Canada

Type of course

Qualification/grade

A completed High School Diploma from the following region with the indicated grades/scores:

• Alberta: 50% or above in five subjects
• British Columbia: 60% or above in five subjects
• Manitoba: Five credits at 300 level AND 56% in four subjects
• New Brunswick: 60% or above in six subjects at grade 12
• Newfoundland: 65% or above in six subjects at 3,000 level
• North West Territories: 50% or above in five subjects at grade 12
• Nova Scotia: 50% or above in five subjects at grade 12
• Ontario: 60% or above in six 4U or 4M courses
• Prince Edward Island: 60% or above in five subjects at grade 12
• Quebec: The Diplome d'Etudes Collgiales (DEC) awarded after two years of study at a College D'enseignement General et Professionnel (CEGEP) is acceptable and is marked on a percentage scale with 60% as the lowest pass mark
• Saskatchewan: 65% or above in five subjects at grade 12
• Yukon Territories: A minimum of five grades Cs' at grade 12

A completed High School Diploma from the following region with the indicated grades/scores:

• Alberta: Minimum 45%+ in five grade 12 subjects.
• British Columbia: 55%+ in five grade 12 subjects (preferably five grade Cs).
• Manitoba: Five credits at 300 level and at least 50% in four subjects.
• New Brunswick: 55%+ in six acceptable subjects at grade 12.
• Newfoundland: 60%+ in six acceptable subjects at 3,000 level, Grade 12, or 55%+ in nine 3,000 level subjects.
• Nova Scotia: 55%+ in five acceptable subjects at grade 12.
• Ontario: 55%+ in six 4U or4M courses (module codes on transcript will start with 4U or 4M).
• Prince Edward Island: 55%+ in five acceptable subjects at grade 12.
• Saskatchewan: 60%+ in five acceptable subjects at grade 12.

Transfer applicants

Students who have completed an associate’s degree or two years of a four-year degree at a Canadian college or university, with a minimum grade of C and 60%, may be considered for Advanced Entry to Year 2, evaluated on a case-by-case basis. Those who have completed three years of a four-year degree with a minimum grade of C and 60% may be considered for Advanced Entry to Year 3 (or a top-up Level 6 course), also evaluated on a case-by-case basis.

Bachelor (Honours) degree or Bachelor degree with min grade C and 60% or above from a Canadian higher education institution.

We offer pathway programmes for students who may require additional foundation coursework before applying for our bachelor’s and master’s courses.

Subject

Qualification/grade

Applicants who are Canadian nationals who have completed a high school diploma with a passing grade in English language in any Canadian territory except New Brunswick and Quebec are usually exempt from submitting English language requirements.

If you have studied in an anglophone institution in Quebec and achieved a minimum of 60% in English language, will be exempted. Applicants who have studied a degree in Canada, excluding within Quebec and New Brunswick are exempt from English language requirements. Applicants who studied a degree in an anglophone institution in Quebec or New Brunswick are excluded from English language requirements.

Students who have studied within Canada but are not Canadian nationals and those who do not meet these standards must provide a Secured English Language Test (SELT). Please see our English language requirements.