Newfoundland & Labrador Secondary Schools
Admission Requirements

The minimum academic qualification for consideration is secondary school graduation with an average of at least 67% (70% for Bachelor of Engineering/Software Engineering and 80% for Business) calculated on all required grade 12 courses.

Due to limits on enrollment and competiveness of certain programs, the actual cutoffs in a given year are usually higher.

APPROVED GRADE 11 AND GRADE 12 COURSES – Check below to see what grade 11 and 12 courses are approved.

Admission Requirements

BUSINESS

• English Language Arts 2201
• Math 2204 or 2205
• A social studies 2200 level
• A science 2200 level
• English Language Arts 3201
• Math 3205 or 3207
• Two approved academic 3200/4200 level courses
• selection by the Peter B. Gustavson School of Business. All applicants must submit a separate BCom Supplemental Application Form. http://www.business.uvic.ca/undergraduate/prospective/admission/pre-admission/

EDUCATION
No Year 1 entry. Consult the UVic Calendar for pre-admission information and admission requirements.

ENGINEERING (Bachelor of Engineering and Bachelor of Software Engineering)

• English Language Arts 2201
• Chemistry 2202
• Math 2205
• Physics 2204
• A social studies 2200 level
• English Language Arts 3201
• Math 3205 or 3207 with a minimum grade of 73%
• Physics 3204
• One acceptable academic grade 12 level course (Chemistry 3202 recommended)

ENGINEERING (Computer Science)

• English Language Arts 2201
• A social studies 2200 level
• A science 2200 level
• Math 2205
• English Language Arts 3201
• Math 3205 or 3207
• One of: Biology 3201 or 4221, Chemistry 3202 or 4222, Computer Science 4220, Earth Systems 3209, Environment Science 4225, Physics 3204 or 4224
• One other approved academic course at the 3200/4200 level

FINE ARTS

• English Language Arts 2201
• A social studies 2200 level
• Three of the following: Math 2204 or 2205, a science 2200 level, a second lanuage 2200 level, an approved fine art 2200 level
• English Language Arts 3201
• Three approved academic courses at the 3200/4200 level OR two approved academic or advanced courses at the 3200/4200 level and one approved fine art at the 3200 level
• In addition to academic requirements, applicants to the School of Music, the Department of Theatre, and the Deparment of Visual Arts are assessed through an audition, portfolio, or questionnaire. Please refer to the appropriate department website for more information. Link to the Faculty of Fine Arts website.

HUMAN AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT (Child and Youth Care)

• English Language Arts 2201
• A social studies 2200 level
• A science 2200 level
• Math 2204 or 2205
• English Language Arts 3201
• Three approved academic 3200/4200 level courses

HUMAN AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT (Health Information Science)

• English Language Arts 3201
• Math 3205 or 3207
• Two approved academic 3200/4200 level courses

HUMAN AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT (Nursing, Public Administration, Social Work)
No Year 1 entry. Consult the UVic Calendar for pre-admission information and admission requirements.

HUMANITIES

• English Language Arts 2201
• A second language 2200 level
• A social studies 2200 level
• A science 2200 level
• Math 2204 or 2205
• English Language Arts 3201
• Three approved academic 3200/4200 level courses

LAW
No Year 1 entry. Consult the UVic Calendar for admission requirements.

SCIENCE

• English Language Arts 2201
• Chemistry 2202
• Math 2205
• Physics 2204
• A social studies 2200 level
• English Language Arts 3201
• Math 3205 or 3207
• two of: Biology 3201 or 4221, Chemistry 3202 or 4221, Computer Studies 4220, Earth Systems 3209, Environmental Science 4225, Physics 3204 or 4224

SOCIAL SCIENCES

• English Language Arts 2201
• A social studies 2200 level
• A science 2200 level
• Math 2204 or 2205
• English Language Arts 3201
• Three approved academic 3200/4200 level courses

APPROVED GRADE 11 AND GRADE 12 COURSES

Important Notes :

• Courses numbered with the third digit of 6 are not acceptable.
• English Language Arts 2201 and English Language Arts 3201 are the only acceptable English courses.
• Two credits must be completed to satisfy one full year of study in a subject area.