Admissions
Bachelor of Science Specific Subject Requirements
- English
- Calculus (for majors in the Physical Sciences and Biochemistry);
Advanced Functions (for majors in the Biological Sciences) - 2 courses from Grade 12: Biology, Chemistry, Physics
- 2 additional credits
Ontario Curriculum Subject Requirements
- English - ENG4U
- Math
- MCV4U - Calculus & Vectors (for majors in the Physical Sciences and Biochemistry)
- MHF4U - Advanced Functions (for majors in the Biological Sciences)
Please see University of Guelph Admission Requirements (and scroll down to the Bachelor of Science program) for further details
- 2 courses from 4U Biology, Chemistry, Physics (SBI4U, SCH4U, SPH4U)
- 2 additional 4U or 4M credits
For specific requirements regarding admissions to the B.Sc. program, or for details regarding admission requirements for out-of-province students, please see the University of Guelph's Admission Information website.
Grade 12 Biology, Chemistry and Physics are strongly recommended for all majors.
Applicants who lack one or more of the Grade 12 Biology, Chemistry or Physics credits will take an equivalent course (BIOL 1020, PHYS 1020 or CHEM 1060) in semester one. A maximum of 0.5 credits from these 4U equivalent courses may be applied towards your degree requirements.
Bio-Medical Science
Admission to this major is competitive based upon the number of available spaces. Students not admitted to Bio-Medical Science will be automatically considered for the Biological Science major. Students who are accepted into the Bio-Medical Science major directly from high school will be re-evaluated after their first year (upon completion of Semester 2). To be guaranteed continuation in the major, students must have attained a cumulative average of 75% and have completed 2.5 credits each semester, including the required core courses for the BIOM major. Otherwise, they will be transferrd to the Biological Science major. For further details, please see the Department of Bio-Medical Science.
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