in-province applicant questions. please help

[DR@YCC]

The Admissions Committee gives priority to Manitoba applicants. The University of Manitoba defines Manitoba applicants as those who:

• have graduated from a Manitoba high school; or

• have a recognized degree from a university in Manitoba; or

• have completed a minimum of two consecutive years of full-time academic studies in a recognized program at a university in Manitoba, while physically residing in Manitoba; or

• have been a resident in the Province of Manitoba for a minimum of two (2) years following high school graduation; the two year residence period will not be considered broken where the Admissions Committee is satisfied that the applicant was temporarily out of the province on vacation, in short-term volunteer work or employment, or as a full time student

As this being said, i was wondering if you have till the end of the application year to get these qualification or is it the time of application.?

For example, If you graduated in April of the year you are applying, could you be considered an in province applicant.?

[Risto321]

I'm pretty sure they will consider you as an in province applicant. Because in the bulletin they state that you need an undergrad degree to apply anyways, so if you declare graduation by the end of that year, they will consider you as a degree holder even if you haven't graduated yet. 

[lv029]

Yup! You just need to have your degree by the time you matriculate. In your case, they will only include the grades you have by the time application starts (September) to calculate your initial AGPA.