Requirements for Canadian applicants (not ON or QC)

Canadian high school applicants
(in Canada, outside Quebec and Ontario)

Deadlines for admission

DEADLINES
Application for admission	February 1
Supporting documents (as requested in your checklist in your Applicant Portal (excluding self-reporting))	May 4
Major Entrance Scholarship application & documents	February 7
1st self-reporting period (optional)	January 6 to February 1 (inclusive)
2nd self-reporting period (mandatory)	March 1 to May 1 (inclusive)
McGill Financial Aid application	30 days from acceptance date

Programs with separate deadlines
Music (application and supporting documents)	January 15
Religious Studies application & documents College affiliated applicants may be considered for admission to the fall term after this deadline only upon recommendation of the affiliated college. Please contact the college of your affiliation for more information.	February 1

Programs with separate deadlines

Music (application and supporting documents)

January 15

Religious Studies application & documents

College affiliated applicants may be considered for admission to the fall term after this deadline only upon recommendation of the affiliated college. Please contact the college of your affiliation for more information.

February 1

Admission review process
McGill calculation of the 'Top 5'

Select the location of your school:

School located IN Canada

Admission is based on McGill’s calculation of your ‘Top 5’ academic Grade 12 courses (see below), including the prerequisites for the program to which you applied.

For programs where science and/or math are prerequisites, these must normally have been completed within the last five years.
If you are applying on the basis of a Grade 12 diploma issued by the Nunavut Department of Education, the language course, Inuktitut, and the social science course, Aulajaaqtut, are regarded as academic courses and may be included in the top-five course average.
Grade 12 English or French will be included in the ‘Top 5’ calculation, depending on the language of instruction at your school.
You must have obtained, prior to the start of classes, a high school diploma that gives you access to university education in your home province or territory.

Applicants are considered for admission in two rounds. Consult decision dates for more information.

If you are completing the IB Diploma or individual IB Diploma Courses, you will normally be considered for admission based on your ‘Top 5’ average and you will be required to self-report marks in percentage format. You may subsequently be granted advanced standing credits based on your final IB results.

If you are completing College Board Advanced Placement (AP) examinations you may be awarded advanced standing credits based on final results.

School located OUTSIDE Canada

Please see Canadian provincial high school diploma (outside Canada)

Prerequisites and typical minimum admission grades ranges

Listed below are the subject prerequisites for the specific programs AND the minimum grades ranges typically admitted.

These noted values are given as a guideline only and do not necessarily represent the grades requirement for upcoming admission.

Admission to McGill is competitive and subject to availability of space; as such, minimum grades for entry fluctuate from year to year. Presenting grades that are equal to or better than those listed does not offer any guarantee for admission.

View decision release dates at: mcgill.ca/undergraduate-admissions/apply/admission-decision-dates

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Agricultural and Environmental Science

These programs are offered on the Macdonald campus.

PREREQUISITES
Grade 12 English or French, depending on the language of instruction at your school; Grade 12 math (precalculus or calculus); Two of Grade 12 Biology, Chemistry or Physics

Typical Minimum Admission Grades Ranges
Programs	TOP 5	MATH & SCIENCE COURSES
All B.Sc.(Ag.Env.Sc.) programs	Mid to high 70s	Mid to high 70s
Bioresource Engineering (B.Eng.(Bioresource))	Mid to high 70s	Mid to high 70s
Food Science (B.Sc.(F.Sc.))	Mid to high 70s	Mid to high 70s
Concurrent B.Sc. (B.Sc.(F.Sc.)/B.Sc.(Nutr.Sc.))	Mid to high 70s	Mid to high 70s

Architecture

PREREQUISITES
Grade 12 English or French, depending on the language of instruction at your school; Grade 12 math (precalculus or calculus); Grade 12 Physics

Typical Minimum Admission Grades Ranges
TOP 5			MATH & SCIENCE COURSES
Low to high 90s			Low to high 90s

Arts

PREREQUISITES
Grade 12 English or French, depending on the language of instruction at your school. B.A. Population & Global Health: This program requires a separate application; admission review also takes into account the additional required documents. (consult Additional Supporting Documents)

PREREQUISITES

Grade 12 English or French, depending on the language of instruction at your school.

B.A. Population & Global Health: This program requires a separate application; admission review also takes into account the additional required documents. (consult Additional Supporting Documents)

Typical Minimum Admission Grades Ranges
TOP 5				ENGLISH OR FRENCH COURSES
High 80s to low 90s				Mid to high 80s

Bachelor of Arts and Science (B.A. & Sc.)

