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how to use this admissions book CO-OP + GRAD SUCCESS So, you’re thinking about university. Use this admissions book as a resource to discover if Waterloo is where you want to be.

Imagine a place If you know what you want to study, spend some time on pages 16 to 29 where you’ll find our programs where you spend listed by faculty as well as admissions information your days discussing, and requirements.

If you’re still unsure about what you want to study, you RESIDENCE + STUDENT LIFE developing, and have options and lots of them! Flip to pages 8 to 15 to sharing ideas. read about different areas of study and what some of our current students and alumni are doing. For instance, did you know you can study business in any of our Back in 1957, a local business leader 6 faculties? This way you can study what you imagined just that. His idea became love while also developing your business skills. the University of Waterloo – the first Canadian university to introduce Interested in gaining job experience between semesters? Read more about our co-operative education program co-operative education. Waterloo on page 4 and see if co-op is for you. is now home to the largest co-op program in the world. Our graduates go on to do really great things, such as becoming Oscar winners, CEOs, and researchers. Learn PROGRAMS From the beginning, Waterloo is more about career success at Waterloo on page 5. an institution that fosters innovation and ideas. We relish the fact that We do fun a little differently. To get an idea of what we are trailblazers, scholars, founders, student life looks like on campus and in the city of adventure seekers, outliers, and Waterloo, read pages 3, 6, and 7. entrepreneurs. For nearly 60 years, You can afford Waterloo. There are a number of we’ve changed what education means scholarships and bursaries as well as job opportunities and continue to provide more than through our co-op program that can help you pay for ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS just a degree. your education. Read more about this on page 30.

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» A+ reputation among employers – The Globe and Mail Canadian University Report 2013 an ideas town » Leaders of tomorrow (15 of 23 years) – Maclean’s University Rankings At the forefront of ideas – that’s where you’ll find the Region of Waterloo.

Something is going on in Waterloo, Ranked among the top startup because the applications we get hubs in the world, the Region from Waterloo students are better is focused on the future of technology, innovation, and than those we get from students entrepreneurship. It’s home to of any other university. Velocity – a startup incubator funded in part by the University – PAUL GRAHAM, CO-FOUNDER, Y COMBINATOR of Waterloo, that’s launched more (A COMPANY THAT PROVIDES SEED FUNDING FOR STARTUPS) than 70 companies in 5 years. YUKON You and your ideas NUNAVUT will be right at NORTHWEST NEWFOUNDLAND TERRITORIES AND LABRADOR home here.

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A Waterloo degree opens doors – to success and to making dreams a reality. Our graduates have gone on to: » be the first person to use MRI scans to track breast cancer » create the programming language PHP » found Engineers Without Borders Canada » win Academy Awards » create the online version of the Oxford English Dictionary » start up a financial services software company and sell it for $1.76 billion Have a career goal in mind? Not sure what you want to do after graduation? In either case, Waterloo’s co-op program will get your career off to a great start. » share a Nobel Peace Prize for research on climate change » found a charitable organization to help children with disabilities 97% in developing countries realize their potential OF CO-OP » help launch the Perimeter Institute, an international centre STUDENTS for theoretical physics research FOUND JOBS » invent a molecule that may block the growth of cancer tumours IN 2013/14 » start a charitable organization that preserves wilderness for future generations » study at Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar » design a gesture-controlled armband that translates electrical $15,730 activity in muscles to wirelessly control electronic devices AVERAGE EARNINGS PER » break the Kickstarter record for fastest project ever to surpass WORK TERM $1 million (49 minutes)

Waterloo – a research powerhouse and a great place to continue your studies Canada’s With more than 5,000 Master’s and PhD students, Waterloo is one of the most research-intensive universities in Canada. top COMPREHENSIVE We’re the place industries, institutions, and governments RESEARCH turn to for answers. We can help you prepare for specialized graduate and professional programs at Waterloo or other UNIVERSITY leading universities around the world. FOR THE PAST 7 YEARS - RESEARCH INFOSOURCE living at Waterloo Living away from home is full of firsts – first time doing laundry, first roommate, and first real experience of independence. Waterloo makes your transition from home to dorm room easy with friendly residence staff, healthy meal options, and special events in residence.

Find your fit in one of our 9 first-year the university on-campus residences: » Waterloo residences: Columbia Lake Village, for ideas people Mackenzie King Village, Ron Eydt Village, UW Place, Village 1 Waterloo knows great ideas can strike anytime. » University College residences: smaller communities In fact, it’s happened so often on campus that that offer residence and academic life – Conrad we’ve transformed into an entrepreneurship Grebel, Renison, St. Jerome’s, and St. Paul’s ecosystem, complete with over 30 support and for-credit programs. Needless to say, we believe » Single and shared rooms as well as suite-style in your ideas – no matter how big or small. (apartment) living If you choose to live off campus, our Off-Campus Startup support and programs Housing staff can support you in finding a place to live. VELOCITY Eating on campus velocity.uwaterloo.ca » Find the space, resources, and mentorship you When you’re hungry, our 28 on-campus eateries offer need to turn your idea into a startup at one SCAN THIS PAGE lots of healthy choices, including vegetarian, vegan, of Velocity’s many facilities and programs: WITH THE LAYAR APP and halal options. Visit uwaterloo.ca/food-services to Velocity Residence, Velocity Science, Velocity TO SEE INSIDE check out meal plans, the weekly menu, and the many Garage, Velocity Foundry, and Velocity Alpha. RESIDENCE ROOMS different food outlets we have on campus. AND VIEW TODAY’S ST. PAUL’S GREENHOUSE RESIDENCE MENU. Room layouts uwaterloo.ca/stpauls/greenhouse » Bring your passion for social innovation Below are examples of a double room and suite-style and social change to this on-campus living. Find the residence and room that’s right for live-in mentorship program in second year. RESIDENCE + STUDENT LIFE you: uwaterloo.ca/findoutmore/housing. SEDRA STUDENT DESIGN CENTRE uwaterloo.ca/sedra-student-design-centre » Over 20,000 square feet of space dedicated to design teams and student projects.

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Classes are only one part of your university experience. What you do, who you meet, and where you hang out are also important. There’s no need to worry about how you can get involved, Waterloo has something for everyone!

GUARANTEED RESIDENCE + STUDENT LIFE Clubs RESIDENCE FOR FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS Whether you’re trying to survive Humans vs. Zombies Week, catching the snitch at Quidditch practice, or sipping on a cup of oolong with members of the Tea Culture Club, there’s a club on campus for you. Choose from our many academic, charitable, social, religious, political, sports, and cultural clubs. For a complete list of clubs, visit feds.ca. For a complete list of sports clubs, visit gowarriorsgo.ca.

Sports WARRIOR RECREATION Fun fact! Waterloo has one of the largest campus recreation programs The International Student in Canada. Experience team is your connection » Fitness – 2,500 classes each year, including personal training, to the University of Waterloo conditioning classes, yoga, Zumba, cycling, bootcamps, and more uwaterloo.ca/international-students » Intramural sports – basketball, soccer, squash, ultimate, volleyball, Our friendly staff are here to help you every and more step of the way as you transition into a new » Instructional courses – dance, self-defence, martial arts, first aid, life in Canada, and become a part of the skating, swimming, squash, and more University of Waterloo community. » Do your own thing – conditioning rooms, fitness studios, ice rink, bouldering wall, 8 squash courts, 5 gyms, 7 playing fields, swimming Student services pool, and golf simulator uwaterloo.ca/findoutmore/student-life/ student-services VARSITY TEAMS Navigating your way through university can gowarriorsgo.ca be an eye-opening experience, but we help Co-ed Male Female make the journey a smooth one by offering Badminton Figure Skating Squash you the services and resources needed to Baseball Football Swimming be successful and have fun: Basketball Golf Tennis » Academic advisors Cheerleading Ice Hockey Track and Field » Tutors in residence Cross-Country Nordic Skiing Volleyball » Study skills workshops Curling Rugby » Counselling Services Field Hockey Soccer » Centre for Career Action » Health Services Student government » AccessAbility Services Develop your leadership skills with the Federation of Students or in your faculty, program, or residence. » Federation of Students Student Success Office » International opportunities » Exchanges – choose from over 140 exchanges in 36 countries such as the UK, France, and Singapore SCAN THIS PAGE WITH » Programs – take a course with overseas fieldwork or learn another THE LAYAR APP TO language – we offer over 100 language courses, making this one of LEARN ABOUT LIFE the largest course offerings of its kind in Canada ON CAMPUS AND HOW » Work experience – over 1,700 students find a co-op work term WE’LL SUPPORT YOU. outside Canada every year arts, communication, and social sciences

You’re eager to explore human nature and understand the world we live in. To look at civilization from the past, from another culture, and from a diverse set of viewpoints. At Waterloo, you’ll learn how different perspectives and critical thinking can bring about change.

