Applications for undergraduate studies are open. Review the requirements and prepare to apply. To receive a conditional offer, you will need your Grade 10 and 11 academic achievements, including enrollment in your final Grade 12 courses. Your offer will be unconditional when you receive your final results and meet the University of Alberta`s requirements. Students who have studied the U.S. High School Diploma in the United States can apply to UAlberta based on the subjects taken in their last three years (Grade 10, Grade 11, and Grade 12). Note that Grade 9 subjects are not used to meet admission requirements. The minimum admission average to be accepted to the University of Alberta varies depending on the faculty and program of your choice. Averages change every year. The subjects are divided into several groups: English, Group A (Humanities/Social Sciences), Group B (Visual Arts) and Group C (Mathematics and Science).
Each program has a different selection of mandatory courses. Maria Millan Maria.Millan@ualberta.ca Phone: +1 780 4925104 Languages: English and Spanish Tests ect can be used in most cases to supplement admission requirements. If you provide both a school grade and an SAT subject test score for a subject, we will use the highest grade for admission. A list of all accepted SAT tests and their minimum score can be found in our International Course Equivalency Table. All bachelor`s degree programs that offer direct entry from high school require completion of five specific Grade 12 subjects. These vary by program, but always include English 30-1 (or equivalent in your province). The University of Alberta strives to recruit First Nations, Métis and Inuit learners and has averages to improve access to education for potential First Nations, Métis and Inuit applicants. Contact our Indigenous recruitment team in indigenous@ualberta.ca to learn more. You must meet the minimum requirements in all subjects, even after receiving an offer of admission, in order to remain eligible. (See your offer of admission letter for more information.) If you require more information or information on accredited institutions, please contact grad.admissions@ualberta.ca. The following average admission ranges reflect the last 3 admission cycles.
Approval is competitive. Compliance with these requirements does not guarantee approval. No SAT or ACT score is required for undergraduate applicants studying a U.S. program at an accredited institution applying for fall 2023. Students who have attended non-accredited schools must still submit SAT or ACT scores to be assessed for admission. If you are unsure about your SAT or ACT score requirement, please contact maria.millan@ualberta.ca. Contact the ministry directly to find out if there are any additional requirements. To be considered for admission, you must meet the general requirements as well as the specific requirements of your elective programs. If you have a permanent disability and need accessibility assistance to complete your application, find out more and apply for an accommodation for applicants early or contact dosdean@ualberta.ca support. The Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research (FGSR) sets a minimum academic standard for the admission of Canadian and international applicants.
Below are our minimum academic requirements for admission to Master`s and PhD students. All students must meet our English proficiency requirements for admission. There are many ways to meet this requirement, including proof of previous English language training, an acceptable grade in English, or an English test that meets our minimum score (IELTS, TOEFL, etc.). For more information on how to achieve English proficiency for admission, see English Proficiency Requirements U.S. high school graduates must also provide a SAT or ACT score that meets our minimum requirements: For more information on grading systems and minimum requirements for admission to foreign universities, see NAFSA`s Online Guide to Education Systems around the World: Association of International Educators. Approval is competitive; Compliance with the minimum requirements does not guarantee approval. The University of Alberta offers a range of programs, each with its own course requirements, class sizes and averages that vary from year to year. Specific registration averages are not available. However, average approval trends reflecting the last three approval cycles are presented below.
Some departments have additional requirements, such as: Master`s program: A minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.0 for most 4-point grading systems or a B for most letter grading systems. Admission to ECE graduate studies is competitive and compliance with minimum academic requirements does not guarantee a position in a program. The calendar determines the intention of the university at the time of its creation. While the University of Alberta makes reasonable efforts to ensure that the content of the calendar is accurate, the University of Alberta reserves the right, subject to the authority of the General Faculties Council, to make any changes it deems necessary to the information referenced in the calendar or other documents related to admission and registration. including, but not limited to, eliminating or modifying university courses, programs, organizational structure, tuition and fees, access standards, academic standards, degree requirements, policies, regulations, codes of conduct and rules.