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Kwantlen Polytechnic University Programs A-Z

For General Admission requirements; refer to Appendix A attached to this document.

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Program Admission Requirements

Access — Access Programs for People with Disabilities

Adults (18 and older) with a defined disability may apply

Assessment prior to entry to determine appropriate program options and eligibility

Complete Access Programs for People with Disabilities application package

Participate in intake interviews

Vocational Skills Training options require additional requirements prior to acceptance.

Work Exploration and Job Preparation programs are one year in length from the time of entry as

seats become available. Vocational Skills Training is a ten month program starting in September of

each year.

Students pay an application fee to Kwantlen, plus a moderate tuition fee.

Accounting — Accounting: Bachelor of Business Administration

Year 1 Admission:

General university admission requirements apply to this program including the undergraduate-level

English Proficiency Requirement.

Please Note: One post-secondary English course, equivalent to Kwantlen’s ENGL 1100, is a

graduation requirement for all Kwantlen degrees. Students wishing to complete the program

without having to undertake any preparatory courses must enter with English 12 with a B grade or

the equivalent. Please make an appointment with an Academic Advisor to plan your course

selections accordingly.

Year 3 Admission:

Students may enter the program in Year 3 provided they have a 60-credit accounting diploma with a

minimum GPA of 2.7 from a recognized post-secondary institution. Applicants with a professional

designation from Certified General Accountants (CGA) or Certified Management Accountants (CMA)

will qualify for advanced standing in the degree program and should meet with a Business Degree

Advisor to determine their eligibility.


graduation requirement for all Kwantlen degrees. If English was not taken prior to admission to the

third year of the degree program, students must take ENGL 1100 (or equivalent) in addition to the

program requirements. This will require the completion of more than 120 credits to meet graduation

requirements.

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Program Continuance Requirements

For students admitted to Year 1 of the program, continuation into Year 3 requires:

Successful completion of Year 1 and 2 program requirements (minimum 60 credits)

Successful completion of ENGL 1100 and CMNS 1140

A minimum program GPA of 2.7

Accounting — Accounting: Certificate

Program Admission Requirements


English Proficiency Requirement. :

Accounting — Accounting: Diploma


English Proficiency Requirement. :

Note: A first year English course is required for graduation. Students wishing to complete the

program without having to undertake any preparatory English courses will need English 12 with a B

grade, or the equivalent prerequisite, for direct entry into ENGL 1100. Please make an appointment

with an Educational Advisor to plan your course selections accordingly.

Adult Basic Education — Adult Basic Education: Certificate of Completion

In addition to Kwantlen's General university admission requirements including the university

preparatory-level English Proficiency Requirement, the following program admission requirements

apply.

All applicants, except those referred by instructors, must take assessments in English and math to

ensure appropriate placement in the program. Study _International has details of how to book the

assessment.

Adult Basic Education — British Columbia Adult Graduation Diploma (see Adult Basic Education:

Certificate of Completion)



apply.

All applicants, except those referred by instructors, must take assessments in English and math to

ensure appropriate placement in the program. Study _International has details of how to book the

assessment.

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Agriculture — Sustainable Agriculture: Bachelor of Applied Science

In addition to Kwantlen's General university admission requirements including the undergraduate-

level English Proficiency Requirement, the following program admission requirements apply.

English 12 with a minimum grade of 'B' (or equivalent)

Principles of Mathematics 11 with a minimum grade of 'C' (or equivalent)

Chemistry 11 with a minimum grade of C+ (or equivalent)

Note: A passing grade in Biology 11 or 12 is an asset but is not required.

Qualifying courses are available for those students who do not meet the program's admission

requirements.

Anthropology — Anthropology: Associate of Arts Degree



Anthropology — Anthropology: Bachelor of Arts Major and Minor

In addition to Kwantlen’s General university admission requirements, including the undergraduate-

level English Proficiency Requirement, the following program admission requirements apply:

Year One Admission:

Grade of 'B' in English 12 (or equivalent)

Grade of 'C' in either Principles of Math 11 (or equivalent) or Applications of Math 12 (or equivalent).

Year Three Admission:

60 credits with a cumulative GPA of 2.00 (including all 1100- and 2000-level major/minor program

requirements).

Grade of 'C' in all required 1000-and 2000-level courses, including the English writing requirement

(ENGL 1100 and one of either ENGL 1202 or 1204, or equivalent).

Two Quantitative courses.

12 credits of breadth courses


Second language at the Grade 11 level or 6 credits of post-secondary language courses in the same

language. Note: Students need only achieve a passing grade to fulfill this requirement. Beginner's or

Introductory Language 11 courses are ineligible to meet this requirement. Students who can

demonstrate competency in a second language may request an assessment to have this requirement

waived.

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Qualifying Year

Students who do not qualify upon initial application to Kwantlen may be eligible for entry to the

Qualifying Year. Students who possess at least a 'C' in English 12 (or equivalent) and a passing grade

in Principles of Math 11 (or equivalent) or Applications of Math 12 will be able to apply for entry to

the BA Qualifying Year. Students will be admitted to the BA program in the second year provided

they have successfully completed appropriate qualifying courses. Other applicants who do not

qualify are encouraged to consult an Educational Advisor for the appropriate qualifying courses that

satisfy the application criteria.

Appliance Servicing — Appliance Servicing: Certificate

In addition to Kwantlen's General university admission requirements including the vocational-level

English Proficiency Requirement, the following program admission requirements apply.