PREREQUISITES
Grade 12 English or French, depending on the language of instruction at your school; Grade 12 math (precalculus or calculus); Two of Grade 12 Biology, Chemistry or Physics Note: The B.A. & Sc. is a unique degree that is jointly offered by the Faculty of Arts and the Faculty of Science. It is rooted in both Arts and Science and carries roughly equal course weight in each faculty. It is an interdisciplinary degree intended for students who want to pursue simultaneously a Major in the Faculty of Arts and one in the Faculty of Science or one of the interfaculty programs in Cognitive Science, Environment or Sustainability, Science and Society.

PREREQUISITES

Grade 12 English or French, depending on the language of instruction at your school;
Grade 12 math (precalculus or calculus);
Two of Grade 12 Biology, Chemistry or Physics

Note: The B.A. & Sc. is a unique degree that is jointly offered by the Faculty of Arts and the Faculty of Science. It is rooted in both Arts and Science and carries roughly equal course weight in each faculty. It is an interdisciplinary degree intended for students who want to pursue simultaneously a Major in the Faculty of Arts and one in the Faculty of Science or one of the interfaculty programs in Cognitive Science, Environment or Sustainability, Science and Society.

Typical Minimum Admission Grades Ranges
TOP 5			MATH & SCIENCE COURSES			ENGLISH OR FRENCH COURSES
High 80s to low 90s			Mid to high 80s			Mid to high 80s

Education

PREREQUISITES:
Grade 12 English or French, depending on the language of instruction at your school; Applicants to the B.Ed. Secondary Mathematics: subjects must also complete Grade 12 math (pre-calculus or calculus). Applicants to the B.Ed. Secondary Science & Technology: subjects must include Grade 12 math (pre-calculus or calculus) and two of Grade 12 biology, chemistry, or physics. Additional requirements: Applicants to the following programs must also pass a language test (see Additional Supporting Documents). Note: The language test or proof or exemption must be submitted before an admission decision can be made. TESL - English test TESL Greek Language and Culture - Greek test Kindergarten/Elementary Pédagogie de l’immersion française - French test

PREREQUISITES:

Grade 12 English or French, depending on the language of instruction at your school;
Applicants to the B.Ed. Secondary Mathematics: subjects must also complete Grade 12 math (pre-calculus or calculus).
Applicants to the B.Ed. Secondary Science & Technology: subjects must include Grade 12 math (pre-calculus or calculus) and two of Grade 12 biology, chemistry, or physics.

Additional requirements:

Applicants to the following programs must also pass a language test (see Additional Supporting Documents).

Note: The language test or proof or exemption must be submitted before an admission decision can be made.

TESL - English test
TESL Greek Language and Culture - Greek test
Kindergarten/Elementary Pédagogie de l’immersion française - French test

Typical Minimum Admission Grades Ranges
Programs	TOP 5	ENGLISH OR FRENCH COURSES
Kindergarten/Elementary Education	Low to mid 80s	Low to mid 80s
Physical Education	Low to mid 80s	Low to mid 80s
Secondary Education	Low to mid 80s	Low to mid 80s
TESL	Low to mid 80s	Low to mid 80s
B.A. (Education) Global Contexts	Low to mid 80s	Low to mid 80s

Engineering

PREREQUISITES
Grade 12 English or French, depending on the language of instruction at your school; Grade 12 math (precalculus or calculus) Grade 12 Physics Grade 12 Chemistry Global Engineering: Admission review also takes into account the Personal Statement (see Additional Supporting Documents).

PREREQUISITES

Grade 12 English or French, depending on the language of instruction at your school;
Grade 12 math (precalculus or calculus)
Grade 12 Physics
Grade 12 Chemistry

Global Engineering: Admission review also takes into account the Personal Statement (see Additional Supporting Documents).

Typical Minimum Admission Grades Ranges
Programs	TOP 5	MATH & SCIENCE COURSES
Bioengineering	Mid to high 90s	Low to mid 90s
Chemical Engineering	Low to mid 90s	Low to mid 90s
Civil Engineering	Low to mid 90s	Low to mid 90s
Computer Engineering	Low to high 90s	Low to mid 90s
Electrical Engineering	Mid to high 90s	Low to mid 90s
Global Engineering	N/A Admission review, handled jointly by both universities, also takes into account the Personal Statement. (consult Additional Supporting Documents)
Materials Engineering	High 80s to low 90s	Mid 80s to low 90s
Mechanical Engineering	High 90s	Low to mid 90s
Mining Engineering	Low 90s	High 80s to low 90s
Software Engineering	Low to mid 90s	Low 90s

Human Nutrition

This program is offered on the Macdonald campus.

