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UVA BACHELOR DIPLOMA REQUIREMENTS 2020 Last Updated: 10 October 2019 UVA BACHELOR DIPLOMA REQUIREMENTS 2020 Last updated: 10 October 2019 The information presented here may not be exhaustive and is subject to change. Please check our website regularly for updates. Please notify us if the information seems to be incorrect or incomplete. Country Basic requirements Extra/alternative requirements per programme Albania Diplomë e Maturës Shtetërore / Diploma e Maturës B Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics: Shteteröre Profesionale GPA: 8.5 | Math: 6 | English: 9.5 Aruba VWO diploma B Actuarial Science: Wiskunde B B Business Administration: Wiskunde A or B B Econometrics: Wiskunde B B Economics and Business Economics: Wiskunde A or B B Psychology: Wiskunde A or B B Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics: GPA: 7 | Math: 6 (wis A/B) | English: 8 Australia Secondary school certificate in combination with an B Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics: ATAR score that exceeds 85 or an Overall Position GPA: 5.4/67 | Math: 4.3/56 | English: native (Queensland) of 7 or lower Austria Reifezeugnis/Reifeprüfungszeugnis (AHS); Reife- und B Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics: Diplomprüfungszeugnis (BHS) GPA: 3.2 | Math:4/Genugend | English: 1.5/sehr gut Belgium Diploma van Secundair Onderwijs, richting Algemeen B Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics: Secundair Onderwijs (ASO); Certificat d'Enseignement GPA: 71/15 | Math: 60/12 | English: 81/19 Secondaire Supérieur (enseignement general & artistique/technique) Bosnia and Diploma o Položenom Maturskom Ispitu / Diploma o B Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics: Herzegovina Završenoj Srednjoj Školi GPA: 3.5 | Math: 2.5 | English: 4.5 Brazil Certificado de Conclusão de Ensino Médio and one B Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics: complete year of full-time university bachelor GPA: 8 | Math: 6 | English: 9 education British A 3 GSCEs (O-levels) with grades C/4 or higher and 3 GCE B Actuarial Science: levels/CGE/IAL A-levels (A2) in relevant subjects (no skills e.g.) with GCE A-level (A2) in Mathematics or Physics with grade 9-4 (C or higher) grades C or higher for a total of 6 different subjects B Business Administration: GCE A-level (A2) in Mathematics or Physics with grade 9-4 (C or higher) B Econometrics: GCE A-level (A2) in Mathematics or Physics with grade 9-4 (C or higher) B Economics and Business Economics: GCE A-level (A2) in Mathematics or Physics with grade 9-4 (C or higher) B Liberal Arts and Sciences: Humanities major: A in GSCE Maths/Social Sciences major: A in AS-level maths or C in A-level maths/ Sciences major: B in A-level maths B Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics: GPA: ABB | Math: D (A-level Maths) | English: native (in UK) B Psychology: GSCE Maths Bulgaria Diploma za Sredno Obrazovanie (academic stream) B Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics: GPA: 5.7 | Math: 4 | English: 6 Canada Alberta B Actuarial Science: Alberta High School Diploma with 5 academic courses Ontario (Course Series S3) at level 30 and minimum scores of Grade 12 Calculus and Vectors with a minimum score of 75% 75% Other provinces British Columbia Grade 12 university preparatory mathematics with a minimum score of British Columbia Senior Secondary Graduation 75% Diploma with 5 relevant academic Grade 12 courses and minimum scores of 75% B Business Administration: Ontario Manitoba Grade 12 Calculus and Vectors with a minimum score of 75% 1 Country Basic requirements Extra/alternative requirements per programme Manitoba High School Diploma with 5 relevant academic Grade 12 courses with codes S, G or U and Other provinces minimum scores of 75% Grade 12 university preparatory mathematics with a minimum score of 75% New Brunswick New Brunswick High School Diploma with 5 relevant B Econometrics: academic Grade 12 level 2 courses and minimum Ontario scores of 75% Grade 12 Calculus and Vectors with a minimum score of 75% Newfoundland Other provinces Newfoundland and Labrador High School Graduation Grade 12 university preparatory mathematics with a minimum score of Diploma with 10 Grade 12 credits in 5 relevant 75% academic courses and minimum scores of 75% B Economics and Business Economics: Nova Scotia Ontario Nova Scotia High School Graduation Diploma with 5 Grade 12 Calculus and Vectors with a minimum score of 75% relevant academic Grade 12 courses (codes ACAD or ADV) and minimum scores of 75% Other provinces Grade 12 university preparatory mathematics with a minimum score of Ontario 75% Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) with 6 relevant academic Grade 12 courses with codes 4U or B Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics: 4M and minimum scores of 75% Ontario GPA: 77 | Math: 75 (mathematics or data management) | English: Quebec native/87 Diplôme d’Études Collégiales (DEC) with the extension ‘préuniversitaire’ (2 years) Other provinces GPA: 3.33/77 | Math: 2.00/65 | English: native/87/4.2 Saskatchewan Saskatchewan Transcript of Secondary Level B Psychology: Achievement with 5 relevant academic Grade 12 Grade 12 university preparatory mathematics with a minimum score of courses with code 30 and