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Undergraduate first-year entry programs:
All required courses are OSS Grade 12 U courses unless otherwise specified and must be included in the required set of 6. Required courses are included in the calculation of the admission average.
Programs requiring prior university studies: Requirements are as listed.
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Undergraduate first-year entry programs:
Courses listed are OSS Grade 12 U courses unless otherwise specified and are not required for admission but are recommended because students may find this preparation useful during their university studies.
Programs requiring prior university studies: Requirements are as listed.
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Information which is used in addition to course requirements is detailed below when applicable. The appropriate information will be requested when an application is acknowledged.
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| Health Studies Regular and Co-op
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Six Grade 12 U or M courses including specified courses:
• Biology
• Chemistry
A final grade of at least 70% is normally required in each of the above required courses.
• Additional U or M courses for a total of six |
• Advanced Functions
• English (ENG4U)
For students considering the Pre-Health Professions Specialization:
• Advanced Functions
• English (ENG4U)
• Physics |
Admission Information Form (AIF) is required. |
Special consideration is given on the basis of strength in Biology and Chemistry. Those not admitted to the co-op program are automatically considered for the corresponding regular program. The first co-op work term begins in Year Two.
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| Kinesiology Regular and Co-op
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Six Grade 12 U or M courses including specified courses:
• Advanced Functions
• Chemistry
• One of Biology or Physics
A final grade of at least 70% is normally required in each of the above required courses.
• Additional U or M courses for a total of six
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Admission Information Form (AIF) is required. |
Special consideration is given on the basis of strength in Advanced Functions, Chemistry, and Biology or Physics.
Those not admitted to the co-op program are automatically considered for the corresponding regular program. The first co-op work term begins in Year Two.
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| Recreation and Leisure Studies Regular and Co-op
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Six Grade 12 U or M courses including specified courses:
• Any Grade 12 U English. A final grade of at least 70% is normally required.
• Additional U or M courses for a total of six |
For all students:
• one Grade 12 U or M course from Arts, Business Studies, Canadian and World Studies, Classical Studies, French as a Second Language, Interdisciplinary Studies, international Languages, or Social Sciences and Humanities courses
For students considering the Therapeutic Recreation program:
• Biology or Exercise Science
For students considering the Recreation and Business program:
• Grade 12 M Principles of Financial Accounting
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Admission Information Form (AIF) is required. |
Applicants should be aware that, although this is a social sicence program, courses in research methods and statistics are included in the curriculum. Writing skills are important. Involvement in extra-curricular activities is an important factor in admission decisions. Those not admitted to the co-op program are automatically considered for the corresponding regular program. Limited admission to co-op is also available in year Two. The first co-op work term begins in Year Two. |