PREREQUISITES
Grade 12 English or French, depending on the language of instruction at your school; Grade 12 math (precalculus or calculus) Two of Grade 12 Biology, Chemistry or Physics

Typical Minimum Admission Grades Ranges
Program	TOP 5			MATH & SCIENCE COURSES
Nutrition	High 70s to low 80s			High 70s to low 80s

Kinesiology

PREREQUISITES
Grade 12 English or French, depending on the language of instruction at your school; Grade 12 math (precalculus or calculus) Two of Grade 12 Biology, Chemistry or Physics

Typical Minimum Admission Grades Ranges
TOP 5			MATH & SCIENCE COURSES
Mid 80s to low 90s			Mid 80s to low 90s

Management

PREREQUISITES
Grade 12 English or French, depending on the language of instruction at your school; Grade 12 math (precalculus or calculus)

Typical Minimum Admission Grades Ranges
TOP 5			MATH COURSE			ENGLISH OR FRENCH COURSES
Mid 90s			Low to mid 90s			High 80s to low 90s

Music

For information on admission requirements, see the Schulich School of Music website.

Nursing

PREREQUISITES
Grade 12 English or French, depending on the language of instruction at your school; Grade 12 math (precalculus or calculus) Two of Grade 12 Biology, Chemistry, or Physics Proof of French proficiency

Typical Minimum Admission Grades Ranges
TOP 5			MATH & SCIENCE COURSES
Low 80s			Low 80s

Religious Studies

Bachelor of Theology (B.Th)	For information on admission requirements and applying, see Theology.
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)	See: Arts

Science

PREREQUISITES
Grade 12 English or French, depending on the language of instruction at your school; Grade 12 math (precalculus or calculus) Two of Grade 12 Biology, Chemistry or Physics

Typical Minimum Admission Grades Ranges
Programs	TOP 5	MATH & SCIENCE COURSES
Biological, Biomedical and Life Sciences Group	Low to mid 90s	Low to mid 90s
Bio-Physical-Computational Sciences Group	Low to mid 90s	Low to mid 90s
Physical, Earth, Math and Computer Sciences Group	Low 90s	High 80s to low 90s

Supporting documentation

It is in the applicant’s interest to complete their file as quickly as possible. When program space is limited, preference may be given to applicants who have submitted all required supporting documents/information earlier on. Should a program reach its capacity prior to the ‘supporting documents’ and/or ‘self-reporting’ deadline, incomplete applications may be cancelled.

Academic documents

All applicants are required to self-report their grades using the designated form accessible through your McGill Applicant Portal. You will also be required to upload an unofficial copy of your transcript. See the 'Self-reporting your grades' section below.

There are two self-reporting periods: 1st (optional) and 2nd (mandatory). If you do not receive a decision during the 1st self-reporting period, your application status will be changed to 'incomplete' and you must self-report updated grades during the 2nd self-reporting period.
Proof of English proficiency

Applicants who have lived and attended school, for at least four years, in a country where English is the acknowledged primary language, are not required to provide further proof of English proficiency.

If this is not the case, official test results will be required by the supporting document deadline. Please consult Proof of English Proficiency for accepted tests and other exemptions.
Additional supporting documents

Certain programs will require additional supporting documents. These could be proof of French proficiency, CASPer test results, recommendation letters, personal statement, or other documents; the requirements will be different depending on the program you are applying to. If your program choice is listed below, please carefully verify the additional requirement(s):
- You have applied to B.A. Population & Global Health, Education, Global Engineering, Music, Nursing, and/or Religious Studies
- You have applied for a Major Entrance Scholarship and/or Financial Aid
- You selected ‘Extenuating Circumstances’ on the application for admission
If none of the above apply, additional supporting documents are not considered in the admission review and should not be submitted.

Self-reporting your grades

All applicants (except those to Religious Studies) are required to self-report their grades using the designated web form accessible through the McGill Applicant Portal.

You must self-report your grades unless:

You are completing a Canadian high school diploma outside Canada (you must upload your academic documents).
You completed high school more than 5 years ago.
You have completed only one year of high school in Canada.
You have completed or are completing less than ten academic courses.
You are completing a post-grad year, or taking additional courses after graduation.