Adequate reading comprehension and math skills as assessed by Kwantlen

Interview with instructor

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Applied Business Technology — Applied Business Technology: Diploma



Successful completion of the ABTY Certificate or equivalent

Arboriculturist Technician — Arboriculturist Technician: Apprenticeship



An ITA Individual ID number (ITA-ID) is required. If you do not have a ITA-ID, you will need to

complete an apprenticeship registration form through the ITA (www.itabc.ca) prior to admission

(Level 1 through to 4).

Class 5 driver's license

English 10 or better preferred

Arts — Arts: BA Qualifying Year

In addition to Kwantlen’s General university admission requirements including the undergraduate-


Passing grade in Principles of Math 11 or Applications of Math 12, or equivalent

Arts — Arts: Certificate

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Arts — Arts: Diploma

General university admission requirement sapply to this program including the undergraduate-level


Arts — Associate of Arts Degree Framework

General university admission requirement apply to this program including the undergraduate-level


Arts — Bachelor of Arts Framework



Year One Admission:





requirements).










waived.

Arts — Double Minor: Bachelor of Arts



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requirements).







language. Note: Students need only achieve a passing grade to fulfil this requirement. Beginner's or



waived.

Asian Studies — Asian Studies: Associate of Arts Degree



Asian Studies — Asian Studies: Bachelor of Arts Major and Minor



Year One Admission:





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waived.

Qualifying Year








Automotive Service Technician — Automotive Service Technician: Apprenticeship

In addition to Kwantlen's General university admission requirements, the following program

admission requirements apply:

An ITA Individual ID number (ITA-ID) is required. If you do not have an ITA-ID, you will need to



Automotive Service Technician — Automotive Service Technician: Certificate (Foundation)





Students with mental or physical impairments, who may require program or practicum

accommodations, should contact Study-International to ensure appropriate accommodations can

be arranged. Due to the nature of this program, students should have satisfactory physical health.

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Biology — Biology: Associate of Science Degree



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Building Envelope Technician — Building Envelope Technician: Apprenticeship



Business Administration — Business Administration: Diploma



Please note: University level English and Math courses are a requirement of this program. Students

wishing to complete the program without having to undertake any preparatory courses in these

subjects will need English 12 with a minimum grade of B (or the equivalent prerequisite for direct

entry into ENGL 1100) and Principles of Math 12 with a minimum grade of C+ (or equivalent

prerequisite for direct entry into Math 1140).

Business Administration — Entrepreneurial Leadership: Bachelor of Business Administration

Year 1 Admission:








Year 3 Admission

Students may enter the program in Year 3 provided they have ONE of the following:

Completion of a business-related diploma from a recognized post-secondary institution, with:

a minimum of 60 credits

a cumulative GPA of 2.7 or higher; and

a minimum grade of C+ in Accounting and Statistics

OR

Completion of 60 transferable credits at the undergraduate level from a recognized post-secondary

institution, including:

a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.7; and


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the following six required bridging courses or transferable equivalents:

ACCT 1230 - Business Statistics (or BUQU 1230) with a minimum grade of C+.

Note: Students may earn credit for only one of ACCT 1230 or BUQU 1230.

ACCT 2293 - Introductory Financial Accounting (or ACCT 1110 and ACCT 1210) with a minimum grade

of C+

ECON 1150 Principles of Microeconomics with a minimum grade of C

MRKT 1199 Introduction to Marketing with a minimum grade of C

BUSI 1210 Essentials of Management (or BUSI 1215 Organizational Behavior I) with a minimum

grade of C

CBSY 1105 Introductory Microcomputer Applications (or CBSY 2205 Computers and Information

Processing) with a minimum grade of C

Business General — General Business Studies: Certificate



Note: Students wishing to complete the program without having to undertake any preparatory

courses must enter with English 12 with a B grade or better, or equivalent.

Business General — General Business Studies: Diploma



Please note: A first year English course is required. Students wishing to complete the program

without having to undertake any preparatory English courses will need English 12 with a B grade (or

the equivalent prerequisite for direct entry into ENGL 1100). Please make an appointment with an

Educational Advisor to plan your course selections.

Business Management — Business Management: Certificate



Business Management — Business Management: Diploma



Please note: A first year English course is a requirement of this program. Students wishing to

complete the program without having to undertake any preparatory English courses will need

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English 12 with a B grade (or the equivalent prerequisite for direct entry into ENGL 1100). Please

make an appointment with an Educational Advisor to plan your course selections.

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Canadian Studies — Canadian Studies: Associate of Arts Degree



Career Choices and Life Success — Career Choices and Life Success: Citation



apply.

Applicants should attend an information session and must have a personal interview with the

instructor.

Carpentry/Building Construction — Carpentry/Building Construction: Apprenticeship



An ITA Individual ID number (ITA-ID) is required. If you do not have an ITA-ID you need to complete

an apprenticeship registration form through the ITA (http://www.itabc.ca) prior to admission (Level

1 through to 4).

Carpentry/Building Construction — Carpentry/Building Construction: Citation (Foundation)




Satisfactory physical health


Completion of high school shop courses would be an asset.

Students with mental or physical impairments who may require program or practicum

accommodations, should contact Study International

Chemistry — Chemistry: Associate of Science Degree



Community Criminal Justice — Community Criminal Justice: Bachelor of Arts (also: Honours)

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Computer Aided Design & Drafting (CADD) — Computer Aided Design & Drafting: Diploma

Students may apply for admission into the Bachelor of Arts in Community Criminal Justice program

in first or third year.