PROGRAMS Program details: pages 16-23 » Anthropology » Architecture » Classical Studies » Economics » English - Literature* - Literature and Rhetoric* - Rhetoric, Media, and Professional Communication* » Fine Arts - Studio Practice* - Visual Culture » Geography and Environmental Management » Global Business and Digital Arts » History » Honours Arts** » Honours Arts and Business** » International Development » Knowledge Integration » Legal Studies » Medieval Studies » Music » Peace and Conflict Studies » Philosophy » Planning

ARTS, COMMUNICATION, AND SOCIAL SCIENCES » Political Science » Psychology » Public Health Discovering her place in the » Recreation and Leisure Studies world ... and online » Religious Studies When Natalie was in her final year of » Sexuality, Marriage, and Family Studies » Social Development Studies university, she travelled to Europe hoping » Social Work to discover her passion. What started » Sociology as personal musings on travel, inspiration, » Speech Communication and finding her purpose abroad quickly » Theatre and Performance turned into one of the world’s top blogs » Therapeutic Recreation for women entrepreneurs. » Tourism Development » Women’s Studies Today, this Waterloo Arts graduate is an EmmEmmyy Award-winning media producer and * An optional focus that you can best-selling author who’s frequently cited by add to the program listed above it ** 23 majors available for top media outlets like the Wall Street Journal. you to choose from At Waterloo, we like to inspire. 8 BUSINESS, ACCOUNTING, AND FINANCE 9 arts, communication, Creating a culture of conversation

Assad didn’t want just any degree. He wanted a degree that would set him and social sciences apart. That’s why he chose Science and Business at Waterloo, a one-of-a-kind opportunity to learn and think about the world of business while also becoming versed in the language of science. The program’s integrative nature, emphasizing teamwork, collaboration, presentation skills, and leadership, inspired him to host TEDxUW in 2014.

The event provided students with the opportunity to build connections and share their exciting ideas. Assad hopes TEDxUW sparked the same fire in students as the Science and Business program did in him.

At Waterloo, we believe it all starts with an idea.

business, PROGRAMS accounting, and finance

You have a natural dollars and cents approach to problem-solving. A fascination with the way business and money affect knowledge, people, and the world. Ask around. Employers value the combination of business WATERLOO’S savvy and technical skills that Waterloo grads bring to today’s workforce. STARTUPS HAVE RECEIVED MILLIONS IN INVESTMENT PROGRAMS FUNDING OVER THE PERIOD Program details: pages 16-23 2009 TO 2015. BE PART OF THIS STARTUP COMMUNITY » Accounting and Financial » Business Administration (Laurier) » Information Technology Management and Mathematics (Waterloo) Management » Actuarial Science Double Degree » Mathematical Economics - Finance* » Computational Mathematics » Mathematical Finance » Applied Mathematics » Computer Science » Mathematical Optimization - Economics* - Business* » Mathematics/Business » Biotechnology/Chartered » Computing and Financial Administration Professional Accountancy Management » Mathematics/Chartered » Biotechnology/Economics » Economics Professional Accountancy » Business Administration (Laurier) » Environment and Business » Mathematics/Financial Analysis and Computer Science (Waterloo) » Global Business and Digital Arts and Risk Management Double Degree » Honours Arts and Business** » Recreation and Sport Business » Science and Business * An optional focus that you can add to the program listed above it » Statistics ** 23 majors available to choose from TOP 2 IN CANADA AND 24TH IN THE WORLD FOR COMPUTER SCIENCE

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Taking on the world of entrepreneurship ... one company at a time

Who says you can’t start a company at an early age? Just ask Michal, who successfully launched 2 businesses before he was 20.

Michal co-founded uIntuition, a platform for connecting talented students with customers in areas of design, web, photography, video, academics, and performance. uIntuition helps students earn money doing what they love and provides businesses with professional services from top talent.

He also created GreenPixels Productions – a solo operation through which he produces movie special effects and motion graphics.

While Michal believes motivation and ambition are essential to starting a business, it was Waterloo’s Engineering program that gave him the practical experience, education, and resources needed to succeed in the world of entrepreneurship.

At Waterloo, we believe great ideas can happen at any age.

PROGRAMS Program details: pages 16-23 engineering, » Applied Mathematics » Architecture » Biomedical Engineering » Chemical Engineering

ENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURE, AND DESIGN » Civil Engineering architecture, » Computer Engineering » Computer Science » Electrical Engineering » Environmental Engineering » Geological Engineering and design » Global Business and Digital Arts » Knowledge Integration » Management Engineering You like to take things apart. Figure out how they work. Create new » Mechanical Engineering ideas and spaces in innovative and unconventional ways. Jump start » Mechatronics Engineering your career along with your curiosity – because Waterloo’s experience- » Nanotechnology Engineering based approach means you’ll see the world in a whole new way. » Planning » Pure Mathematics » Software Engineering » Systems Design Engineering 10 ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY 11 and sustainability environment For you, sustainability isn’t a buzzword. It’s your hope for the future. Environmental responsibility has inspired Waterloo programs for more than 40 years, including one of the first environment faculties in Canada. Explore a range of possibilities for creating a better and greener world.

PROGRAMS Program details: pages 16-23

» Applied Mathematics » Computational Mathematics » Environment and Business » Environment and Resource Studies » Environmental Engineering » Environmental Science - Ecology* - Geoscience* PROGRAMS » Geography and Aviation » Geography and Environmental Management » Geological Engineering » Geomatics HOME TO ONE OF THE » International Development TOP 50 » Knowledge Integration GEOGRAPHY » Physical Sciences - Earth Sciences** PROGRAMS IN » Planning THE WORLD » Recreation and Leisure Studies » Science and Business - QS WORLD UNIVERSITIES RANKING 2015 - Earth Sciences* - Environmental Sciences* » Tourism Development

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Bringing cotton from the fields of India to the cafés of Waterloo

Sometimes it’s not always clear just how far your influence can reach. Environment and Resource Studies graduates Carly and Dana extended their skills, savvy, and passion for social justice halfway around the world.

As part of a fourth-year research course, the pair worked with not-for- profit Khadi Organics to help Indian villagers market their sustainable cotton products at a fair price.

With the support of their professors and fellow students, they launched a website, rolled out a social media campaign, and located vendors in the City of Waterloo to carry scarves, napkins, and towels.

At Waterloo, we understand the value of community. health and

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» Computational Mathematics » Computer Science - Bioinformatics* - Health Informatics* professions » Fine Arts - Studio Practice: Teaching Preparation* » French Your #1 goal is to make a difference in people’s lives. You’re fascinated - Teaching* » Health Studies by the mysterious connections between health and disease. Use your - Gerontology* compassion and abilities to benefit both individuals and entire populations. - Health Informatics* - Health Research* - Pre-Health Professions* » Honours Science » International Development » Kinesiology - Ergonomics* - Human Nutrition* - Pre-Health Professions* » Knowledge Integration » Legal Studies » Life Sciences - Biochemistry** - Biology** - Biomedical Sciences** - Life Physics** - Psychology** » Mathematics - Teaching* » Optometry » Peace and Conflict Studies » Pharmacy » Physical Sciences - Medicinal Chemistry** » Psychology » Public Health » Pure Mathematics - Teaching* » Recreation and Leisure Studies When knowing isn’t enough » Recreation and Sport Business What would you do if you were suddenly alone in a » Science and Business room with 3 women in labour – and no one was around » Sexuality, Marriage, and Family Studies to help? Christina found herself in this predicament » Social Development Studies while volunteering in a Ugandan health clinic. Setting » Social Work her fears aside, the Health Studies student grabbed » Sociology a pair of gloves and helped each mother. » Statistics for Health

HEALTH AND HELPING PROFESSIONS » Therapeutic Recreation Shortages of medical staff, supplies, and facilities mean » Women’s Studies thathatt Ugandan women often go without adequate care * An optional focus that you can during childbirth. Upon returning to Canada, Christina add to the program listed above it put her education and experience to work to improve FIRST ** Program listed on your diploma when you graduate medical treatment for Ugandan mothers. UNIVERSITY IN THE WORLD With the help of St. Paul’s GreenHouse program, TO CREATE A DEPARTMENT ChristinaChristina co-founded FullSoul Canada, a social enterprise TO STUDY THE SCIENCE that sells luxury apparel with profits providing medical OF HUMAN MOVEMENT – kits to Ugandan clinics. KINESIOLOGY

At Waterloo, we believe that you have the power to bring about change.change. 12 INTERNATIONAL STUDIES AND LANGUAGES 13 health and helping professions Your degree. Your dream. Your world.

At Waterloo, your learning can extend beyond campus to the Great Wall of China, the top of the Eiffel Tower, or in Rasha’s case, the busy streets of Vietnam. This International Development student completed an 8-month placement in Hanoi, Vietnam at The Center for Development of Community Initiative and Environment.