How to self-report your grades

Guidelines

Use the designated form in your McGill Applicant Portal. The form will only be open during the two self-reporting periods (consult "Self-Reporting Periods" below for details).
- Log in to your McGill Applicant Portal
- Select ‘View your application’
- Click on ‘Self-Reported Grades’ in your Applicant checklist
- Follow the instructions below
You can only submit self-reported grades once per period.
You must report all your Grade 11 and Grade 12 level courses regardless of the year in which they were completed.
You must report grades for all courses completed and in progress.
Do not send paper transcripts.

Self-reporting periods

The 1st self-reporting period begins on January 6th and is optional. Generally, no refusals are issued during this period.
Applicants will not be penalized should they choose to wait for the 2nd Self-Reporting period.
If you do not receive a decision during the 1st self-reporting period, your application status will be changed to 'Needs more information.' You must then self-report updated grades during the 2nd self-reporting period.

Self-reporting period	Dates: When to self-report	What to self-report	Estimated dates for posting of admission decisions
1st self-reporting period (optional)	January 6 to February 1 (inclusive)	All Grade 11 and 12 course grades as they appear on your transcript or report card. Each result must be reported as either: an interim grade (grade on your most recent school transcript or report card), or a completed course grade, or “grade not available”	January to end-February (consult Estimated Dates for full details)
2nd self-reporting period (mandatory)	March 1 to May 1 (inclusive)	All Grade 11 and 12 courses. All results must be reported as either: an interim grade (consult the "Interim Grades" table below), or a completed course grade “Grade not available” cannot be selected in this period.	March to end-April (consult Estimated Dates for full details)

Self-reporting period

Dates: When to self-report

What to self-report

Estimated dates for posting of admission decisions

1st self-reporting period (optional)

January 6 to February 1 (inclusive)

All Grade 11 and 12 course grades as they appear on your transcript or report card.

Each result must be reported as either:

an interim grade (grade on your most recent school transcript or report card), or
a completed course grade, or
“grade not available”

January to end-February (consult Estimated Dates for full details)

2nd self-reporting period (mandatory)

March 1 to May 1 (inclusive)

All Grade 11 and 12 courses.

All results must be reported as either:

an interim grade (consult the "Interim Grades" table below), or
a completed course grade

“Grade not available” cannot be selected in this period.

March to end-April (consult Estimated Dates for full details)

Interim grades

The grades to be submitted as interim grades depend on how many terms (or semesters) your school has per year.

Terms per year	Interim Grades
Two terms	First term
Three terms	First two terms
Four terms	First two terms
Two semesters	First semester finals and second semester mid-terms

Verification

All self-reported grades will eventually be verified against official grades from your school.
In case of a discrepancy between self-reported and official grades, the latter will be taken as the official version.
Admission decisions based on self-reported grades are subject to change without notice on the basis of official grades. In cases of significant discrepancies, the applicant may be required to provide an explanation.

What is considered an “academic" course?

Academic (considered for inclusion in the Top 5 average)

All Advanced Placement (AP) courses
All International Baccalaureate (IB) courses
Most first language English and French courses
All foreign language courses
Most mathematics courses
Most locally developed social science/social studies courses

Note: Only TWO Fine Arts course can be included in the Top 5 average, excluding AP and IB courses. Fine Arts courses include: Dance, Drama, Music, and Visual Arts.

Non-academic (excluded from the Top 5 average)

All English as a Second Language (ESL) courses
Most technical, professional, and applied courses
All career courses
All physical education and health courses
All work experience and co-op courses

Specific courses used by McGill in the calculation of the Top 5 average:

Alberta

All Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) courses are considered academic courses.
When an IB/AP course name matches a prerequisite course identified below (example: IB Physics 30 and Physics 30), that IB/AP will also be accepted as a prerequisite.
Note: SL Mathematics: applications and interpretation (SL Math AI) is not acceptable as a math prerequisite, but is acceptable where math is not a requirement.

*	Courses that fulfill math requirements (when math is a prerequisite)
°	Courses that fulfill science requirements (when biology, chemistry and/or physics are prerequisites)
♦	Courses that fulfill language requirements (when either English or French is a prerequisite, based on language of high school).