Year One Admission

Students who enter in their first year must have:

a grade of 'B' in English 12 (or equivalent) and

a grade of 'C' in either Principles of Math 11 (or equivalent) or Applications of Math 12.

Year Three Admission

Students may also enter the BA in CCJ in year three on completion of an Associate of Arts in

Criminology (or equivalent) with a CGPA of 2.00 or higher. (See Associate of Arts Degree in

Criminology). Students with a Diploma in Criminology should complete the remaining requirements

for the Associate of Arts in Criminology if seeking admission to the BA in CCJ..

Enrolment in this program may be limited depending on demand. In addition to Kwantlen's standard

application start date, students will be considered for admission based on the date of qualification.

Students should apply on the condition that they will have completed their Associate of Arts in

Criminology by the semester prior to entering the program.

Honours Admission:

In order to be considered for admission to the honours program, students normally:

have completed 90 credits or more at the time of application;

must achieve a CGPA of 3.5; and

have completed CRIM 3104 and CRIM 4410.

Students with a CGPA less than 3.5 (but not below 3.0) may be granted admission with special

permission. Interested students can obtain an application from the Criminology Program Degree

Coordinator.

Computer Information Systems — Computer Information Systems: Certificate



Computer Information Systems — Computer Information Systems: Diploma



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Note: A first year undergraduate-level English course is a graduation requirement, therefore

students wishing to complete the program without having to undertake any preparatory courses

must enter with English 12—B (or equivalent), and Math 11—C+ (or equivalent).

It is expected that applicants to the program have aptitude for working with computers, understand

general computing concepts, have basic computer skills and working knowledge of the Windows

environment. It is recommended you make an appointment with an Academic Advisor to plan your

course selections accordingly.

Counselling — Counselling: Bachelor of Arts Minor



Year One Admission:





requirements).










waived.

Qualifying Year








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Creative Writing — Creative Writing: Associate of Arts Degree



Creative Writing — Creative Writing: Bachelor of Arts Major and Minor



Year One Admission:





requirements).










waived.

Qualifying Year








Criminology — Criminology: Associate of Arts Degree



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Criminology — Criminology: Bachelor of Arts Honours, Major, and Minor



Year One Admission:





requirements).










waived.

Honours Admission:

In order to be considered for admission into the honours program, students normally:

have completed 90 credits or more at the time of application;

must achieve a CGPA of 3.5; and

have completed CRIM 3104 and CRIM 4410.

Students with a CGPA less than 3.5 (but not below 3.0) may be granted admission with special

permission. Interested students can obtain an application from the Criminology Programs Degree

Coordinator.

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Criminology — Criminology: Certificate



Criminology — Criminology: Diploma



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Design — Foundations in Design: Certificate

In addition to Kwantlen's General university admission requirements, including the undergraduate-


Portfolio review

Portfolio Review

Portfolios should reflect creative interests. Applicants must also include a written statement that

reflects interests in design as well as personal, educational and career goals.

The following are suggestions for inclusion in the portfolio but are intended only as a guide. There is

no minimum or maximum number of projects to include.

Photos/scans of drawings, paintings, sculptures, pottery, textiles, woodworking, printmaking,

sewing/costume design, garden/landscape design, room decorating or model making

Photos/scans of sketchbooks or journals

Samples of photography

Transcripts from high school and any post-secondary institutions attended (Note: transcripts sent

with your application for admission are not available to faculty – you must include a copy in your

portfolio)

Portfolios will be accepted in digital or physical formats.

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Economics — Economics: Associate of Arts Degree

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Note: Since both economics and finance require a fair amount of mathematical ability, there is a

calculus recommendation. For students wishing to complete the program without having to

undertake any preparatory courses or additional courses it is recommended students have credit for

Principles of Math 12, or equivalent, with a minimum grade of C+ or better, to satisfy Math pre-

requisites.

Economics — Economics: Bachelor of Arts Minor



Year One Admission:





requirements).










waived.

Qualifying Year








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Electrician — Construction Electrician: Apprenticeship




complete an apprenticeship registration form though the ITA (www.itabc.ca) prior to admission


Electrician — Construction Electrician: Citation (Foundation)



Principles, Applications, or Apprenticeship & Workplace Mathematics 10 with a minimum grade of C,

or successful completion of vocational testing at Kwantlen

Interview with the instructor


accommodations, should contact Study-International.

Engineering — Engineering: Applied Science Certificate



Students wishing to complete the program without having to undertake any upgrading courses must

have:

C or higher in Principles of Physics 12; and

C+ or higher in Chemistry 12; and

B or higher in Principles of Mathematics 12, or Pre-calculus 12 and

B or higher in English 12.

Note: Students with a C or C+ in Principles of Mathematics 12 or Pre-calculus 12 are eligible to write

the Mathematics Placement Test to determine suitability for direct entry into first year calculus

(MATH 1120).

Environmental Protection — Environmental Protection: Diploma of Technology



C+ or better in English 12 or Technical and Professional Communication 12

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C or better in Principles of Mathematics 11 or Pre-calculus 11 or Applications of Mathematics 12 or

Foundations of Mathematics 12 (with a C+)

C or better in Principles of Physics 11 or Applications of Physics 11

C+ or better in Chemistry 11

Students lacking any of these requisites must obtain their equivalent before being admitted to the

program.

All applicants must attend an information session (normally November and February) or, if from

outside the Vancouver and Fraser Valley area, must complete a telephone interview.

