High School Undergraduate Admission Requirements
* Do not need to take provincial exams for admission the Mount.
Bachelor of Arts
- Grade 12 academic English or English First Peoples 12 (obtain a grade of 65% or higher in this course)
- Four additional Grade 12 academic courses
- An overall average of 70% or higher and
- No individual grade below 60%
For Psychology majors, students require Grade 11 or 12 academic or advanced Mathematics. *
For Economics, Mathematics or Public Policy majors, students require 12 academic or advanced Mathematics. *
*Students who lack the required mathematics may register in the BA General Studies program and complete MATH 0027.
Bachelor of Science
- Grade 12 academic English or English First Peoples 12 (obtain a grade of 65% or higher in this course)
- Grade 12 academic or advanced Mathematics; Foundations, Pre-Calculus, Calculus, Geometry, Statistics
- Grade 12 academic Natural Science course; Chemistry, Physics, Environmental Science, Geology
- Two additional Grade 12 academic courses
- An overall average of 70% or higher and
- No individual grade below 60%
Bachelor of Arts (Child and Youth Studies)
- Grade 12 academic English or English First Peoples 12 (obtain a grade of 65% or higher in this course)
- Grade 11 academic Mathematics and four additional Grade 12 academic courses
OR - Grade 12 academic Mathematics and three additional Grade 12 academic courses
OR - Workplace Math 12 with a grade of 70% or higher and four additional Grade 12 academic courses
- An overall average of 70% or higher and
- No individual grade below 60%
*Students who lack the required mathematics may be accepted with MATH 0027 condition
Bachelor of Arts (Aging and Family Science)
- Grade 12 academic English or English First Peoples 12 (obtain a grade of 65% or higher in this course)
- Grade 11 academic Mathematics and four additional Grade 12 academic courses
OR - Grade 12 academic Mathematics and three additional Grade 12 academic courses
OR - Workplace Math 12 with a grade of 70% or higher and four additional Grade 12 academic courses
- An overall average of 70% or higher and
- No individual grade below 60%
*Students who lack the required mathematics may be accepted with MATH 0027 condition
Bachelor of Business Administration
- Grade 12 academic English or English First Peoples 12 (obtain a grade of 65% or higher in this course)
- Grade 12 academic Mathematics and three additional Grade 12 academic courses
OR - Workplace Math 12 with a grade of 70% or higher and four additional Grade 12 academic courses
- An overall average of 70% or higher and
- No individual grade below 60%
*Students who lack the required mathematics may be accepted with MATH 0027 condition
Bachelor of Public Relations
*This is a limited enrolment program to be filled on a first-come, first-serve basis
- Grade 12 academic English or English First Peoples 12 (obtain a grade of 75% or higher in this course)
- Four additional Grade 12 academic courses
- An overall average of 70% or higher and
- No individual grade below 60%
Bachelor of Science in Applied Human Nutrition
- Grade 12 academic English or English First Peoples 12 (obtain a grade of 65% or higher in this course)
- Grade 12 academic or advanced Mathematics; Foundations 12, Pre-Calculus 12, Calculus 12, Geometry 12, Statistics 12
- Grade 12 academic Chemistry
- One additional Grade 12 academic Natural Science course (preferably Biology)
- One additional Grade 12 academic course
- An overall average of 70% or higher and
- No individual grade below 60%
Bachelor of Tourism and Hospitality Management
- Grade 12 academic English or English First Peoples 12 (obtain a grade of 65% or higher in this course)
- Grade 12 academic Mathematics and three additional Grade 12 academic courses
OR - Workplace Math 12 with a grade of 70% or higher and four additional Grade 12 academic courses
- An overall average of 70% or higher and
- No individual grade below 60%
*Students who lack the required mathematics may be accepted with MATH 0027 condition