As part of the Faculty of Environment’s International Development program, Rasha’s

guaranteed overseas placement PROGRAMS GAIN provided her with the opportunity OVERSEAS to not only help an organization WORK make Vietnam more sustainable, but EXPERIENCE also to develop as a future leader. JUST LIKE THE 1,700+ WATERLOO CO-OP At Waterloo, you’ll travel far STUDENTS WHO WORK beyond the lecture hall. ABROAD EVERY YEAR

PROGRAMS Program details: pages 16-23

international » French - Teaching* » German » Global Business and Digital Arts » History studies and - Global Interactions* - International Relations* » International Development » Peace and Conflict Studies » Political Science languages - Global Governance* - International Relations* » Spanish Your dream is to explore the global village. In books. In person. » Tourism Development

In another language. To experience the places and cultures you *An optional focus that you can see in the news. Waterloo can take you behind the headlines. add to the program listed above it mathematics, computer science, and technology

From problem sets to Ruby on Rails, you love working with numbers. Surround Bringing friends closer through yourself with the world’s top mobile technology minds in mathematics and Imagine taking a picture of your friends computer science. and discovering an awkward amount of space between them. Now imagine PROGRAMS being able to delete that space without Program details: pages 16-23 compromising the picture’s quality. » Actuarial Science - Finance* Computer Science major Rudi and WATERLOO » Applied Mathematics SoftwSoftwareare Engineering student Shida HAS WON - Scientific Computation* developed a smart resizing app that allows MORE TOP 5 TITLES IN » Business Administration (Laurier) and Computer Science (Waterloo) the user to edit out unnecessary spaces in THE PRESTIGIOUS PUTNAM Double Degree photos – an idea that helped them win the COMPETITION THAN » Business Administration (Laurier) ANY OTHER CANADIAN Nokia Imaging Hackathon in Lund, Sweden. and Mathematics (Waterloo) UNIVERSITY. WILL YOU BE Double Degree ON THE NEXT MATH TEAM? » Combinatorics and Optimization At Waterloo, we like to make » Computational Mathematics things better.better. » Computer Engineering » Computer Science - Bioinformatics* - Business* - Digital Hardware* - Health Informatics* - Software Engineering* » Computing and Financial Management » Electrical Engineering » Geomatics » Global Business and Digital Arts » Health Studies - Health Informatics* » Information Technology Management » Management Engineering MATHEMATICS, COMPUTER SCIENCE, AND TECHNOLOGY - Software Engineering and Information Technology* » Mathematical Economics » Mathematical Finance » Mathematical Optimization » Mathematical Physics » Mathematics - Teaching* » Mathematics/Business Administration » Mathematics/Chartered Professional Accountancy » Mathematics/Financial Analysis and Risk Management » Mechatronics Engineering » Nanotechnology Engineering » Pure Mathematics - Teaching* » Software Engineering » Statistics » Statistics for Health

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PROGRAM (APPLY TO)/SYSTEM OF STUDY INDIAN SYSTEM INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE SYSTEM AMERICAN SYSTEM Minimum System Requirements – First or Second Division standing in one of the following : (1) All India Senior School Certificate awarded by IB total scores exclude Diploma points. For programs listing HL or SL English A, the High School Diploma with prerequisite courses completed at the AP level and/or Grade 12 senior please see program-specific requirements below CBSE OR (2) Indian School Certificate awarded by CISCE OR (3) other pre-university certificate awarded after HL English B with a min 5 is acceptable. For programs listing HL or SL Mathematics, academic level. SAT I scores or ACT test results must be submitted. Minimum SAT I combined Math 12 years of academic studies. Final grades will be evaluated based on board results. NOTE: Std XII = Standard XII; Math Studies will not be accepted. NOTE: HL = Higher Level; SL = Standard Level; and Critical Reading score, all faculties: normally 1100. Writing component: evaluated individually. min = minimum final grade;overall = overall minimum final average. min = minimum final grade;total = overall minimum grade total. NOTE: min = minimum final grade;average = minimum final overall Grade 12 average. APPLIED HEALTH SCIENCES Public Health Regular and co-op Std XII English min 75%. Overall 80% Std XII. HL English A, min 4 or SL English A, min 5. Total 28. Grade 12 English, min 80%. Average 85%. Health Studies Regular and co-op Std XII Chemistry and Std XII Biology, min 70% in each. Overall 80% Std XII. HL Chemistry and either HL or SL Biology, min 5 in each. Total 28. AP Chemistry and AP Biology, min 3 in each. Average 85%. Kinesiology Regular and co-op Std XII Mathematics and Std XII Chemistry, min 70% in each. One of Std XII Physics or Std XII Biology, Mathematics (HL recommended) and HL Chemistry, min 5 in each. One of HL or SL Honours Pre-Calculus or AP Calculus; Grade 12 (Senior Level) Chemistry, min 75% in each. min 70%. Overall 80% Std XII. Physics or Biology, min 5. Total 28. One of Biology or Physics, min 75%, preferably at the AP level, min 3. Average 85%. Recreation and Leisure Studies Regular and co-op Std XII English, min 70%. Overall 80% Std XII. HL English A, min 4 or SL English A, min 5. Total 27. Grade 12 English, min 75%. Average 85%. ARTS Accounting and Financial Management* Co-op only Std XII English, min 75%. Std XII Mathematics, min 75%. Overall 85% Std XII. Admission Information Form (AIF) HL English A, min 4; SL English A, min 5; or HL English B, min 5. HL Mathematics, min 5. Grade 12 English, min 80%. AP Calculus and Algebra (Pre-Calculus), min 80% in each. Total 28. Admission Information Form (AIF) Average 88%. Admission Information Form (AIF) Global Business and Digital Arts Regular Std XII English, min 75%. Overall 80% Std XII. HL English A, min 4; SL English A, min 5; or HL English B, min 5. Total 27. Grade 12 English, min 80%. Average 85%. Honours Arts (Waterloo, Renison, St. Jerome’s), Independent Std XII English, min 70%. Overall 80% Std XII. HL English A, min 4; SL English A, min 5; or HL English B, min 5. Total 27. Grade 12 English, min 75%. Average 85%. Studies* (Waterloo), Social Development Studies (Renison) Regular Honours Arts and Business Regular and co-op Std XII English, min 70%. Overall 80% Std XII. HL English A, min 4; SL English A, min 5; or HL English B, min 5. Total 27. Grade 12 English, min 75%. Average 85%. COMPUTING AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT Computing and Financial Management Co-op only Std XII Mathematics and one other Std XII academic course, min 85% in each. Std XII English, min 75%. HL Mathematics, min 6. Two other HL courses, min 5 in each. HL English A, min 4 or SL AP Calculus exam, min 4. Algebra (Pre-Calculus). Grade 12 English, min 75%. Average 90%. All Std XII courses: min 80%. Admission Information Form (AIF) English A, min 5; or HL English B, min 5. Total 29. Admission Information Form (AIF) Admission Information Form (AIF) ENGINEERING Architecture* Co-op only Std XII Mathematics; Std XII Physics, min 70%; Std XII English, min 75%; and two other Std XII courses. Overall Mathematics and Physics (HL recommended), min 5 in each. HL or SL English A, AP Calculus, AP Physics (or 2 high school Physics courses when AP is unavailable), Algebra 80% Std XII. Admission Information Form (AIF) min 5. Three additional HL or SL courses, min 5 in each. Total 32. Admission (Pre-Calculus) min 