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Farrier — Advanced Farrier Training: Certificate



Students must submit two references verifying experience in handling horses

Fashion — Fashion & Technology: Bachelor of Design



English 12 with a minimum grade of 'B' (or equivalent)

Portfolio Review and Orientation Session*

* Successful applicants will receive an invitation in early April to the required Orientation and

Portfolio Review session to take place in late April or early May. Alternative portfolio review

arrangements are possible for students who live outside the Greater Vancouver Region and who

cannot attend in person. It is, however, in the best interest of applicants to make every effort to

attend in person.

Admission decisions to this program are based on interim grades therefore proof of grades must be

submitted in accordance with the following deadlines:

Applicants currently in high school must submit interim grades no later than March 31st with proof

of final grades required as soon as they become available (no later than August 15th).

Applicants currently taking English preparatory courses must submit interim grades by March 31st

with proof of final grades required by April 30th.

Applicants currently attending another post-secondary institution must submit a final official

transcript and a Request for Transfer Credit form by March 31st.

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For all other applicants, proof of having met the program's English proficiency requirement must be

provided by March 31st.

Any applicant who has not submitted proof of grades by the specified dates will be removed from

the list of eligible applicants.

Applicants who are not accepted into the program may be interested in taking courses toward

degree credits via the Fashion Marketing Diploma or the Foundations in Design program. Not all

courses taken in these programs are eligible for credit toward the fashion degree therefore

interested students should consult with an Educational Advisor, or with the Faculty of Design prior to

applying.

Fashion — Fashion & Technology: Diploma (see Fashion & Technology: Bachelor of Design)

Fashion — Fashion Marketing: Diploma



English 12 with a minimum grade of C+ (or equivalent)

Letter of interest













Fine Arts — Fine Arts: Bachelor of Fine Arts, Visual Arts



English 12 with a grade of ‘B’ (or equivalent)

A portfolio review accompanied by a statement of interest.

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The application deadline is March 31st of each year. Late applicants may be accepted pending space

availability and students may enter the program at any time, provided program admission

requirements are met.

Portfolio Review

Do not submit your portfolio at the time of application. The Office of Admissions will contact you

with details of portfolio review dates and deadlines.

The portfolio review will include:

10 to 12 examples of your original art that may range from sketchbooks to documentation of large

artworks in any medium. Artwork could include photography, ceramics, computer-based graphics

(including interactivity and motion), printmaking, painting, drawing and sculpture.

A one page, typewritten statement of your artistic interests, including why you wish to pursue an

education in the Fine Arts.

Portfolios can be submitted in one of the following formats:

Hardcopy portfolios, (zipper cases, folders or customized containers with originals or reproductions,

such as photographs or videos).

Digital portfolios, (CD, DVD, USB Drive, or website).

For general inquiries about the program or the portfolio review process, contact the Chair of Fine

Arts for assistance: [email protected].

Students will be notified of the results of the portfolio review by the Office of Admissions.

Fine Arts — Fine Arts: Certificate



Fine Arts — Fine Arts: Diploma



French — See Modern Languages

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General Science — General Science: Associate of Science Degree



General Studies — General Studies: Associate of Arts Degree

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General Studies — General Studies: Bachelor of Arts Degree



Year One Admission:





requirements).










waived.

Qualifying Year








General Studies — General Studies: Diploma

This program is not available for admission. Students may apply to graduate once they have

completed sufficient requirements.

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Geography — Geography: Associate of Arts Degree



Geography — Geography: Associate of Science



Geography — Geography: Bachelor of Arts Minor



Year One Admission:





requirements).










waived.

Qualifying Year








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German — See Modern Languages

Graphic Design for Marketing — Graphic Design for Marketing: Bachelor of Design



English 12 with a minimum B (or equivalent)

Portfolio Review and Interview Session*

* Successful applicants will receive an invitation to the required Portfolio Review and Interview

session. Alternative arrangements are possible for students who live outside the Greater Vancouver

Region and who cannot attend in person. It is, however, in the best interest of applicants to make

every effort to attend in person.













Applicants who are not admitted into the program may be interested in taking courses toward

degree credits via the Foundations in Design (FIND) program. Interested applicants should consult

with an Educational Advisor or with the Faculty of Design prior to applying to the FIND program.

Portfolio Review and Interview Session

The portfolio review will include a review of the following:

Examples of a broad range of art and design work

Transcripts from high school and any post-secondary institutions attended (Note: transcripts sent

with your application for admission are not available to faculty – you must include a copy in your

portfolio)

One to two pages, typewritten statement of your personal educational and career goals, including

why you wish to pursue an education in Graphic Design for Marketing.

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Résumé outlining your education and/or work experience (including dates)

Two letters of reference from teachers and/or employers supporting your application for admission

to the Graphic Design for Marketing program.

For further more information about the portfolio review process, including submission details,

contact Study International

Upon successful completion of the portfolio review, applicants will be invited to attend an interview

with faculty. The Office of Admissions will notify students of the results of the portfolio review

and/or interview process.

The Faculty of Design holds information sessions twice yearly in mid-October and mid-February.

These information sessions will provide prospective applicants with an opportunity to view examples

of student portfolios, and discuss portfolio and program admission requirements. It is highly

recommended that applicants attend one of these sessions prior to submitting their portfolios for

review by faculty.

Graphic Design for Marketing — Graphic Design for Marketing: Diploma (see Graphic Design for

Marketing: Bachelor of Design)

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Health Care — Health Care Assistant: Certificate


English Proficiency Requirement, the following program admission requirements apply:

A criminal record review, issued by the BC Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General. Applicants

who are not a Canadian citizen are required to secure a Criminal Record Search with the Vulnerable

Sector from their country of origin.

