Faculty-specific admission requirements
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This page outlines Faculty- and program-specific admission requirements for college/university transfer and mature applicants only. College/university transfer applicants must also meet our community college or university transfer requirements. Mature applicants must meet mature requirements. Note that meeting these minimum requirements is NOT a guarantee of admission.
Unless otherwise specified, the courses listed on this chart are the 4U or M Academic Credit requirements. We will accept equivalent courses from other educational systems.
| Faculty | Additional Requirements |
|---|---|
| Education | |
| All programs |
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| Environmental Studies | |
| All programs |
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| Fine Arts | |
| Most programs |
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| Digital Media |
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| Glendon | |
| Most programs (BA & iBA included) |
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| Business Economics, Economics |
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| Mathematics, Math for Commerce |
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| Health | |
| Health Studies |
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| Kinesiology & Health Science | BA:
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| Nursing: Collaborative Nursing |
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| Second-Entry BScN | A minimum of 60 credits at a recognized university prior to admission (equivalent
to at least ten (10) university full courses), with a cumulative grade
point average of at least a C+ (5.0 on the York Scale) and a B (6.0)
average in the last 30 credits. Of the 60 or more credits completed, the following must be included at the 1000 or above level:
For a full list of course equivalencies identified to date, click here. If you've completed a course not listed here please submit a detailed course description with your application for admission. Please note that we cannot review courses prior to receiving your application. * York offers a microbiology course titled Microbiology for Nurses (SC/BIOL 2900 3.0) through the Biology Department. Non-York students may take this course (pending space availability) as visiting/non-degree students to meet the program criteria. For more information, visit the Faculty fo Health Nursing Web site. |
| Internationally Educated Nurses | The program, which takes only 20 months to complete as a full-time student and leads to a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN degree). Once you complete the program you will be qualified to take your Canadian Registered Nurses Exam. To be eligible for admission to this program, you must:
For more information, visit theFaculty of Health Nursing Web site. |
| Psychology | BA:
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| Liberal Arts & Professional Studies | |
| Most programs (BA & iBA included) |
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| Administrative Studies, Human Resource Management, Disaster & Emergency Management (pending Ministry approval) |
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| Economics, Business Economics, Financial & Business Economics |
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| Information Technology (BA), BAS-ITEC |
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| Public Administration |
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| Social Work (post-degree) |
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| Schulich School of Business | |
| Limited transfer credits/spaces available. Transfer students are encouraged to apply to Schulich's MBA program after completing a Bachelor's degree in another York Faculty. | |
| College transfers (for second year entry to BBA only) |
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| University transfers (for second year entry to BBA only) |
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| Very limited transfer credits/spaces available. Mature students are encouraged to apply to Schulich's MBA program after completing a Bachelor's degree in another York Faculty. | |
| Mature students (for first year entry) |
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| Science & Engineering | |
| Biology (includes Conservation Ecology), Biomedical Science, Biotechnology, iBSc Biology |
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| Biochemistry |
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| Biophysics |
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| Chemistry (includes Pharmaceutical and Biological Chemistry), Environmental Science (Life Sciences Stream) |
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| Computational Mathematics, BSc and iBSc Computer Science, BSc Computer Security |
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| BA and iBA Computer Science, BA Computer Security |
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| Digital Media |
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| Earth & Atmospheric Science, Environmental Science (Physical Sciences stream), Space Science |
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| Engineering (Computer, Geomatics, Space, Software) |
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| Geography, Science & Technology Studies, Undecided Major |
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| BA Mathematics (includes Applied Math, Math for Commerce, Statistics), Mathematics for Education |
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| BSc Mathematics (includes Applied Math, Pure Math, Statistics), Mathematics for Education |
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| Physics & Astronomy |
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