75% in each. Grade 12 English, min 80% plus two additional Grade 12 Information Form (AIF) courses. Average 85%. Admission Information Form (AIF) Biomedical, Chemical, Civil, Computer, Electrical, Std XII Mathematics, Std XII Physics, Std XII Chemistry, Std XII English, and one other Std XII course, min 70% Mathematics and Physics (HL recommended), min 4 in each. Chemistry and English A, AP Calculus, AP Physics (or 2 high school Physics courses when AP is unavailable), Environmental, Geological, Management, Mechanical, in each. Overall 85% in the 5 required courses. Admission Information Form (AIF). Individual selection may vary, min 4 in each. One other HL or SL course, min 4. Total 32. Admission Information Form Algebra (Pre-Calculus), Chemistry, Grade 12 English, and one other Grade 12 academic Mechatronics, Nanotechnology, Systems Design Co-op only details: bit.ly/eng_averages (AIF). Individual selection may vary; 6s and 7s recommended for competitive programs; course, min 75% in each. Average 88% in the 6 required courses. Admission Information details: bit.ly/eng_averages Form (AIF). Individual selection may vary, details: bit.ly/ eng_averages SOFTWARE ENGINEERING Software Engineering Co-op only Std XII Mathematics, Std XII Physics, Std XII Chemistry, Std XII English, and one other Std XII course, min 70% Mathematics and Physics (HL recommended), min 4 in each. Chemistry and English A, AP Calculus, AP Physics (or 2 high school Physics courses when AP is unavailable), Algebra in each. Overall 85% in the 5 required courses. Admission Information Form (AIF). Individual selection may vary, min 4 in each. One other HL or SL course, min 4. Total 32. Admission Information Form (Pre-Calculus), Chemistry, Grade 12 English, and one other Grade 12 academic course, min 75% details: bit.ly/eng_averages (AIF). Individual selection may vary; 6s and 7s recommended for competitive programs; in each. Average 88% in the 6 required courses. Admission Information Form (AIF). Individual details: bit.ly/eng_averages selection may vary, details: bit.ly/ eng_averages ENVIRONMENT Environment and Business Co-op only Std XII English, min 70%. Overall 80% Std XII. HL English A, min 4; SL English A, min 5; or HL English B, min 5. Total 27. Grade 12 English, min 75%. Average 85%. Environment and Resource Studies, Geography and Std XII English, min 70%. Overall 80% Std XII. HL English A, min 4; SL English A, min 5; or HL English B, min 5. Total 27. Grade 12 English, min 75%. Average 85%. Environmental Management Regular and co-op Geography and Aviation* Regular Std XII Mathematics and Std XII English, min 70% in each. Strongly recommended: one of Std XII Physical HL or SL Mathematics, min 5. HL English A, min 4; SL English A, min 5; or HL English B, Grade 12 Mathematics and Grade 12 English, min 75% in each. Strongly recommended: or Environmental Science. Overall 80% Std XII. min 5. Strongly recommended: one SL course in Physical or Environmental Science. Total 27. one Grade 12 course in Physical or Environmental Science. Average 85%. Geomatics Regular and co-op Std XII Mathematics and Std XII English, min 70% in each. Overall 80% Std XII. HL or SL Mathematics, min 5. HL English A, min 4; SL English A, min 5; or HL English B, Grade 12 English min 75%, Grade 12 Mathematics, min 75%. Average 85%. min 5. Total 27. International Development Regular Std XII English, min 70%. Overall 80% Std XII. HL English A, min 4; SL English A, min 5; or HL English B, min 5. Total 27. Grade 12 English, min 75%. Average 85%. Knowledge Integration Regular Std XII Mathematics, Std XII English, and one Std XII Science course, min 75% in each. Overall 80% Std XII. HL or SL Mathematics and Science, min 5 in each. HL English A, min 4; SL English A, Grade 12 Mathematics, Grade 12 Science, and Grade 12 English, min 80% in each. min 5; or HL English B, min 5. Total 27. Average 85%. Planning Co-op only Std XII English, min 75%. Overall 80% Std XII. HL English A, min 4; SL English A, min 5; or HL English B, min 5. Total 27. Grade 12 English, min 80%. Average 85%. MATHEMATICS Business Administration (Laurier) and Computer Science Std XII Mathematics, min 90%. Std XII English. One other Std XII course, min 90%. All Std XII courses: min 85%. HL Mathematics, min 6. Two other HL courses, min 5 in each. HL or SL English A. AP Calculus exam, min 4. Algebra (Pre-Calculus). Grade 12 English. Average 90%. (Waterloo), Business Administration (Laurier) and Mathematics Admission Information Form (AIF) Total 29. Admission Information Form (AIF) Admission Information Form (AIF) (Waterloo) – Double Degrees Co-op only, Mathematics/ Financial Analysis and Risk Management Regular and Co-op Computer Science Regular and co-op Std XII Mathematics, min 85%. Std XII English. One other Std XII course, min 85%. All Std XII courses, min 80%. HL Mathematics, min 6. Two other HL courses, min 5 in each. HL or SL English A. AP Calculus exam, min 4. Algebra (Pre-Calculus). Grade 12 English. Average 90%. Admission Information Form (AIF) Total 29. Admission Information Form (AIF) Admission Information Form (AIF) Mathematics, Mathematics/Business Administration Regular Std XII Mathematics, min 85%. Std XII English. One other Std XII course, min 85%. All Std XII courses: min 80%. HL Mathematics, min 5. Two other HL courses, min 5 in each. HL or SL English A. AP Calculus exam, min 4. Algebra (Pre-Calculus). Grade 12 English. Average 90%. and co-op Admission Information Form (AIF) Total 29. Admission Information Form (AIF) Admission Information Form (AIF) Mathematics/Chartered Professional Accountancy* Co-op only Std XII Mathematics, min 90%. Std XII English. One other Std XII course, min 90%. All Std XII courses: min 85%. HL Mathematics, min 6. Two other HL courses, min 5 in each. HL or SL English A. AP Calculus exam, min 4. Algebra (Pre-Calculus). Grade 12 English. Average 90%. Admission Information Form (AIF) Total 29. Admission Information Form (AIF) Admission Information Form (AIF) SCIENCE Biotechnology/Chartered Professional Accountancy*, Std XII Mathematics, min 70%. Std XII English, min 70%. Two of Std XII Biology, Std XII Chemistry, or HL or SL Mathematics, min 5. HL or SL English A, min 5. Two of Biology, Chemistry, AP Calculus (preferred) or Grade 12 Calculus, min 80%. Grade 12 English, min 80%. Algebra Biotechnology/Economics Co-op only; Environmental Science, Std XII Physics. One other Std XII course. Overall 80% including required courses; except Biotechnology/ or Physics (at least one HL), min 4 in each. Total 27 for all; except Biotechnology/ (Pre-Calculus). Two of Biology, Chemistry, Physics, or Statistics, min 80% in each. One other Life Sciences, Physical Sciences, Science and Business Regular Chartered Professional Accountancy: overall 94%, Biotechnology/Economics: overall 85%. Chartered Professional Accountancy: Total 35; Biotechnology/Economics: Total 29. Grade 12 academic or AP course. Average 85% including required courses; except Biotechnology/ 24 and co-op; Honours Science, Science and Aviation* Regular only Chartered Professional Accountancy: average 94%; Biotechnology/Economics: average 87%. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Minimum Admission Requirement: Completed high school 25 diploma or equivalent university preparation for your program. Minimum admission requirements are subject to change. For some programs the demand for places by qualified applicants exceeds the number of places available. SCAN THIS PAGE WITH THE LAYAR APP TO LEARN HOW THE * Refer to additional admission requirements and special notes on page 28. ADMISSION INFORMATION FORM HELPS YOUR APPLICATION.