Immunizations consistent with the requirements of clinical agencies.

Food Safe Level I course

Valid First-Aid Certificate (St. John's Ambulance Standard First Aid or Red Cross Standard First Aid)

Canadian CPR level C

Canadian TB test

Students who do not meet Kwantlen's General university admission requirements for English

Proficiency may meet this requirement with:

A minimum score of writing level 8 on Kwantlen's Accuplacer test. Applicants whose first language is

not English and who have taken less than 9 years of education in Canada are required to take

Kwantlen's Accuplacer ELST test and achieve a score of 98 with a writing band of 5.

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Students in the program are required to demonstrate the ability to perform a variety of cognitive,

emotional and psychomotor skills safely and knowledgeably. Students with physical, intellectual, or

emotional disabilities are obligated to contact the coordinator of the Health Care Assistant program

to discuss the required skills and competencies.

Health Care — Health Unit Coordinator: Certificate



Typing speed 40 wpm (50 wpm upon completion of the program)

Attendance at a Health Unit Coordinator Information Session

Criminal Record review issued by the BC Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General

If you are not a Canadian citizen, you are required to secure a Criminal Record Search with the

Vulnerable Sector from your country of origin.

Note: Computer skills are highly recommended for students applying for this program.

History — History: Associate of Arts Degree



History — History: Bachelor of Arts Major and Minor



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Horticulture — Arboriculturist Technician: Apprenticeship






Class 5 driver's license

English 10 or better preferred

Horticulture — Horticulture: Citations



Horticulture — Horticulture: Diploma



Students wishing to complete the program without having to undertake any preparatory courses

must enter with English 12 with a grade of C+ and Mathematics 11 (Applications or Principles) with a

grade of C (or equivalent). Students are encouraged to make an appointment with an Academic

Advisor to plan course selections accordingly.

Horticulture — Landscape Horticulture: Apprenticeship



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Technical training is open to any interested person. A minimum of Grade 10 completion is preferred.

We strongly recommend that applicants for technical training be presently employed and

indentured in the horticulture industry. HortEducationBC (www.horteducationbc.com), the

horticulture industry training organization, will indenture individuals in horticulture for one year.

Horticulture — Plant Health: Bachelor of Horticulture Science Major



Year One Admission:

English 12 with a B grade (or equivalent)

Math 11 with a C grade (or equivalent)

Chemistry 11 with a C+ grade (or equivalent)


Horticulture Technology diploma or equivalent with a Program Grade Point Average of 2.5

English 12 with a B or equivalent (writing the Kwantlen Polytechnic University English Placement

Test is recommended if a candidate cannot meet the required minimum letter grade)

Principles of Math 11 with a C or equivalent

Chemistry 11 with a C+ or equivalent

General Education 6 credits ( a 3 credit course other than a HORT designated course plus a 3 credit

course in Economics from the School of Business)

HORT 1110 Introduction to Sustainable Horticulture (3 credits)

Horticulture — Production Horticulture: Apprenticeship






Technical training is open to any interested person who meets the admission requirements.

HortEducationBC (www.horteducationbc.com), the horticulture industry training organization, will

indenture individuals in horticulture for one year.

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Horticulture — Urban Ecosystems: Bachelor of Horticulture Science Major



Year One Admission:

English 12 with a B grade (or equivalent)

Math 11 with a C grade (or equivalent)

Chemistry 11 with a C+ grade (or equivalent)


Horticulture Technology diploma or equivalent with a Program Grade Point Average of 2.5

English 12 with a B or equivalent (writing the Kwantlen Polytechnic University English Placement

Test is recommended if a candidate cannot meet the required minimum letter grade)

Principles of Math 11 with a C or equivalent

Chemistry 11 with a C+ or equivalent

General Education 6 credits ( a 3 credit course other than a HORT designated course plus a 3 credit

course in Economics from the School of Business)

HORT 1110 Introduction to Sustainable Horticulture (3 credits)

Human Resources Management — Human Resources Management: Bachelor of Business

Administration

Students may enter the program any time admission requirements are met.

Year 1 Admission








Year 3 Admission



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OR






ACCT 1230 - Business Statistics (or BUQU 1230) with a minimum grade of C+.


ACCT 2293 - Introductory Financial Accounting (or ACCT 1110 and ACCT 1210) with a minimum grade

of C+



BUSI 1210 Essentials of Management (or BUSI 1215 Organizational Behavior I) with a minimum

grade of C

CBSY 1105 Introductory Microcomputer Applications (or CBSY 2205 Computers and Information

Processing) with a minimum grade of C

Human Resources Management — Human Resources Management: Post Baccalaureate Diploma



applicants require successful completion of a recognized Bachelor's degree.

Applicants graduating from a Bachelor's degree program that does not include at least a minor in

Business may be required to take two qualifying courses in order to ensure their success in the

program:

BUSI 1210 Essentials of Management

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ACCT 1110 Principles of Accounting l or ACCT 1160 Essentials of Accounting

Applicants who have extensive business experience in human resources management may contact a

School of Business Degree Advisor in the Dean's office to request that the department waive the

requirement to complete these two courses prior to program entry.

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Information Technology — Information Technology: Bachelor of Technology

Year 1 Admission:








Year 3 Admission:

Students may be admitted to the program in year 3 provided they have ONE of the following:

Kwantlen's Computer Information Systems (CISY) certificate plus an additional 30 credits (60 credits

overall) with a minimum GPA of 2.7.

