UofC

Applicants who are completing or have completed, their twelfth year of education at an American high school may qualify for admission by obtaining acceptable scores on the SAT Reasoning Test or ACT Test, three appropriate SAT Subject Tests and proof of a high school diploma. A conditional offer of admission may be granted on the basis of these scores. If presenting the SAT Reasoning Test, a minimum score of 1650 (with no mark below 550) must be presented in each of Critical Reading, Mathematics and Writing components. If presenting the ACT Test, a minimum composite score of 24 is required. However, since applicants compete for positions primarily on the basis of academic merit, higher averages will normally be required. Official International Baccalaureate (IB) or Advanced Placement (AP) score reports may be presented for consideration in lieu of prescribed SAT Subject Tests.

Applicants may also qualify for admission by presenting acceptable scores on the SAT Reasoning Test or ACT Test and a high school transcript for assessment of specific high school courses which may be acceptable equivalents to prescribed SAT Subject Tests. A combination of senior level, university preparatory, honours, IB and/or AP courses may be considered. Applicants should note that admission is on a competitive basis with consideration of both SAT/ACT scores and high school achievement.

All test scores and an official high school transcript showing that the high school diploma has been conferred must be received by August 1.

Notes:

1. In order to be considered for admission to the University under the College Entrance Examinations category applicants must have completed the required tests prior to undertaking university/college studies.

2. Only one of SAT Math Level 1 or Math Level 2 may be presented for admission.

3. Applicants whose schooling has been completed in countries other than the United States (with the exception of those applicants who are completing their twelfth year of schooling at an American high school overseas) are not eligible for entrance under the College Entrance Examinations category. Such applicants must present those certificates or credentials which normally grant admission to an accredited university within their home country.

4. Application information for the tests may be obtained from:

SAT: http://www.collegeboard.com/

ACT: http://www.actstudent.org/

Either the SAT Reasoning Test or ACT Test is required for admission to all programs.

The SAT test requirements by faculty are:

Faculty of Arts

1. SAT Reasoning Test (or ACT)

2. Literature

3. Two additional Subject Tests

Haskayne School of Business

2. Math Level 1 or 2

3. Literature

4. One additional Subject Test

Faculty of Kinesiology

1. SAT Reasoning Test (or ACT)

2. Math Level 1 or 2

3. Biology (Ecological or Molecular)

4. Chemistry

Note: Physics is recommended for Biomechanics majors.

Cumming School of Medicine

BCR

1. SAT Reasoning Test (or ACT)

2. SAT Literature

3. SAT Biology (Ecological or Molecular)

4. One additional Subject Test

BHSc

1. SAT Reasoning Test (or ACT)

2. Math Level 1 or 2

3. Biology (Ecological or Molecular)

4. Chemistry

Faculty of Nursing

1. SAT Reasoning Test (or ACT)

2. Math Level 1

3. Biology (Ecological or Molecular)

4. Chemistry

Schulich School of Engineering

1. SAT Reasoning Test (or ACT)

2. Math Level 2

3. Chemistry

4. Physics

Faculty of Science

1. SAT Reasoning Test (or ACT)

2. Math Level 1 or 2

3., 4. Two Subject Tests from Biology (Ecological or Molecular), Chemistry or Physics

Werklund School of Education

Concurrent programs are offered by the Werklund School of Education with the Faculties of Art, Kinesiology, and Science. Refer to the specific requirements of the faculty offering the BA, BKin, BMus or BSc degree.