PROGRAM (APPLY TO)/SYSTEM OF STUDY INDIAN SYSTEM INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE SYSTEM AMERICAN SYSTEM Minimum System Requirements – First or Second Division standing in one of the following : (1) All India Senior School Certificate awarded by IB total scores exclude Diploma points. For programs listing HL or SL English A, the High School Diploma with prerequisite courses completed at the AP level and/or Grade 12 senior please see program-specific requirements below CBSE OR (2) Indian School Certificate awarded by CISCE OR (3) other pre-university certificate awarded after HL English B with a min 5 is acceptable. For programs listing HL or SL Mathematics, academic level. SAT I scores or ACT test results must be submitted. Minimum SAT I combined Math 12 years of academic studies. Final grades will be evaluated based on board results. NOTE: Std XII = Standard XII; Math Studies will not be accepted. NOTE: HL = Higher Level; SL = Standard Level; and Critical Reading score, all faculties: normally 1100. Writing component: evaluated individually. min = minimum final grade;overall = overall minimum final average. min = minimum final grade;total = overall minimum grade total. NOTE: min = minimum final grade;average = minimum final overall Grade 12 average. APPLIED HEALTH SCIENCES Public Health Regular and co-op Std XII English min 75%. Overall 80% Std XII. HL English A, min 4 or SL English A, min 5. Total 28. Grade 12 English, min 80%. Average 85%. Health Studies Regular and co-op Std XII Chemistry and Std XII Biology, min 70% in each. Overall 80% Std XII. HL Chemistry and either HL or SL Biology, min 5 in each. Total 28. AP Chemistry and AP Biology, min 3 in each. Average 85%. Kinesiology Regular and co-op Std XII Mathematics and Std XII Chemistry, min 70% in each. One of Std XII Physics or Std XII Biology, Mathematics (HL recommended) and HL Chemistry, min 5 in each. One of HL or SL Honours Pre-Calculus or AP Calculus; Grade 12 (Senior Level) Chemistry, min 75% in each. min 70%. Overall 80% Std XII. Physics or Biology, min 5. Total 28. One of Biology or Physics, min 75%, preferably at the AP level, min 3. Average 85%. Recreation and Leisure Studies Regular and co-op Std XII English, min 70%. Overall 80% Std XII. HL English A, min 4 or SL English A, min 5. Total 27. Grade 12 English, min 75%. Average 85%. ARTS Accounting and Financial Management* Co-op only Std XII English, min 75%. Std XII Mathematics, min 75%. Overall 85% Std XII. Admission Information Form (AIF) HL English A, min 4; SL English A, min 5; or HL English B, min 5. HL Mathematics, min 5. Grade 12 English, min 80%. AP Calculus and Algebra (Pre-Calculus), min 80% in each. Total 28. Admission Information Form (AIF) Average 88%. Admission Information Form (AIF) Global Business and Digital Arts Regular Std XII English, min 75%. Overall 80% Std XII. HL English A, min 4; SL English A, min 5; or HL English B, min 5. Total 27. Grade 12 English, min 80%. Average 85%. Honours Arts (Waterloo, Renison, St. Jerome’s), Independent Std XII English, min 70%. Overall 80% Std XII. HL English A, min 4; SL English A, min 5; or HL English B, min 5. Total 27. Grade 12 English, min 75%. Average 85%. Studies* (Waterloo), Social Development Studies (Renison) Regular Honours Arts and Business Regular and co-op Std XII English, min 70%. Overall 80% Std XII. HL English A, min 4; SL English A, min 5; or HL English B, min 5. Total 27. Grade 12 English, min 75%. Average 85%. COMPUTING AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT Computing and Financial Management Co-op only Std XII Mathematics and one other Std XII academic course, min 85% in each. Std XII English, min 75%. HL Mathematics, min 6. Two other HL courses, min 5 in each. HL English A, min 4 or SL AP Calculus exam, min 4. Algebra (Pre-Calculus). Grade 12 English, min 75%. Average 90%. All Std XII courses: min 80%. Admission Information Form (AIF) English A, min 5; or HL English B, min 5. Total 29. Admission Information Form (AIF) Admission Information Form (AIF) ENGINEERING Architecture* Co-op only Std XII Mathematics; Std XII Physics, min 70%; Std XII English, min 75%; and two other Std XII courses. Overall Mathematics and Physics (HL recommended), min 5 in each. HL or SL English A, AP Calculus, AP Physics (or 2 high school Physics courses when AP is unavailable), Algebra 80% Std XII. Admission Information Form (AIF) min 5. Three additional HL or SL courses, min 5 in each. Total 32. Admission (Pre-Calculus) min 75% in each. Grade 12 English, min 80% plus two additional Grade 12 Information Form (AIF) courses. Average 85%. Admission Information Form (AIF) Biomedical, Chemical, Civil, Computer, Electrical, Std XII Mathematics, Std XII Physics, Std XII Chemistry, Std XII English, and one other Std XII course, min 70% Mathematics and Physics (HL recommended), min 4 in each. Chemistry and English A, AP Calculus, AP Physics (or 2 high school Physics courses when AP is unavailable), Environmental, Geological, Management, Mechanical, in each. Overall 85% in the 5 required courses. Admission Information Form (AIF). Individual selection may vary, min 4 in each. One other HL or SL course, min 4. Total 32. Admission Information Form Algebra (Pre-Calculus), Chemistry, Grade 12 English, and one other Grade 12 academic Mechatronics, Nanotechnology, Systems Design Co-op only details: bit.ly/eng_averages (AIF). Individual selection may vary; 6s and 7s recommended for competitive programs; course, min 75% in each. Average 88% in the 6 required courses. Admission Information details: bit.ly/eng_averages Form (AIF). Individual selection may vary, details: bit.ly/ eng_averages SOFTWARE ENGINEERING Software Engineering Co-op only Std XII Mathematics, Std XII Physics, Std XII Chemistry, Std XII English, and one other Std XII course, min 70% Mathematics and Physics (HL recommended), min 4 in each. Chemistry and English A, AP Calculus, AP Physics (or 2 high school Physics courses when AP is unavailable), Algebra in each. Overall 85% in the 5 required courses. Admission Information Form (AIF). Individual selection may vary, min 4 in each. One other HL or SL course, min 4. Total 32. Admission Information Form (Pre-Calculus), Chemistry, Grade 12 English, and one other Grade 12 academic course, min 75% details: bit.ly/eng_averages (AIF). Individual selection may vary; 6s and 7s recommended for competitive programs; in each. Average 88% in the 6 required courses. Admission Information Form (AIF). Individual ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS details: bit.ly/eng_averages selection may vary, details: bit.ly/ eng_averages ENVIRONMENT Environment and Business Co-op only Std XII English, min 70%. Overall 80% Std XII. HL English A, min 4; SL English A, min 5; or HL English B, min 5. Total 27. Grade 12 English, min 75%. Average 85%. Environment and Resource Studies, Geography and Std XII English, min 70%. Overall 80% Std XII. HL English A, min 4; SL English A, min 5; or HL English B, min 5. Total 27. Grade 12 English, min 75%. Average 85%. Environmental Management Regular and co-op Geography and Aviation* Regular Std XII Mathematics and Std XII English, min 70% in each. Strongly recommended: one of Std XII Physical HL or SL Mathematics, min 5. HL English A, min 4; SL English A, min 5; or HL English B, Grade 12 Mathematics and Grade 12 English, min 75% in each. Strongly recommended: or Environmental Science. Overall 80% Std XII. min 5. Strongly recommended: one SL course in Physical or Environmental Science. Total 27. one Grade 12 course in Physical or Environmental Science. Average 85%. Geomatics Regular and co-op Std XII Mathematics and Std XII English, min 70% in each. Overall 80% Std XII. HL or SL Mathematics, min 5. HL English A, min 4; SL English A, min 5; or HL English B, Grade 12 English min 75%, Grade 12 Mathematics, min 75%. Average 85%. min 5. Total 27. International Development Regular Std XII English, min 70%. Overall 80% Std XII. HL English A, min 4; SL English A, min 5; or HL English B, min 5. Total 27. Grade 12 English, min 75%. Average 85%. Knowledge Integration Regular Std XII Mathematics, Std XII English, and one Std XII Science course, min 75% in each. Overall 80% Std XII. HL or SL Mathematics and Science, min 5 in each. HL English A, min 4; SL English A, Grade 12 Mathematics, Grade 12 Science, and Grade 12 English, min 80% in each. min 5; or HL English B, min 5. Total 27. Average 85%. Planning Co-op only Std XII English, min 75%. Overall 80% Std XII. HL English A, min 4; SL English A, min 5; or HL English B, min 5. Total 27. Grade 12 English, min 80%. Average 85%. MATHEMATICS Business Administration (Laurier) and Computer Science Std XII Mathematics, min 90%. Std XII English. One other Std XII course, min 90%. All Std XII courses: min 85%. HL Mathematics, min 6. Two other HL courses, min 5 in each. HL or SL English A. AP Calculus exam, min 4. Algebra (Pre-Calculus). Grade 12 English. Average 90%. (Waterloo), Business Administration (Laurier) and Mathematics Admission Information Form (AIF) Total 29. Admission Information Form (AIF) Admission Information Form (AIF) (Waterloo) – Double Degrees Co-op only, Mathematics/ Financial Analysis and Risk Management Regular and Co-op Computer Science Regular and co-op Std XII Mathematics, min 85%. Std XII English. One other Std XII course, min 85%. All Std XII courses, min 80%. HL Mathematics, min 6. Two other HL courses, min 5 in each. HL or SL English A. AP Calculus exam, min 4. Algebra (Pre-Calculus). Grade 12 English. Average 90%. Admission Information Form (AIF) Total 29. Admission Information Form (AIF) Admission Information Form (AIF) Mathematics, Mathematics/Business Administration Regular Std XII Mathematics, min 85%. Std XII English. One other Std XII course, min 85%. All Std XII courses: min 80%. HL Mathematics, min 5. Two other HL courses, min 5 in each. HL or SL English A. AP Calculus exam, min 4. Algebra (Pre-Calculus). Grade 12 English. Average 90%. and co-op Admission Information Form (AIF) Total 29. Admission Information Form (AIF) Admission Information Form (AIF) Mathematics/Chartered Professional Accountancy* Co-op only Std XII Mathematics, min 90%. Std XII English. One other Std XII course, min 90%. All Std XII courses: min 85%. HL Mathematics, min 6. Two other HL courses, min 5 in each. HL or SL English A. AP Calculus exam, min 4. Algebra (Pre-Calculus). Grade 12 English. Average 90%. Admission Information Form (AIF) Total 29. Admission Information Form (AIF) Admission Information Form (AIF) SCIENCE Biotechnology/Chartered Professional Accountancy*, Std XII Mathematics, min 70%. Std XII English, min 70%. Two of Std XII Biology, Std XII Chemistry, or HL or SL Mathematics, min 5. HL or SL English A, min 5. Two of Biology, Chemistry, AP Calculus (preferred) or Grade 12 Calculus, min 80%. Grade 12 English, min 80%. Algebra Biotechnology/Economics Co-op only; Environmental Science, Std XII Physics. One other Std XII course. Overall 80% including required courses; except Biotechnology/ or Physics (at least one HL), min 4 in each. Total 27 for all; except Biotechnology/ (Pre-Calculus). Two of Biology, Chemistry, Physics, or Statistics, min 80% in each. One other Life Sciences, Physical Sciences, Science and Business Regular Chartered Professional Accountancy: overall 94%, Biotechnology/Economics: overall 85%. Chartered Professional Accountancy: Total 35; Biotechnology/Economics: Total 29. Grade 12 academic or AP course. Average 85% including required courses; except Biotechnology/ and co-op; Honours Science, Science and Aviation* Regular only Chartered Professional Accountancy: average 94%; Biotechnology/Economics: average 87%. international admission requirements continued