The Arts

Art 30

Art 31

Choral Music 30

Drama 30

General Music 30

Instrumental Music 30

English

Creative Writing and Publishing 35

English Language Arts 30‐1 ♦

English Literature 35

Literature and Composition 35

French

Français 30-1 ♦

French 30

French 30-3Y

French 30-9Y

French 31A

French 31B

French Language Arts 30-1

French Language Arts 30‐2

Other Language

Chinese Language Arts 30

Chinese Language and Culture 30 (3Y, 6Y, 9Y)

German Language and Culture 30 (3Y, 6Y, 9Y)

German Language Arts 30

Japanese Language and Culture 30 (3Y, 6Y, 9Y)

Spanish Language and Culture 30 (3Y, 6Y, 9Y)

Spanish Language Arts 30

Mathematics/Calculus

Mathematics 30‐1 *

Mathematics 30‐2

Mathematics 31 *

Biology

Biologie 30 °

Biology 30 °

Chemistry

Chemistry 30 °

Chimie 30 °

Physics

Physics 30 °

Physique 30 °

Other Science

Computer Science 30

Science 30

Social Studies

Aboriginal Studies 30

Anthropology 30

Applied Sociology 30

Cultural and Physical Anthropology 30

Études Sociales 30‐1

Experimental Psychology 30

International Politics 30

Legal Studies 30

Macroeconomics 30

Microeconomics 30

Philosophies of Man 30

Philosophy 30

Political Science 30

Religious Studies 35

Social Studies 30‐1

Social Studies 30‐2

Western World History 30

World Geography 30

World Religions 30

British Columbia and Yukon

All Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (1B) courses are considered academic courses.
When an IB/AP course name matches a prerequisite course identified below (example: IB Chemistry 12 and Chemistry 12), that IB/AP will also be accepted as a prerequisite.
Note: SL Mathematics: applications and interpretation (SL Math AI) is not acceptable as a math prerequisite, but is acceptable where math is not a requirement.

*	Courses that fulfill math requirements (when math is a prerequisite)
°	Courses that fulfill science requirements (when biology, chemistry and/or physics are prerequisites)
♦	Courses that fulfill language requirements (when either English or French is a prerequisite, based on language of high school) .

The Arts

Art Studio 12

Choral Music 12

Composition & Production 12

Contemporary Music 12

Dance Choreography 12

Dance Company 12

Dance Conditioning 12

Dance Foundations 12

Dance Technique and Performance 12

Directing and Script Development 12

Drama 12

Film & Television 12

Graphic Arts 12

Instrumental Music 12

Media Arts 12

Musical Theatre 12

Photography 12

Studio Arts 2-D 12

Studio Arts 3-D 12

Theatre Company 12

Theatre Production 12

Visual Arts 12

English

Composition 12

Creative Writing 12

English 12 ♦

English First Peoples 12 ♦

English Studies 12 ♦

Literary Studies 12

New Media 12

Mini English 12 ♦

Spoken Language 12

French

Communication orale 12

Core French 12

Études du cinéma et de la littérature francophones 12

Français langue 12

Français langue et culture 12 ♦

Français langue premiere 12 ♦

Français langue seconde - immersion 12

French 12

French Immersion 12

French Literature 12

Langue et culture de la francophonie 12

Medias et communication numérique 12

Mini French 12

Other Language

American Sign Language (ASL) 12

German 12

Hebrew 12

Italian 12

Japanese 12

Korean 12

Latin 12

Mandarin 12

Punjabi 12

Russian 12

Spanish 12

Mathematics/Calculus

Apprenticeship Mathematics 12

Calculus 12 *

Computer Science 12

Foundations of Mathematics 12

Mini Math 12 *

Pre-Calculus 12 *

Statistics 12

Biology

Anatomy and Physiology 12 °

Biology 12 °

Chemistry

Chemistry 12 °

Physics

Physics 12 °

Other Science

Environmental Science 12

Geology 12

Specialized Science 12

Social Studies

20th Century World History 12

Accounting 12

Asian Studies 12

B.C. First Peoples 12

Business Computer Applications 12

Comparative Cultures 12

Comparative World Religions 12

Contemporary Indigenous Studies 12

E-Commerce 12

Economics 12

Economic Theory 12

Entrepreneurship 12

Financial Accounting 12

Genocide Studies 12

Histoire du monde au XXE siècle 12

Human Geography 12

Jewish History 12

Jewish Philosophy 12

Law Studies 12

Macroeconomics 12

Microeconomics 12

Mini Social Studies 12

Philosophy 12

Physical Geography 12

Political Studies 12

Psychology 12

Social Justice 12

Tourism 12

Urban Studies 12

World Religions 12

Manitoba

All Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) courses are considered academic courses.
When an IB/AP course name matches a prerequisite course identified below (example: IB Physics 30 and Physics 30), that IB/AP will also be accepted as a prerequisite.
Note: SL Mathematics: applications and interpretation (SL Math AI) is not acceptable as a math prerequisite, but is acceptable where math is not a requirement.

