The University of Calgary seeks first and foremost to attract excellent academic students. However, the University also recognizes that those who have achieved excellence outside academics or who have overcome significant hardships can make positive contributions to the University community. Recognizing that excellence means more than academic excellence, the University of Calgary may admit up to one per cent of new undergraduate students annually under this category.

To be eligible to apply under the Equitable and Inclusive Admissions Process, students must demonstrate:

• Excellence in non-academic areas
• High potential in academic/research activities
• Perseverance under great difficulty or hardship

In addition, students must:

• High school students: ELA 30-1 and at least 2 other 30 level (or equivalent) approved courses, including required courses for admissions as specified in Adult Student Admission. 
• Transfer students: requirements as specified in Transfer Student Admissions.
• Meet the University’s English Language Proficiency requirement
• Be either a citizen or permanent resident of Canada
• Indicate their desire to be considered under this category on the Application for Admission
• Complete a personal profile outlining circumstances, personal achievements and educational goals
• Provide official transcripts from all high school and post-secondary institutions attended

For further information about the Equitable and Inclusive Admissions Process and application deadlines, visit: ucalgary.ca/future-students/undergraduate/equitable-inclusive.