PROGRAM (APPLY TO)/SYSTEM OF STUDY BRITISH SYSTEM CARIBBEAN ADVANCED PROFICIENCY EXAMINATION CHINESE SYSTEM Minimum System Requirements – General Certificate of Secondary Education or equivalent with passes in at least 5 unique subjects, Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate with passes in at least 5 subjects, 2 of which Chinese High School Diploma. Completion of a minimum of five Senior 3 academic please see program-specific requirements below 3 of which must be at the Advanced Level. Individual consideration may be given for 2 A-levels. must be at the Unit 2 level. NOTE: min = minimum final grade. courses. NOTE: Senior 3 = Senior 3-level; min = minimum final grade;overall = minimum General paper is not accepted for the English course requirements. NOTE: min = minimum final grade. overall final average. APPLIED HEALTH SCIENCES Public Health Regular and co-op – see note on page 17 Three A-level courses, min two B’s and one C. English at either the GCSE, AS, or A-level, min B. Two Unit 2 courses, min 2 in one and Grade 3 in the other. English at either the CXC, Unit 1 Senior 3 English, min 80%. Overall 85% in Senior 3. or Unit 2 level, min 3. Health Studies Regular and co-op A-level Chemistry and A-level Biology, min B in each. Plus one additional A-level, min C. Unit 2 Chemistry and Unit 2 Biology, min 2 in each. Senior 3 Chemistry and Senior 3 Biology, min 75% in each. Overall 85% in Senior 3. Kinesiology Regular and co-op A-level Mathematics, min C. A-level Chemistry, min B. One additional A-level, min B. One of Unit 2 Mathematics and Unit 2 Chemistry, min 2 in each. One of Physics or Biology at the Senior 3 Chemistry and Senior 3 Mathematics with evidence of Calculus, min 75% in each. Physics or Biology at the GCSE, AS, or A-level, min B. Unit 1 or Unit 2 level, min 2. One of Physics or Biology at the Senior 3 level, min 75%. Overall 85% in Senior 3. Recreation and Leisure Studies Regular and co-op Three A-level courses, min two B’s and one C. English at either the GCSE, AS, or A-level, min B. Two Unit 2 courses, min 2 in one and Grade 3 in the other. English at either the CXC, Unit Senior 3 English, min 75%. Overall 80% in Senior 3. 1, or Unit 2 level, min 3. ARTS Accounting and Financial Management* Co-op only A-level Mathematics, min A and two other A-level courses, min B in each. English at either the Unit 2 Pure Mathematics, min 2. One other Unit 2 course, min 2. English at either the CXC, Senior 3 English and Senior 3 Mathematics with evidence of Calculus and Algebra, GCSE, AS, or A-level, min A. Admission Information Form (AIF) Unit 1, or Unit 2 level, min 2. Admission Information Form (AIF) min 80%. Overall 88% in Senior 3. Admission Information Form (AIF) Global Business and Digital Arts Regular Three A-level courses, min two B’s and one C. English at either the GCSE, AS, or A-level, min A. Two Unit 2 courses, min 2 in each. English at either the CXC, Unit 1, or Unit 2 level, min 3. Senior 3 English, min 80%. Overall 85% in Senior 3. Honours Arts (Waterloo, Renison, St. Jerome’s), Independent Studies* Three A-level courses, min two B’s and one C. English at either the GCSE, AS, or A-level, min B. Two Unit 2 courses, min 2 in one and Grade 3 in the other. English at either the CXC, Senior 3 English, min 75%. Overall 85% in Senior 3. (Waterloo), Social Development Studies (Renison) Regular Unit 1, or Unit 2 level, min 3. Honours Arts and Business Regular and co-op Three A-level courses, min two B’s and one C. English at either the GCSE, AS, or A-level, min B. Two Unit 2 courses, min 2 in each. English at either the CXC, Unit 1, or Unit 2 level, min 3. Senior 3 English, min 75%. Overall 85% in Senior 3. COMPUTING AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT Computing and Financial Management Co-op only A-level Mathematics and one other academic A-level course, min A in each. One other academic Unit 2 Pure Mathematics, min 2. One other Unit 2 academic course, min 2. English at either Senior 3 Mathematics, min 90%. Senior 3 English, min 75%. Overall 85% in Senior 3. A-level, min B. English at either the GCSE, AS, or A-level, min B. Admission Information Form (AIF) the CXC, Unit 1, or Unit 2 level, min 2. Admission Information Form (AIF) Admission Information Form (AIF) ENGINEERING Architecture* Co-op only A-level Mathematics and A-level Physics, min B in each. One additional A-level, min B. English at Unit 2 Pure Mathematics and Unit 2 Physics, min 2 in each. English at either the CXC, Unit 1, Senior 3 Mathematics with evidence of Calculus and Algebra, min 75%. Senior 3 Physics, either the GCSE, AS, or A-level, min B. One additional course at the GCSE, AS, or A-level, min B. or Unit 2 level, min 2. Two other Unit 1 or Unit 2 academic courses, min 2 in each. Admission min 75%. Senior 3 English, min 80%. Overall 85% in Senior 3. Admission Information Admission Information Form (AIF) Information Form (AIF) Form (AIF) Biomedical, Chemical, Civil, Computer, Electrical, Environmental, A-level Mathematics and A-level Physics, min A in each. One additional A-level, min B. Chemistry Unit 2 Pure Mathematics and Unit 2 Physics, min 2 in each. Chemistry and English (CXC Senior 3 Mathematics with evidence of Calculus and Algebra, min 75%. Senior 3 Physics, Geological, Management, Mechanical, Mechatronics, Nanotechnology, (GCSE-level required, A-level recommended), min B. GCSE-level English, min B. Admission required, CAPE recommended), min 2 in each. One other Unit 1 or Unit 2 academic Senior 3 Chemistry, and Senior 3 English, min 75% in each. One other Senior 3 academic Systems Design Co-op only Information Form (AIF). Individual selection may vary; A’s and A*’s recommended for competitive course, min 2. Admission Information Form (AIF). Individual selection may vary; mostly 1s course, min 75%. Overall 88% in 5 required courses. Admission Information Form (AIF). programs; details: bit.ly/eng_averages recommended for competitive programs; details: bit.ly/eng_averages Individual selection may vary, details: bit.ly/eng_averages SOFTWARE ENGINEERING Software Engineering* Co-op only A-level Mathematics and A-level Physics, min A in each. One additional A-level, min B. Chemistry Unit 2 Pure Mathematics and Unit 2 Physics, min 2 in each. Chemistry and English (CXC Senior 3 Mathematics with evidence of Calculus and Algebra, min 75%. Senior 3 Physics, (GCSE-level required, A-level recommended), min B. GCSE-level English, min B. Admission required, CAPE recommended), min 2 in each. One other Unit 1 or Unit 2 academic Senior 3 Chemistry, and Senior 3 English, min 75% in each. One other Senior 3 academic Information Form (AIF). Individual selection may vary; A’s and A*’s recommended for competitive course, min 2. Admission Information Form (AIF). Individual selection may vary; mostly 1s course, min 75%. Overall 88% in 5 required courses. Admission Information Form (AIF). programs; details: bit.ly/eng_averages recommended for competitive programs; details: bit.ly/eng_averages Individual selection may vary, details: bit.ly/eng_averages ENVIRONMENT Environment and Business Co-op only Three A-level courses, min B in each. English at either the GCSE, AS, or A-level, min B. Two Unit 2 courses, min 2 in each. English at either the CXC, Unit 1, or Unit 2 level, min 3. Senior 3 English, min 75%. Overall 85% in Senior 3. Environment and Resource Studies Regular and co-op Three A-level courses, min two B’s and one C. English at either the GCSE, AS, or A-level, min B. Two Unit 2 courses, min 2 in each. English at either the CXC, Unit 1, or Unit 2 level, min 3. Senior 3 English, min 75%. Overall 85% in Senior 3. Geography and Aviation* Regular English at either the GCSE, AS, or A-level, min B. A-level Mathematics, min B. Two other Unit 2 Mathematics, min 2. English at either the CXC, Unit 1, or Unit 2 level, min 3. One Senior 3 Mathematics and Senior 3 English, min 75%. Strongly recommended: A-level courses, min B and C. Strongly recommended: one A-level course in Physical or other Unit 2 course, min 3. Strongly recommended: one Unit 2 course in Physical or Senior 3 course in Physical or Environmental Science. Overall 85% in Senior 3. Environmental Science. Environmental Science. Geography and Environmental Management Regular and co-op Three A-level courses, min two B’s and one C. English at either the GCSE, AS, or A-level, min B. Two Unit 2 courses, min 2 in one and Grade 3 in the other. English at either the CXC, Senior 3 English, min 75%. Overall 85% in Senior 3. Unit 1, or Unit 2 level, min 3. Geomatics Regular and co-op A-level Mathematics, min B. Two other A-level courses, min one B and one C. English at either the Unit 2 Mathematics, min 2. One other Unit 2 course, min 3. English at either the CXC, Unit Senior 3 English and Senior 3 Mathematics, min 75%. Overall 85% in Senior 3. GCSE, AS, or A-level, min B. 1, or Unit 2 level, min 3. International Development Regular Three A-level courses, min two B’s and one C. English at either the GCSE, AS, or A-level, Two Unit 2 courses, min 2 in each. English at either the CXC, Unit 1, or Unit 2 level, min 3. Senior 3 English, min 75%. Overall 85% in Senior 3. min B. Knowledge Integration Regular A-level Mathematics and one A-level Science course, min B in each. One additional A-level course, Unit 2 Mathematics, and Unit 2 Science, min 2 in each. English at either the CXC, Unit 1, Senior 3 Mathematics, one Senior 3 Science, and Senior 3 English, min 80% in each. min C. English at either the GCSE, AS, or A-level, min B. or Unit 2 level, min 2. Overall 85% in Senior 3. 26 Planning Co-op only Three A-level courses, min B in each. English at either the GCSE, AS, or A-level, min B. Two Unit 2 courses, min 2 in each. English at either the CXC, Unit 1, or Unit 2 level, min 2. Senior 3 English, min 80%. Overall 85% in Senior 3. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS 27