*	Courses that fulfill math requirements (when math is a prerequisite)
°	Courses that fulfill science requirements (when biology, chemistry and/or physics are prerequisites)
♦	Courses that fulfill language requirements (when either English or French is a prerequisite, based on language of high school).

The Arts

Visual Arts 40S

Dance 40S

Drama 40S

Music 40S

English

ELA: Comprehensive Focus 40S ♦

ELA: Literary Focus 40S ♦

ELA: Transactional Focus 40S ♦

ELA: Language & Literary Forms 40S

ELA: Language & Transactional Forms 40S

French

Français arts langagiers - immersion 40S

Français: communication médiatique 40S

Français langue première 40S ♦

Français: littératures francophones 40S

French 40S

Other Language

Arabic 40S

Chinese (Mandarin) 40S

Cree 40S

Filipino 40S

German 40S

Hebrew 40S

Italian 40S

Japanese 40S

Latin 40S

Ojibwe 40S

Polish 40S

Portuguese 40S

Punjabi 40S

Spanish 40S

Ukrainian 40S

Mathematics/Calculus

Advanced Mathematics 45S

Advanced Mathematics 40S *

Applied Mathematics 40S

Essential Mathematics 40S

Essential mathematics 45S

Introduction to Calculus 45S

Mathématiques pré-calcul 40S *

Mathématiques appliqués 40S

Pre-Calculus Mathematics 40S *

Biology

Biologie 40S °

Biology 40S °

Chemistry

Chemistry 40S °

Chimie 40S °

Physics

Physics 40S °

Physique 40S °

Other Science

Computer Science 40S

Economic Principles 40S

Interdisciplinary Science 40S

Social Studies

Accounting Systems 40S

Business Management 40S

Canadian Law 40S

Cinema as a Witness to Modern History 40S

Global Issues: Citizenship & Sustainability 40S

History: Western Civilization 40S

Human Geography 40S

Psychology 40S

World Geography 40S

World of Religions 40S

New Brunswick

All Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) courses are considered academic courses.
When an IB/AP course name matches a prerequisite course identified above (example: IB Chemistry 121 and Chemistry 121), that IB/AP will also be accepted as a prerequisite.
Note: SL Mathematics: applications and interpretation (SL Math AI) is not acceptable as a math prerequisite, but is acceptable where math is not a requirement.

*	Courses that fulfill math requirements (when math is a prerequisite)
°	Courses that fulfill science requirements (when biology, chemistry and/or physics are prerequisites)
♦	Courses that fulfill language requirements (when either English or French is a prerequisite, based on language of high school).

The Arts

Dramatic Arts 120

Music 120

Visual Arts 120

English

Anglais 12

Anglais 22411

Canadian Literature 120

English Language Arts 121 ♦

English Language Arts 122 ♦

French

FI Language Arts 120

Français 10411 ♦

Français 10412 ♦

Français langue première 10421 ♦

Other Language

Espagnol 23411

Espagnol 23421

Mandarin 120

Spanish 120

Mathematics/Calculus

Calculus 120 *

Foundations of Mathematics 120

Mathématiques 30411C *

Mathématiques 30421C *

Pre‐Calculus 120 A*

Pre‐Calculus 120 B *

Biology

Biologie 53411/53412 °

Biologie 53421 °

Biology 121 °

Biology 122 °

Chemistry

Chemistry 121 °

Chemistry 122 °

Chimie 52411 °

Physics

Physics 121 °

Physics 122 °

Physique 51411 °

Physique 51421 °

Other Science

Advanced Environmental Science 120

Computer Science 120

Intro to Environmental Science 120

Sciences de l’environnement 54411

Social Studies

Droit 45411

Economics 120

Indigenous Studies 120

Introduction to Accounting 120

Law 120

Political Science 120

Psychology 120

Sociology 120

Statistiques 31411

World Issues 120

Newfoundland and Labrador

All Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (1B) courses are considered academic courses.
When an IB/AP course name matches a prerequisite course identified below (example: 1B Chemistry 121 and Chemistry 121), that IB/AP will also be accepted as a prerequisite.
Note: SL Mathematics: applications and interpretation (SL Math AI) is not acceptable as a math prerequisite, but is acceptable where math is not a requirement.

*	Courses that fulfill math requirements (when math is a prerequisite)
°	Courses that fulfill science requirements (when biology, chemistry and/or physics are prerequisites)
♦	Courses that fulfill language requirements (when either English or French is a prerequisite, based on language of high school).