Graduates of the certificate program will have already completed three of the four required bridging

courses (listed below), therefore, the additional 30 credits must include:

CISY 2314 Database Management Systems (3 credits)

Nine additional undergraduate courses (minimum 27 credits) from ANY discipline. Note: ENGL 1100

(3 credits) is strongly recommended as one of the nine courses.

A 60 credit diploma with a minimum GPA of 2.7 in the discipline of computer science, computer

information systems, information technology or the equivalent, from a recognized post-secondary

institution.

60 university transferable credits with a minimum GPA of 2.7 from a recognized post-secondary

institution, including the required bridging courses listed below.

Bridging Courses

Students who have a minimum of 60 post-secondary credits with a minimum GPA of 2.7 must have

also completed the following bridging courses:

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CISY 1113 Principles of Program Structure and Design

CISY 1212 Systems Analysis and Design

CISY 1215 Enterprise Networking

CISY 2314 Database Management Systems

Interior Design — Interior Design: Bachelor of Interior Design



English 12 with a minimum B (or equivalent)

Portfolio Review and Interview Session*


session.













Portfolio Review and Interview

Faculty will review the eligibility of candidates based on the contents of the portfolio and results of

an interview (including prior learning assessments)

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Japanese — See Modern Languages

Journalism — Journalism: Bachelor of Journalism (also: Honours)

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Year One Admission:





requirements).










waived.

Honours Admission:

High academic standing is required. Interested students should contact the department.

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Legal Administrative Studies — Legal Administrative Studies: Certificate



Basic keyboarding skills are also recommended.

Linguistics — See Modern Languages

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Mandarin — See Modern Languages

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Marketing — Marketing Management: Bachelor of Business Administration

Year 1 Admission:








Year 3 Admission






OR






ACCT 1130 Business Mathematics (or BUQU 1130, or MATH 1120, or MATH 1140) with a minimum

grade of C.


ACCT 1230 - Business Statistics (or BUQU 1230, or MATH 1115, or MATH 2341, or PSYC 2300, or SOCI

2365, or CRIM 2103) with a minimum grade of C+.


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ACCT 2293 Introduction to Financial Accounting (or ACCT 1110 and ACCT 1210) with a minimum

grade of C+.



Marketing — Marketing Management: Diploma



Note: A first year level English course is a requirement of this program. Students wishing to complete

the program without having to undertake any preparatory courses must enter with English 12 with a

B grade (or the equivalent prerequisite). Please make an appointment with an Educational Advisor to

plan your course selections accordingly.

Marketing — Marketing: Certificate



Masonry — Masonry: Citation (Foundation)







accommodations, should contact Stud International.

Mathematics — Mathematics: Associate of Science Degree



Mathematics — Mathematics: Bachelor of Arts Minor



Year One Admission:



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requirements).







language. Note: Students need only achieve a passing grade to fulfil this requirement. Beginner's or



waived.

Metal Fabrication — Metal Fabrication: Apprenticeship






Metal Fabrication — Metal Fabrication: Citation (Foundation)



Adequate reading comprehension and math skills as assessed by Kwantlen (Physics 11, Math 11 and

12 would be an asset but not a requirement). Students must be able to perform a variety of

cognitive, emotional and physical tasks safely within the program.



accommodations, should contact Study-International

Millwright/Industrial Mechanic — Millwright/Industrial Mechanic: Apprenticeship



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Millwright/Industrial Mechanic — Millwright/Industrial Mechanic: Citation (Foundation)




Adequate reading comprehension and math skills as assessed by Kwantlen (Physics 11, Math 11 and

12 would be an asset)


accommodations should contact Study International

Modern Languages — Modern Languages

Admission to a Kwantlen program is required to access the Modern Languages courses.

Music — General Studies: Bachelor of Music in Musical Arts Major



Music — Music: Associate of Arts Degree



Music — Music: Certificate



Students seeking entrance to the Certificate program need to show keen interest in music, ability on

their instrument, and potential for development.

They must be able to read music on their instrument

These requirements are determined at an audition and interview, held in April and May. Late

auditions may be held in August, subject to seat availability. Applications for the Music Certificate

program will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis with placement into the appropriate

ensemble and private instruction by interview and audition.

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Audition/interview*;

Successful completion of the Royal Conservatory of Music (RCM) Advanced Rudiments Examination

in Theory or equivalent. Students without such certification will need to pass the Kwantlen

placement examination in music theory.

Concentrations

The following additional requirements apply to the appropriate concentration:

For piano, the minimum entrance standard is Grade 10 RCM or equivalent.

For all other instruments and voice, minimum entrance standard is Grade 6 RCM or equivalent.

Any student currently enrolled in the Certificate in Music program who wishes to enter the Diploma

program must re-apply and successfully complete an audition. Audition and/or interview will

determine ensemble placement.

* Note: Auditions are held in April and May; late auditions may be held in August, subject to seat

availability.

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Nursing — Critical Care Nursing: Post Baccalaureate Certificate



Baccalaureate degree in Nursing.

In lieu of a degree, practicing Registered Nurses with a diploma and several years acute care

experience may be considered for admission on an individual basis. Current resume and interview

required.

Current Practicing CRNBC registration

Letter of recommendation from employer

Current Canadian CPR Level C

Nursing — Graduate Nurse Qualifying: Certificate of Completion



Letter from the CRNBC stating the need for a qualifying course in one or more of the following areas:

maternal-child, pediatric, mental health nursing

Students must meet the following course requirements prior to clinical placement:

Canadian CPR Level C certificate that must remain current throughout the course.