PROGRAM (APPLY TO)/SYSTEM OF STUDY BRITISH SYSTEM CARIBBEAN ADVANCED PROFICIENCY EXAMINATION CHINESE SYSTEM Minimum System Requirements – General Certificate of Secondary Education or equivalent with passes in at least 5 unique subjects, Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate with passes in at least 5 subjects, 2 of which Chinese High School Diploma. Completion of a minimum of five Senior 3 academic please see program-specific requirements below 3 of which must be at the Advanced Level. Individual consideration may be given for 2 A-levels. must be at the Unit 2 level. NOTE: min = minimum final grade. courses. NOTE: Senior 3 = Senior 3-level; min = minimum final grade;overall = minimum General paper is not accepted for the English course requirements. NOTE: min = minimum final grade. overall final average. APPLIED HEALTH SCIENCES Public Health Regular and co-op – see note on page 17 Three A-level courses, min two B’s and one C. English at either the GCSE, AS, or A-level, min B. Two Unit 2 courses, min 2 in one and Grade 3 in the other. English at either the CXC, Unit 1 Senior 3 English, min 80%. Overall 85% in Senior 3. or Unit 2 level, min 3. Health Studies Regular and co-op A-level Chemistry and A-level Biology, min B in each. Plus one additional A-level, min C. Unit 2 Chemistry and Unit 2 Biology, min 2 in each. Senior 3 Chemistry and Senior 3 Biology, min 75% in each. Overall 85% in Senior 3. Kinesiology Regular and co-op A-level Mathematics, min C. A-level Chemistry, min B. One additional A-level, min B. One of Unit 2 Mathematics and Unit 2 Chemistry, min 2 in each. One of Physics or Biology at the Senior 3 Chemistry and Senior 3 Mathematics with evidence of Calculus, min 75% in each. Physics or Biology at the GCSE, AS, or A-level, min B. Unit 1 or Unit 2 level, min 2. One of Physics or Biology at the Senior 3 level, min 75%. Overall 85% in Senior 3. Recreation and Leisure Studies Regular and co-op Three A-level courses, min two B’s and one C. English at either the GCSE, AS, or A-level, min B. Two Unit 2 courses, min 2 in one and Grade 3 in the other. English at either the CXC, Unit Senior 3 English, min 75%. Overall 80% in Senior 3. 1, or Unit 2 level, min 3. ARTS Accounting and Financial Management* Co-op only A-level Mathematics, min A and two other A-level courses, min B in each. English at either the Unit 2 Pure Mathematics, min 2. One other Unit 2 course, min 2. English at either the CXC, Senior 3 English and Senior 3 Mathematics with evidence of Calculus and Algebra, GCSE, AS, or A-level, min A. Admission Information Form (AIF) Unit 1, or Unit 2 level, min 2. Admission Information Form (AIF) min 80%. Overall 88% in Senior 3. Admission Information Form (AIF) Global Business and Digital Arts Regular Three A-level courses, min two B’s and one C. English at either the GCSE, AS, or A-level, min A. Two Unit 2 courses, min 2 in each. English at either the CXC, Unit 1, or Unit 2 level, min 3. Senior 3 English, min 80%. Overall 85% in Senior 3. Honours Arts (Waterloo, Renison, St. Jerome’s), Independent Studies* Three A-level courses, min two B’s and one C. English at either the GCSE, AS, or A-level, min B. Two Unit 2 courses, min 2 in one and Grade 3 in the other. English at either the CXC, Senior 3 English, min 75%. Overall 85% in Senior 3. (Waterloo), Social Development Studies (Renison) Regular Unit 1, or Unit 2 level, min 3. Honours Arts and Business Regular and co-op Three A-level courses, min two B’s and one C. English at either the GCSE, AS, or A-level, min B. Two Unit 2 courses, min 2 in each. English at either the CXC, Unit 1, or Unit 2 level, min 3. Senior 3 English, min 75%. Overall 85% in Senior 3. COMPUTING AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Computing and Financial Management Co-op only A-level Mathematics and one other academic A-level course, min A in each. One other academic Unit 2 Pure Mathematics, min 2. One other Unit 2 academic course, min 2. English at either Senior 3 Mathematics, min 90%. Senior 3 English, min 75%. Overall 85% in Senior 3. A-level, min B. English at either the GCSE, AS, or A-level, min B. Admission Information Form (AIF) the CXC, Unit 1, or Unit 2 level, min 2. Admission Information Form (AIF) Admission Information Form (AIF) ENGINEERING Architecture* Co-op only A-level Mathematics and A-level Physics, min B in each. One additional A-level, min B. English at Unit 2 Pure Mathematics and Unit 2 Physics, min 2 in each. English at either the CXC, Unit 1, Senior 3 Mathematics with evidence of Calculus and Algebra, min 75%. Senior 3 Physics, either the GCSE, AS, or A-level, min B. One additional course at the GCSE, AS, or A-level, min B. or Unit 2 level, min 2. Two other Unit 1 or Unit 2 academic courses, min 2 in each. Admission min 75%. Senior 3 English, min 80%. Overall 85% in Senior 3. Admission Information Admission Information Form (AIF) Information Form (AIF) Form (AIF) Biomedical, Chemical, Civil, Computer, Electrical, Environmental, A-level Mathematics and A-level Physics, min A in each. One additional A-level, min B. Chemistry Unit 2 Pure Mathematics and Unit 2 Physics, min 2 in each. Chemistry and English (CXC Senior 3 Mathematics with evidence of Calculus and Algebra, min 75%. Senior 3 Physics, Geological, Management, Mechanical, Mechatronics, Nanotechnology, (GCSE-level required, A-level recommended), min B. GCSE-level English, min B. Admission required, CAPE recommended), min 2 in each. One other Unit 1 or Unit 2 academic Senior 3 Chemistry, and Senior 3 English, min 75% in each. One other Senior 3 academic Systems Design Co-op only Information Form (AIF). Individual selection may vary; A’s and A*’s recommended for competitive course, min 2. Admission Information Form (AIF). Individual selection may vary; mostly 1s course, min 75%. Overall 88% in 5 required courses. Admission Information Form (AIF). programs; details: bit.ly/eng_averages recommended for competitive programs; details: bit.ly/eng_averages Individual selection may vary, details: bit.ly/eng_averages SOFTWARE ENGINEERING Software Engineering* Co-op only A-level Mathematics and A-level Physics, min A in each. One additional A-level, min B. Chemistry Unit 2 Pure Mathematics and Unit 2 Physics, min 2 in each. Chemistry and English (CXC Senior 3 Mathematics with evidence of Calculus and Algebra, min 75%. Senior 3 Physics, (GCSE-level required, A-level recommended), min B. GCSE-level English, min B. Admission required, CAPE recommended), min 2 in each. One other Unit 1 or Unit 2 academic Senior 3 Chemistry, and Senior 3 English, min 75% in each. One other Senior 3 academic Information Form (AIF). Individual selection may vary; A’s and A*’s recommended for competitive course, min 2. Admission Information Form (AIF). Individual selection may vary; mostly 1s course, min 75%. Overall 88% in 5 required courses. Admission Information Form (AIF). programs; details: bit.ly/eng_averages recommended for competitive programs; details: bit.ly/eng_averages Individual selection may vary, details: bit.ly/eng_averages ENVIRONMENT Environment and Business Co-op only Three A-level courses, min B in each. English at either the GCSE, AS, or A-level, min B. Two Unit 2 courses, min 2 in each. English at either the CXC, Unit 1, or Unit 2 level, min 3. Senior 3 English, min 75%. Overall 85% in Senior 3. Environment and Resource Studies Regular and co-op Three A-level courses, min two B’s and one C. English at either the GCSE, AS, or A-level, min B. Two Unit 2 courses, min 2 in each. English at either the CXC, Unit 1, or Unit 2 level, min 3. Senior 3 English, min 75%. Overall 85% in Senior 3. Geography and Aviation* Regular English at either the GCSE, AS, or A-level, min B. A-level Mathematics, min B. Two other Unit 2 Mathematics, min 2. English at either the CXC, Unit 1, or Unit 2 level, min 3. One Senior 3 Mathematics and Senior 3 English, min 75%. Strongly recommended: A-level courses, min B and C. Strongly recommended: one A-level course in Physical or other Unit 2 course, min 3. Strongly recommended: one Unit 2 course in Physical or Senior 3 course in Physical or Environmental Science. Overall 85% in Senior 3. Environmental Science. Environmental Science. Geography and Environmental Management Regular and co-op Three A-level courses, min two B’s and one C. English at either the GCSE, AS, or A-level, min B. Two Unit 2 courses, min 2 in one and Grade 3 in the other. English at either the CXC, Senior 3 English, min 75%. Overall 85% in Senior 3. Unit 1, or Unit 2 level, min 3. Geomatics Regular and co-op A-level Mathematics, min B. Two other A-level courses, min one B and one C. English at either the Unit 2 Mathematics, min 2. One other Unit 2 course, min 3. English at either the CXC, Unit Senior 3 English and Senior 3 Mathematics, min 75%. Overall 85% in Senior 3. GCSE, AS, or A-level, min B. 1, or Unit 2 level, min 3. International Development Regular Three A-level courses, min two B’s and one C. English at either the GCSE, AS, or A-level, Two Unit 2 courses, min 2 in each. English at either the CXC, Unit 1, or Unit 2 level, min 3. Senior 3 English, min 75%. Overall 85% in Senior 3. min B. Knowledge Integration Regular A-level Mathematics and one A-level Science course, min B in each. One additional A-level course, Unit 2 Mathematics, and Unit 2 Science, min 2 in each. English at either the CXC, Unit 1, Senior 3 Mathematics, one Senior 3 Science, and Senior 3 English, min 80% in each. min C. English at either the GCSE, AS, or A-level, min B. or Unit 2 level, min 2. Overall 85% in Senior 3. Planning Co-op only Three A-level courses, min B in each. English at either the GCSE, AS, or A-level, min B. Two Unit 2 courses, min 2 in each. 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Minimum System Requirements – General Certificate of Secondary Education or equivalent with passes in at least 5 unique Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate with passes in at least 5 subjects, 2 of Chinese High School Diploma. Completion of a minimum of five Senior 3 academic please see program-specific requirements below subjects, 3 of which must be at the Advanced Level. Individual consideration may be given which must be at the Unit 2 level. NOTE: min = minimum final grade. courses. NOTE: Senior 3 = Senior 3-level; min = minimum final grade; overall = minimum for 2 A-levels. General paper is not accepted for the English course requirements. overall final average. NOTE: min = minimum final grade. MATHEMATICS Business Administration (Laurier) and Computer Science (Waterloo), A-level Mathematics and one other academic A-level course, min A in each. One other academic Unit 2 Pure Mathematics, min 2. One other Unit 2 academic course, min 2. Senior 3 Mathematics, min 90%. Senior 3 English. Overall 85% in Senior 3. Business Administration (Laurier) and Mathematics (Waterloo) – Double A-level, min B. English at either the GCSE, AS, or A-level. Admission Information Form (AIF) English at the CXC, Unit 1, or Unit 2 level. Admission Information Form (AIF) Admission Information Form (AIF) Degree Co-op only, Mathematics/Financial Analysis and Risk Management Regular and co-op Computer Science Regular and co-op A-level Mathematics and one other academic A-level course, min A in each. One other academic Unit 2 Pure Mathematics, min 2. One other Unit 2 academic course, min 2. Senior 3 Mathematics, min 90%. Senior 3 English. Overall 85% in Senior 3. A-level, min B. English at either the GCSE, AS, or A-level. Admission Information Form (AIF) English at the CXC, Unit 1 or Unit 2 level. Admission Information Form (AIF) Admission Information Form (AIF) Mathematics, Mathematics/Business Administration Regular and co-op A-level Mathematics min A. Two other academic A-level courses, min B in each. English at either Unit 2 Pure Mathematics, min 2. One other Unit 2 academic course, min 2. Senior 3 Mathematics, min 90%. Senior 3 English. Overall 85% in Senior 3. the GCSE, AS, or A-level. Admission Information Form (AIF) English at the CXC, Unit 1, or Unit 2 level. Admission Information Form (AIF) Admission Information Form (AIF) Mathematics/Chartered Professional Accountancy* Co-op only A-level Mathematics and one other academic A-level course, min A in each. One other academic Unit 2 Pure Mathematics, min 2. One other Unit 2 academic course, min 2. Senior 3 Mathematics, min 90%. Senior 3 English. Overall 85% in Senior 3. A-level, min B. English at either the GCSE, AS, or A-level. Admission Information Form (AIF) English at the CXC, Unit 1, or Unit 2 level. Admission Information Form (AIF) Admission Information Form (AIF) SCIENCE Biotechnology/Chartered Professional Accountancy*, Biotechnology/ A-level Mathematics, min B. Two of Biology, Chemistry or Physics (one must be at the A-level), Unit 2 Pure Mathematics, min 3. English at either the CXC, Unit 1, or Unit 2 level, min Senior 3 Mathematics, min 80%. Senior 3 English, min 80%. Two of Senior 3 Biology, Senior 3 Economics Co-op only; Environmental Science, Life Sciences, Physical min B. One other academic A-level, min B. GCSE-level English, min B. 2. Two of Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science, or Physics (one must be at the Chemistry, or Senior 3 Physics, min 85% in each. One other Senior 3 academic course. Overall Sciences, Science and Business Regular and co-op; Honours Science, Unit 2 level), min 2 in each. 85% in Senior 3, including required courses; except Biotechnology/Chartered Professional Science and Aviation* Regular only Accountancy: overall 94%; Biotechnology/Economics: overall 87%.