The Arts

Applied Music 3206

Art and Design 3200

Theatre Arts 3220

Visual Art 3202

English

English 3201 ♦

English 3202 ♦

Novel Cinema 3221

World Literature 3207

French

Accelerated French 3203

Français 3202

French 3200

French 3201

Other Language

Russian 3220

Mathematics/Calculus

Mathematics 3200 *

Mathematics 3202

Mathematics 3201

Mathematics 3208 *

Mathématiques 3230

Mathématiques 3231

Mathématiques 3232

Biology

Biologie 3231 °

Biology 3201 °

Chemistry

Chemistry 3202 °

Chimie 3232 °

Physics

Physics 3204 °

Other Science

Earth Systems 3209

Environmental Science 3205

Science 3200

Social Studies

Enseignement religieux 3131

Enseignement religieux 3136

Histoire Mondiale 3231

Social Studies 3201

Social Studies 3202

Sciences humaines 3231

Sciences humaines 3232

World Geography 3200

World Geography 3202

World History 3201

World Religions 3101

World Religions 3106

Northwest Territories

All Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (1B) courses are considered academic courses.
When an IB/AP course name matches a prerequisite course identified below (example: 1B Chemistry 121 and Chemistry 121), that IB/AP will also be accepted as a prerequisite.
Note: SL Mathematics: applications and interpretation (SL Math AI) is not acceptable as a math prerequisite, but is acceptable where math is not a requirement.

*	Courses that fulfill math requirements (when math is a prerequisite)
°	Courses that fulfill science requirements (when biology, chemistry and/or physics are prerequisites)
♦	Courses that fulfill language requirements (when either English or French is a prerequisite, based on language of high school).

The Arts

Art 30

Art 31

Choral Music 30

Drama 30

General Music 30

Instrumental Music 30

English

English Language Arts 30-1 ♦

English Language Arts 30-2 ♦

French

Français langue première 30-1 ♦

Français langue première 30-2 ♦

French 30-3Y

French Language Arts 30-1

French Language Arts 30-2

Mathematics/Calculus

Applied Mathematics 30

Mathematics 30-1*

Mathematics 30-2

Mathematics 31 *

Mathématiques 30-1 *

Mathématiques 30-2

Mathématiques 31 *

Biology

Biologie 30 °

Biology 30 °

Chemistry

Chemistry 30 °

Chimie 30 °

Physics

Physics 30 °

Physiques 30 °

Other Science

Experiential Science 30

Social Studies

Études Sociales 30-1

Études Sociales 30-2

Social Studies 30-1

Social Studies 30-2

Northern Studies 30

Nova Scotia

All Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) courses are considered academic courses.
When an IB/AP course name matches a prerequisite course identified below (example: IB Chemistry (HL or SL) 12 and Chemistry 12), that IB/AP will also be accepted as a prerequisite.
Note: SL Mathematics: applications and interpretation (SL Math AI) is not acceptable as a math prerequisite, but is acceptable where math is not a requirement.

*	Courses that fulfill math requirements (when math is a prerequisite)
°	Courses that fulfill science requirements (when biology, chemistry and/or physics are prerequisites)
♦	Courses that fulfill language requirements (when either English or French is a prerequisite, based on language of high school).

The Arts

Advanced Visual Arts 12

Advanced Music 12

Arts Entrepreneurship 12

Drama 12

Music 12

Visual Arts 12

English

Advanced English 12 ♦

Canadian Literature 12

English 12 ♦

English 12: African Heritage ♦

French

Core French 12

Expérience culturelle 12

Français 12 ♦

Français arts langagiers immersion 12

Français avancé 12 ♦

Français intégré 12

French Immersion 12

Other Language

Gàidhlig /Gaelic 12

German 12

Spanish 12

Mathematics/Calculus

Calculus 12 *

Calcul 12 *

Mathematics 12

Mathématiques 12

Précalcul 12 *

Pre‐Calculus 12 *

Biology

Advanced Biology 12 °

Biologie 12 °

Biologie avancée 12 °

Biology 12 °

Chemistry

Advanced Chemistry 12 °

Advanced Physics 12 °

Chemistry 12 °

Chimie 12 °

Chimie avancée 12 °

Physics

Physics 12 °

Physique 12 °

Physique avancée 12 °

Other Science

Geology 12

Social Studies

Accounting 12

Business Management 12

Economics 12

Entrepreneurship 12

Geography 12

Geomatics 12

Global Geography 12

Global History 12

Global Politics 12

Law 12

Political Science 12

Sociology 12

Tourism 12

Nunavut

All Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (1B) courses are considered academic courses.
When an IB/AP course name matches a prerequisite course identified below (example: 1B Chemistry 121 and Chemistry 121), that IB/AP will also be accepted as a prerequisite.
Note: SL Mathematics: applications and interpretation (SL Math AI) is not acceptable as a math prerequisite, but is acceptable where math is not a requirement.