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Immunizations consistent with the requirements of clinical agencies. A Canadian TB skin test or chest

x-ray dated within 2 years of registering into the program. Some practice experience agencies may

require proof of current immunizations. Failure to have documentation acceptable to the agency at

the time of placement may mean denial of the experience, which in turn will prevent completion of

the program of studies.

Criminal Records review, issued by the BC Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General.

Nursing — Graduate Nurse, Internationally Educated Re-entry: Certificate



A letter from the CRNBC recommending or requiring the program

Registered nurse experience in the last 10 years or graduation from an RN program within the past

10 years

Proof of Canadian CPR Level C certificate; CPR certification must remain current throughout the

program.

Immunizations consistent with the requirements of clinical agencies. A Canadian TB skin test or chest

x-ray dated within 2 years of registering into the program. Some practice experience agencies may

require proof of current immunizations. Failure to have acceptable documentation at the time of

placement may jeopardize the completion of the program.

Criminal record review issued by the BC Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General. A criminal

record check review is required by the CRNBC prior to registration as a nurse and is pre-practice

requirement of some of the clinical agencies used during the program. Related costs are the

responsibility of the individual student. The CRNBC may refuse to register any person who has been

convicted of an indictable offence.

Note: Some agencies may require students to take an Oath of Confidentiality.

If any practice experience agencies require proof of current immunizations, students are responsible

for all costs related to immunization. Failure to have acceptable documentation at the time of

placement may jeopardize completion of the program.

Nursing — Nursing: Degree Completion for Registered Nurses

Admission into Semester 6 for registered nurses is based on seat availability, meeting Kwantlen's

General University Admission Requirements, plus the following program specific requirements:

Completion of one of the following:

the diploma program at a Collaborative Nursing Program in a BC institution or

an individual assessment and the access course (NRSG 3190) offered at Kwantlen within two (2)

years prior to entry.

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Proof of practicing membership with the College of Registered Nurses of BC (CRNBC) that must

remain current throughout the program.

Submission of an official transcript indicating completion of a diploma in nursing program.

Completion of ENGL 1100 and ENGL 1202 (or equivalent 6 credits of undergraduate English) and two

other undergraduate elective (6 credits).

Completion of a Canadian CPR Level C course, which is current at the time of entering the program.

This must remain current throughout the program.

Immunizations consistent with the requirements of practice agencies.

An interview and/or letters of reference, if requested.

Note: The Kwantlen access course for registered nurses must be completed by all nursing program

diploma graduates who are not graduates of a Collaborative Nursing Program in order to ensure that

those entering Semester 6 have the knowledge and abilities equivalent to other students in the

program.

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Outdoor Power Equipment — Outdoor Power Equipment Technician: Citation





Adequate reading comprehension and math skills as assessed by Kwantlen Polytechnic University


accommodations, should contact Study International.

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Parts & Warehousing — Logistics & Distribution: Apprenticeship






Parts & Warehousing — Parts & Warehousing: Apprenticeship

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Parts & Warehousing — Parts & Warehousing: Citation (Foundation)





Students with mental or physical impairments who may require program accommodations, should

contact Study International

Philosophy — Philosophy: Associate of Arts Degree



Philosophy — Philosophy: Bachelor of Arts Honours, Major, and Minor



Year One Admission:





requirements).








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waived.

Honours Admission:

Students with a record of exceptional academic performance may apply to enter the Philosophy

Major, or Philosophy Major Applied Ethics Stream, Honours Program. Applicants must meet the

following requirements:

at least 60 credits of university-level coursework with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0

at least 24 of the 60 credits must be university-level philosophy coursework with a minimum

cumulative GPA of 3.67.

The above are minimum requirements that do not guarantee entrance into the Honours Program. In

exceptional situations, the department may consider applications from students who do not meet

the minimum requirements, if mitigating circumstances exist. Such applications will be reviewed on

a case-by-case basis.

Qualifying Year








Physics — Physics: Associate of Science



Plumbing — Plumbing: Apprenticeship






Plumbing — Plumbing: Citation (Foundation)



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Policy Studies — Policy Studies: Bachelor of Arts Major in Policy Studies

Year One Admission:





requirements).










waived.

Qualifying Year








Political Science — Political Science: Associate of Arts Degree



Political Science — Political Science: Bachelor of Arts Minor

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Year One Admission:





requirements).










waived.

Qualifying Year








Power Line Technician — Power Line Technician: Citation



Mathematics 11, Physics 11 and English 12 with a minimum grade of C+ in each.

Interview by EITI instructor to evaluate readiness to meet the demands of the program; EITI will

forward their recommendation directly to Kwantlen

Successfully pass the prescribed entrance examinations

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Grade 12 equivalency is required by the industry. Costs of upgrading, if required are NOT included in

tuition and must be arranged prior to graduation.

Product Design — Product Design: Bachelor of Design



English 12 with a minimum grade of B (or equivalent)

Portfolio Review and Interview Session


session. Alternative arrangements are possible for students who live outside the Greater Vancouver

Region and who cannot attend in person. It is, however, in the best interest of applicants to make

every effort to attend in person.








transcript and a Request for Transfer Credit form by March 31st





Psychology — Psychology - Applied: Bachelor of Science (also: Honours)



Year One Admission:


Principles of Mathematics 12 with a minimum grade of C+ (or equivalent)

Principles of Physics 12 with a minimum grade of P (or equivalent)


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Students can enter the program in third year, provided they have completed all required courses

with a cumulative GPA of 2.7 or higher and a C or higher in Psychology 2300 and 2400 (or equivalent

transfer credits). Students are advised to consider prerequisites for 3rd and 4th year courses when

applying for entry into the 3rd year of the program.