minimum scores of 75% 75% Yukon Yukon Certificate of Graduation with 5 relevant academic Grade 12 courses and minimum scores of 75% China Gaozhong/Zhongdeng Zhuanye Xuexiao with a Gaokao B Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics: and either 1 complete year of full-time study at a GPA: 80 | Math: 66 | English: 90 Project 211 or Double First Class university, or 1 complete year of full-time study at a non-211 or non- Double First Class university with a GPA of at least 80% in the first semester Croatia Svjedodžba o (Državnoj) Maturi B Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics: GPA: 3.5 | Math: 2.0 | English: 4.0 Curacao VWO diploma B Actuarial Science: Wiskunde B B Business Administration: Wiskunde A or B B Econometrics: Wiskunde B B Economics and Business Economics: Wiskunde A or B B Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics: GPA: 7 | Math: 6 (wis A/B) | English: 8 B Psychology: Wiskunde A or B Czech Republic Vysvedcení o Maturitní Zkoušce, obtained at a B Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics: Gymnazium GPA: 2.3/75 | Math: 4.0/40 | English: 1.5/93 Denmark Studentereksamenbevis (STX), Bevis for Højere B Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics: Forberedelseseksamen (HF) GPA: 7.9 | Math: 4.7 | English 10.5 Estonia Gümnaasiumi Lõputunnistus B Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics: GPA: 70/Hea/3 | Math: 50/Rahuldav/2 | English: 90/Suureparane/5 European European Baccalaureate Diploma B Actuarial Science: Baccalaureate 5-period Mathematics. A grade 6 or higher is expected. Diploma B Business Administration: 5-period Mathematics. A grade 6 or higher is expected. 2 Country Basic requirements Extra/alternative requirements per programme B Econometrics: 5-period Mathematics. A grade 6 or higher is expected. B Economics and Business Economics: 5-period Mathematics. A grade 6 or higher is expected. B Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics: GPA: 8.3 | Math: 6 on 5 periods | English: Eng lang 1: passing grade/Eng lang 2: 7.0 B Psychology: 5-period Mathematics Finland Ylioppilastutkintotodistus/Matriculation Examination B Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics: Certificate/Studentexamenbevis (-betyg) GPA: Magna Cum Laude Approbatur/M/5 | Math: Magna Cum Laude Approbatur/M/5 (math long course) | English: Eximia Cum Laude Approbatur/E/6 France Diplôme du Baccalauréat Général; Diplôme du B Actuarial Science: Baccalauréat Technologique with sufficient relevant, Mathematics as an examination subject in the épreuve du Bac academic courses B Business Administration: Mathematics as an examination subject in the épreuve du Bac B Econometrics: Mathematics as an examination subject in the épreuve du Bac B Economics and Business Economics: Mathematics as an examination subject in the épreuve du Bac B Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics: GPA: 13.5 | Math: 10 | English: 17 B Psychology: Mathematics as an examination subject in the épreuve du Bac Germany Zeugnis der Allgemeinen Hochschulreife B Actuarial Science: Leistungsfach Mathematik. A score of 7 or higher is expected. B Business Administration: Abiturfach (Grundkurs oder Leistungsfach) Mathematik. A score of 7 or higher is expected. B Econometrics: Leistungsfach Mathematik. A score of 7 or higher is expected. B Economics and Business Economics: Abiturfach (Grundkurs oder Leistungsfach) Mathematik. A score of 10 or higher is expected. B Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics: GPA: 2.1 | Math: 7/befriedigend | English: 13/sehr gut B Psychology: Abiturfach (Grundkurs oder Leistungsfach) Mathematik Greece Apolytirio Genikou Lykeiou with prepatory academic B Actuarial Science: subjects, with a final score of at least 10 points in each 10 points or higher in the Mathematics final examination academic subject and an overall average of at least 15 points B Business Administration: 10 points or higher in the Mathematics final examination B Econometrics: 10 points or higher in the Mathematics final examination B Economics and Business Economics: 10 points or higher in the Mathematics final examination B Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics: GPA: 16.8 | Math: 18 in final exam | English: 18.9 B Psychology: 10 points or higher in the Mathematics final examination Hong Kong HKDSE and one complete year of full-time university B Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics: bachelor education Minimum grades should be equivalent to Dutch grades: GPA: 7 | Math: 6 | English: 8 Hungary Gimnáziumi Érettségi Bizonyítvány B Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics: GPA: 4.5 | Math: 3.0 | English: 5.0 3 Country Basic requirements Extra/alternative requirements per programme Iceland Stúdentspróf (Matriculation Examination) obtained B Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics: from a Menntaskóli GPA: 7 | Math: 7 | English: 8 India Standard XII diploma (academic stream): All Indian B Politics, Psychology, Law and Economics: Senior School Certificate with marks of B1 or higher in GPA: A-/75 | Math: C/37 | English: A/85 5 subjects, including Mathematics or, Indian School Certificate from either the CBSE or CISCE with an average of at least 75% in 5 subjects, including Mathematics.
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