*	Courses that fulfill math requirements (when math is a prerequisite)
°	Courses that fulfill science requirements (when biology, chemistry and/or physics are prerequisites)
♦	Courses that fulfill language requirements (when either English or French is a prerequisite, based on language of high school).

The Arts

Art 30

Art 31

Choral Music 30

Drama 30

General Music 30

Instrumental Music 30

English

English 30.1 ♦

English 30.2 ♦

French

Français 30 ♦

Français 30‐2 ♦

French 30

French Language Arts 30

French Language Arts 30‐2

Other Language

Inuktitut Studies 35

Mathematics/Calculus

Mathematics 31 *

Mathematics 30-1*

Mathematics 30-2

Biology

Biology 30 °

Chemistry

Chemistry 30 °

Physics

Physics 30 °

Other Science

Experiential Science 30

Science 30

Social Studies

Social Studies 30

Social Studies 33

Sustainable Tourism 12

Prince Edward Island

All Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (1B) courses are considered academic courses.
When an IB/AP course name matches a prerequisite course identified below (example: 1B Chemistry 121 and Chemistry 121), that IB/AP will also be accepted as a prerequisite.
Note: SL Mathematics: applications and interpretation (SL Math AI) is not acceptable as a math prerequisite, but is acceptable where math is not a requirement.

*	Courses that fulfill math requirements (when math is a prerequisite)
°	Courses that fulfill science requirements (when biology, chemistry and/or physics are prerequisites)
♦	Courses that fulfill language requirements (when either English or French is a prerequisite, based on language of high school).

The Arts

Dramatic Arts 621A

Dramatic Arts 801A

Music 621A

Music 621B

Music 801A

Visual Arts 621A

Visual Arts 601A

English

English 621A ♦

French

Français 62l F

French 621A

French Immersion 621F

Mathematics/Calculus

Math 611B *

Math 621A

Math 621B *

Biology

Biology 621A °

Chemistry

Chemistry 621A °

Physics

Physics 621A °

Other Science

Agriscience 621A

Animal Science 621A

Computer Studies 621A

Environmental Science 621A

Human Biology 801A

Social Studies

Accounting 801A

Accounting Principles 621A

Advanced Political Science 621A

Canadian History 621A

Economics 621A

Economics/L'économie 621F

Exploring Civilizations/Civilisations comparées 621F

Global Issues 621A

Global Issues/Les enjeux mondiaux 621F

Introductory Economics 621A

The Individual in Society/L'individu en société 621F

Saskatchewan

All Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (1B) courses are considered academic courses.
When an IB/AP course name matches a prerequisite course identified below (example: 1B Chemistry 121 and Chemistry 121), that IB/AP will also be accepted as a prerequisite.
Note: SL Mathematics: applications and interpretation (SL Math AI) is not acceptable as a math prerequisite, but is acceptable where math is not a requirement.

*	Courses that fulfill math requirements (when math is a prerequisite)
°	Courses that fulfill science requirements (when biology, chemistry and/or physics are prerequisites)
♦	Courses that fulfill language requirements (when either English or French is a prerequisite, based on language of high school).

The Arts

Art Dramatique 30

Arts Education 30

Dance 30

Drama 30

Music 30

Studio Art 30

Visual Art 30

English

English Language Arts A 30 ♦

English Language Arts B 30 ♦

French

Core French 30

Français fransaskois 30A ♦

Français fransaskois 30B ♦

Français Immersion 30

Other Language

German 30

Japanese 30

Mandarin 30

Spanish 30

Mathematics/Calculus

Calculus 30 *

Foundations of Mathematics 30

Pre-Calculus 30 *

Biology

Biologie 30

Biology 30 °

Chemistry

Chimie 30

Chemistry 30 °

Physics

Physics 30 °

Physique 30

Other Science

Computer Science 30

Earth Science 30

Social Studies

Accounting 30

Christian Ethics 30

Droit 30

Economics 30

Entrepreneurship 30

Geography 30

History 30: Canadian Studies

Law 30

Native Studies 30: Canadian Studies

Psychology 30

Sciences sociales 30

Social Studies 30: Canadian Studies

Note: This list is not comprehensive as it does not include most locally developed courses. Where applicable, “Challenge” exams for academic and foreign language courses are recognized and can be included in the Top 5 average.