* additional admission application tips » Applicants from high schools outside requirements and notes of North America and not following the Admissions Information Form (AIF) must be completed for most American, British, Caribbean Advanced programs. Details will be sent to you once you apply. Proficiency Examination, Chinese, Indian, or International Baccalaureate system of » A ccounting and Financial Management – Applicants will be study should attach course descriptions required to complete an Accounting and Financial Management for senior-level mathematics along with Admissions Assessment. Details will be emailed to you their transcripts. once you’ve applied. Financial Management co-op jobs for international students on a Canadian study permit are limited. » Repeated courses may be taken into Study Permit enrolment is limited. consideration depending on the program. » Ar chitecture – Qualified applicants will be invited ot complete » Engineering, Mathematics, and Science an English précis-writing exercise and to submit a portfolio. faculties may consider GCSE-level English bit.ly/wat_arch as a Second Language provided that you also submit a satisfactory English » Biotechnology/Chartered Professional Accountancy and

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Language test score. Mathematics/Chartered Professional Accountancy – Open only to Canadian citizens and Permanent Residents. » Applied Health Sciences, Arts, Accounting and Financial Management, Environment, » Geography and Aviation or Science and Aviation – Qualified and Architecture will not accept GCSE-level applicants will be asked to complete a screening process by English as a Second Language to satisfy the Waterloo-Wellington Flight Centre that includes a Program the academic English course requirement. Briefing Session and Transport Canada Category 1 Aviation Medical Certification. » Software Engineering – Experience in developing well- structured, modular programs is required: bit.ly/wat_software. Applicants will be asked to explain programming experience 28 on the Admissions Information Form. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS 29

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Minimum System Requirements – General Certificate of Secondary Education or equivalent with passes in at least 5 unique Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate with passes in at least 5 subjects, 2 of Chinese High School Diploma. Completion of a minimum of five Senior 3 academic please see program-specific requirements below subjects, 3 of which must be at the Advanced Level. Individual consideration may be given which must be at the Unit 2 level. NOTE: min = minimum final grade. courses. NOTE: Senior 3 = Senior 3-level; min = minimum final grade;overall = minimum for 2 A-levels. General paper is not accepted for the English course requirements. overall final average. NOTE: min = minimum final grade. MATHEMATICS Business Administration (Laurier) and Computer Science (Waterloo), A-level Mathematics and one other academic A-level course, min A in each. One other academic Unit 2 Pure Mathematics, min 2. One other Unit 2 academic course, min 2. Senior 3 Mathematics, min 90%. Senior 3 English. Overall 85% in Senior 3. Business Administration (Laurier) and Mathematics (Waterloo) – Double A-level, min B. English at either the GCSE, AS, or A-level. Admission Information Form (AIF) English at the CXC, Unit 1, or Unit 2 level. Admission Information Form (AIF) Admission Information Form (AIF) Degree Co-op only, Mathematics/Financial Analysis and Risk Management Regular and co-op Computer Science Regular and co-op A-level Mathematics and one other academic A-level course, min A in each. One other academic Unit 2 Pure Mathematics, min 2. One other Unit 2 academic course, min 2. Senior 3 Mathematics, min 90%. Senior 3 English. Overall 85% in Senior 3. A-level, min B. English at either the GCSE, AS, or A-level. Admission Information Form (AIF) English at the CXC, Unit 1 or Unit 2 level. Admission Information Form (AIF) Admission Information Form (AIF) Mathematics, Mathematics/Business Administration Regular and co-op A-level Mathematics min A. Two other academic A-level courses, min B in each. English at either Unit 2 Pure Mathematics, min 2. One other Unit 2 academic course, min 2. Senior 3 Mathematics, min 90%. Senior 3 English. Overall 85% in Senior 3. the GCSE, AS, or A-level. Admission Information Form (AIF) English at the CXC, Unit 1, or Unit 2 level. Admission Information Form (AIF) Admission Information Form (AIF) Mathematics/Chartered Professional Accountancy* Co-op only A-level Mathematics and one other academic A-level course, min A in each. One other academic Unit 2 Pure Mathematics, min 2. One other Unit 2 academic course, min 2. Senior 3 Mathematics, min 90%. Senior 3 English. Overall 85% in Senior 3. A-level, min B. English at either the GCSE, AS, or A-level. Admission Information Form (AIF) English at the CXC, Unit 1, or Unit 2 level. Admission Information Form (AIF) Admission Information Form (AIF) SCIENCE Biotechnology/Chartered Professional Accountancy*, Biotechnology/ A-level Mathematics, min B. Two of Biology, Chemistry or Physics (one must be at the A-level), Unit 2 Pure Mathematics, min 3. English at either the CXC, Unit 1, or Unit 2 level, min Senior 3 Mathematics, min 80%. Senior 3 English, min 80%. Two of Senior 3 Biology, Senior 3 Economics Co-op only; Environmental Science, Life Sciences, Physical min B. One other academic A-level, min B. GCSE-level English, min B. 2. Two of Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science, or Physics (one must be at the Chemistry, or Senior 3 Physics, min 85% in each. One other Senior 3 academic course. Overall Sciences, Science and Business Regular and co-op; Honours Science, Unit 2 level), min 2 in each. 85% in Senior 3, including required courses; except Biotechnology/Chartered Professional Science and Aviation* Regular only Accountancy: overall 94%; Biotechnology/Economics: overall 87%.

MATHEMATICS ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS choose your focus Actuarial Science, Applied Mathematics, Combinatorics and Optimization, Computational Mathematics, Apply to the bolded program to study one Mathematical Economics, Mathematical Finance, of the majors listed. Mathematical Optimization, Mathematical Physics, Mathematical Studies, Pure Mathematics, Statistics, * Regular-only, *** Co-op-only. Statistics for Health***, Teaching Option*** NOTE: Majors listed without an asterisk have both co-op and regular options. MATHEMATICS/BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION HONOURS ARTS Information Technology Management, Anthropology*; Classical Studies*; Economics; English; Mathematical Economics Fine Arts*; French*; German*; History*; Legal Studies*; Medieval Studies*; Music*; Peace and Conflict Studies*; PHYSICAL SCIENCES Philosophy*; Political Science; Psychology; Religious Chemistry, Earth Sciences, Materials and Nanosciences, Studies*; Sexuality, Marriage, and Family Studies*; Mathematical Physics, Medicinal Chemistry***, Physics, Social Development Studies*; Sociology; Spanish*; Physics and Astronomy Speech Communication*; Theatre and Performance*; RECREATION AND LEISURE STUDIES Women’s Studies* Recreation and Leisure Studies, Recreation and Sport HONOURS ARTS AND BUSINESS Business, Therapeutic Recreation, Tourism Development Anthropology; Classical Studies; Economics; English; Fine SCIENCE – HONOURS SCIENCE* Arts; French; German; History; Legal Studies; Medieval Biochemistry, Biology, Biomedical Sciences, Studies; Music; Peace and Conflict Studies; Philosophy; Chemistry, Earth Sciences, Environmental Science, Political Science; Psychology; Religious Studies; Sexuality, Life Physics, Materials and Nanosciences, Mathematical Marriage, and Family Studies; Social Development Physics, Physics, Physics and Astronomy, Psychology, Studies; Sociology; Spanish; Speech Communication; Non-Specialized Theatre and Performance; Women’s Studies SCIENCE AND AVIATION* COMPUTER SCIENCE Earth Sciences, Physics, Non-Specialized Computer Science (BCS or BMath), Teaching Option (BMath)*** SCIENCE AND BUSINESS Biochemistry, Biology, Biotechnology, Chemistry, ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE Earth Sciences, Environmental Sciences, Physics, Ecology, Geoscience Non-Specialized LIFE SCIENCES Biochemistry, Biology, Biomedical Sciences*, Life Physics, Psychology

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