Specific Subject Requirements - Ontario
|
Program |
Majors |
Required Courses |
Estimated Cutoff Ranges** |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Bachelor of Arts |
|
|
76-80% for all majors except Criminal Justice and Public Policy (79-83%) and Psychology Co-op (84-89%) |
| Bachelor of Arts and Sciences |
|
78-81% | |
| Bachelor of Science |
Biological Sciences
Physical Sciences
|
Biological Sciences
Physical Sciences
|
Biological Sciences: 78-83% for all majors except for Bio-Medical Science (84-89%) and Human Kinetics (79-84%) |
| Bachelor of Applied Science |
|
Applied Human Nutrition
Adult Development & Child, Youth and Family
|
Applied Human Nutrition: 81-85% Adult Development & Child, Youth and Family: 76-80% |
| Bachelor of Commerce |
|
Accounting, Food and Agricultural Business, Management Economics and Finance, Marketing Management, Real Estate and Housing, Undeclared
Hospitality and Tourism Management, Leadership and Organizational Management, Public Management
|
77-81% |
| Bachelor of Computing |
|
|
80-84% |
| Bachelor of Landscape Architecture |
|
Admission is determined through a combination of academic grades and the Background Information Form (BIF). | |
| Bachelor of Science in Agriculture |
|
|
77-80% |
| Bachelor of Engineering |
|
|
84-87% |
| Bachelor of Science in Environmental Sciences |
|
|
76-80% |
| Bachelor of Bio-Resource Management |
|
Environmental Management, Equine Management
Food Industry Management
|
75-78% |
| Doctor of Veterinary Medicine | No direct admission from secondary school. A minimum of two years of a university undergraduate degree program is required for admission consideration. | ||
| Associate Diplomas |
|
65-70% |
*Offered as regular and co-op programs. It is recommended that students wishing to take co-op apply directly to one of our majors (and its co-op option), rather than "Undeclared". While it is possible to apply for co-op during first year, entrance for in-course students depends on space availability as well as their in-course average.
**Estimated cut-off ranges are based on the admission averages from previous years and are provided solely as a point of reference. Exact cut-offs for the current cycle will be determined by the quantity and quality of applications received and the number of places available in the program. Co-op averages will often exceed the estimated cut-off ranges.