application package
Now they go on line and fill in the on line
application form
SESD checks the address and “pushes” the applications into
SiRIUS
Grad studies then “pulls” the application information into GSIS
GSIS emails the student and puts the email into a Note to
File
The Department can then see the applicant information in GSIS
The Department can now email the student
by clicking on the student’s BID on the
main information page.
The student can pay their application fee on
line.
And now Graduate Studies takes care of
the application fee accounting. As before the
transcripts and referee letters still come to the
dept to forward to Grad Studies
The department updates GSIS to show
they have accepted the student and sends
the application package to Grad
Studies
But now you do not have to fill out a GSR
102When you send over
the application package just print off a sheet from GSIS as a
cover sheet.
Now we will look at the individual screens so
you can see what it will look like
This is what the GSIS welcome page looks
like now.
Notice a new addition – it will show how many applications
are in the “Application Created Online” status.
Just click here to see the applications
Notice the Admission StatusInternational or DomesticThe term they wish to start (in
Bannerize)Has the student paid the application fee?
Remember the application will NOT be processed by Graduate Studies
unless the application fee is paid.
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As in other lists in GSIS you click here to see more information on the
applicant.
Here we are on the APPLICATION VIEW page.
You may email the student at their current email address by clicking
here. (even if it is not UofS)
Again here is the information on the Application fee and the Term they
wish to enter.
We will look at the following sections in more detail.
These tables reflect the information that used to be on the paper on
line application forms.
This information is from the top part of the old paper application –
academic information
The Post Secondary degrees are listed here – therefore you should
be expecting these transcripts from the student.
This is where tests like GMAT will be listed by the student – these will have to be verified by the
department.
Email address for the referees should be listed here – click to email the referee. Landed Immigrants will be required to show their
documents at student central before their residency is moved to domestic.
Information on their language background is listed here.
This is the end of the information from the on line application filled in by the student.
Notice that there is a note to file “GSIS: Email sent to applicant”
This is the email that GSIS automatically sends to the student when the application information is
“pulled” into the GSIS.
Douglas DombroskyDouglas Dombrosky
This is what the email looks like (and this is how it looks as a note to file as well). The wording has
been changed slightly in production.
To move the application along in the approval you are going to have to change the admission
status of the application.You can start by clicking here
Or here on “Change Admission Status”
Here is the Change Status page with the options available.
You are strongly encouraged to move the applications from “Application Created ON LINE” to “Department awaiting application
information”
Now we will move to calculation and insertion of the Admission averages
When you are ready to approve you need to click on the circle to pick the statusAfter you change the status – it would be a good
time to email the student to give them your email and land address and what they need to
send.
Then click submit to change the status
Changing status will help keep the application number on the welcome page down AND more
accurately reflect what is happening with the application
Applications
• Calculation and insertion of Admission Averages
For simplicity we will use the Canadian Conversion sheet with an average student
Then we will paste the information into a Note to File on GSIS
A Canadian ConversionHighlight the area – then copy the area for pasting into a Note to FileNow we will paste it into a Note to File
We all recognize the Note to File screen from GSISRemember we have copied the admission average
calculation from the spreadsheet.
Click on this button to insert the copied material – it will format the material better.
Paste the information into the window that pops up.
Then click on “Insert”
It will show up looking something like this.You have to set the Note Type to “_department” and the Note Category to “Admission Average”
Then Click to Save
It is useful to state what the admission average was calculated to be.
Notice that sometimes the application information is not available.
The Note to File shows up on the Application View screen
Now we will print out the application informationSimply Click the Link
You might have to seek IT help if you have trouble downloading the PDF.
It looks like the old paper application on purpose.
Douglas Dombrosky
GSIS will download a PDF to your desktop
Summary• Email student as soon as they show up on
GSIS
• Set the admission status to “Dept awaiting info” when waiting for info from student.
• Gather the documentation
• Calculate Average – put on GSIS
• Make a decision
• Reflect decision on GSIS
• Print cover sheet (No GSR 102 required)
• Send over to Graduate College
Other Items:
• For Conditional or Probational admissions• Put the conditions into a Note to File
• Note Category: “Admissions” or “Admission Conditions” depending
• Other Admission requirements:• Again put into a Note to File.
If you have any questions
Please contact:Douglas Dombrosky
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