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Program	Specific required courses and minimum grade (Alberta Grade 12 or equivalent) ^{(See note: 1)}	Competitive average range for high school and mature applicants ^{(See note: 2)}	General admission final average for high school and mature applicants ^{(See note: 3)}	Competitive average GPA range for post-secondary applicants ^{(See note: 3, 2)}	General admission final GPA for post-secondary applicants ^{(See note: 4)}
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Alberta High School 30-Level Equivalents
Competitive average range for high school and mature applicants is based on your top two Group A courses. Competitive average range for post-secondary applicants is based on your four most recently completed transferable post-secondary courses as of Dec. 31 for the following fall semester. (For programs that require the Casper assessment, the competitive average and Casper assessment scores are considered together).
This range is based on the previous year's competitive admission average and is a guideline only. The competitive and final admission average for high school and mature applicants is calculated and truncated to two decimal places (59.85%).
Minimum final average for high school and mature applicants is based on the five courses required for high school applicants. Minimum final average for post-secondary applicants is calculated on your eight most recently completed transferable post-secondary courses completed by June 30. Post-secondary applicants are normally required to have a minimum 2.0 GPA. Some programs require a minimum GPA of 2.5.
Additional non-academic requirements:
- C: Casper,
- N: Interview,
- P: Portfolio
Application and document deadline is Feb. 1.