A student who has completed courses at another post-secondary institution may request that these

credits be transferred to Kwantlen Polytechnic University. Transfer students may be admitted to the

program, space permitting, at any point up to the seventh semester. This structure follows the

approved B.Sc. framework in place at Kwantlen Polytechnic University with respect to both

minimum academic standards to progress in the program, as well as entrance requirements.

Honours Admission:

In order to be admitted to the Honours program students are expected to achieve and maintain a

cumulative GPA of 3.3 and to obtain a 'B+' grade in both PSYC 3300 and 3400. Students must also

obtain endorsement from a faculty member who will serve as their thesis advisor, and be

recommended by the Psychology Honours selection committee. Selections are made in May for the

following September.

A limited number of seats are available each year for Honours students. Interested students can

obtain a program application form from the Psychology Department during or after their third year.


Principles of Mathematics 12 with a minimum grade of C+ (or equivalent)

Principles of Physics 12 with a minimum grade of P (or equivalent)


Psychology — Psychology: Associate of Arts Degree



Psychology — Psychology: Bachelor of Applied Arts (also: Honours)

Third Year Admission:

For admission to the Bachelor of Applied Arts in Psychology, students must have a completed

Associate of Arts in Psychology (or equivalent) with a cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 3.0

and the following courses:

PSYC 2300 (Applied Statistics) with a grade of at least 'B' (3.0)

PSYC 2400 (Experimental Psychology: Research Methodology) with a grade of at least 'B' (3.0)

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PSYC 2330 (Social Psychology)

PSYC 2385 (Cognition)

Students should apply on the condition that they will have completed their Associate of Arts in

Psychology by the semester prior to entering the program. In addition to Kwantlen's standard

application start date, students will be considered for admission based on the date their application

is submitted.

Note: Where space permits students with less than a 3.0 CGPA (but not less than 2.67) may be

considered on a case by case basis for admission. Students who are near completion of their

Associate of Arts in Psychology and have a grade of 'B' in PSYC 2300 or PSYC 2400 may be considered

for admission.

Honours Admission:


cumulative GPA of 3.3 and to obtain a 'B+' grade in all of PSYC 3300, 3400 and 4400. Students must

also obtain endorsement from a faculty member who will serve as their thesis advisor, and be

recommended by the Psychology Honours selection committee.


obtain a program application form from the Psychology Department during or after their third year.

Psychology — Psychology: Bachelor of Arts Honours, Major, and Minor



Year One Admission:





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waived.

Honours Admission:


cumulative GPA of 3.3 and to obtain a 'B+' grade in both PSYC 3300 and 3400. Students must also

obtain endorsement from a faculty member who will serve as their thesis advisor, and be

recommended by the Psychology Honours selection committee. Selections are made in May for the

following September.


obtain a program application form from the Psychology Department during or after their third year

of the degree.

Qualifying Year








Public Relations — Public Relations: Diploma


level English Proficiency Requirement, the PR Diploma Program requires strong competency in the

English language for both written and oral presentations and publications. Therefore, the following

program admission requirements apply.

English 12 with a minimum B, (or equivalent), or

A transferable undergraduate level English course with a minimum grade of C

Note: A lack of basic writing skills or word processing computer skills will hold the student back, so

applicants are urged to upgrade this area before starting the program. Successful applicants will be

invited to attend an orientation session sometime in May. The purpose of this session is to provide

an opportunity to meet faculty, ask questions about the program, and to explore what the program

entails. Arrangements will be made to accommodate out-of-town applicants.

Public Safety Communications — Public Safety Communications: Certificate

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Submission of a researched, 500 word essay detailing the job function of a public safety

communicator

Submission of a resume with 3 current, signed letters of reference

Completion of a criminal record check review through the Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor

General's Criminal Records Review Program

Achieve keyboarding speed of 40 wpm or higher (students are required to complete 50 wpm to

graduate)

Participation in an orientation interview that includes a performance evaluation

Note: A hearing exam, while not mandatory, is recommended as many agencies require them for

employment.


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Punjabi — See Modern Languages

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Qualifying Studies — University Qualifying Studies

General university admission requirements apply to this program including the university

preparatory-level English Proficiency Requirement.

Access to University Qualifying Studies depends on individual course prerequisites; students may

qualify depending on previous academic experience and/or assessment.

All applicants are recommended to take assessments in English and/or math to ensure appropriate

placement in the program. Assessments are booked through the Student Enrolment Services office.

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Science — Associate of Science Degree Framework



Science — Science & Math Information

Admission to a Kwantlen program is required to access Science courses.

Science — Science: Diploma

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Sociology — Sociology: Associate of Arts Degree



Sociology — Sociology: Bachelor of Arts Major and Minor



Year One Admission:





requirements).










waived.

Qualifying Year








Spanish — See Modern Languages

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Special Education Teacher Assistant — Special Education Teacher Assistant: Certificate



Grade 12 or the equivalent. Grade 12 equivalencies could consist of the Adult Provincial Diploma or

the GED

English 12 or equivalent with a minimum grade of C

Approximately 100 hours of successful experience volunteering or working with children or youth,

preferably in the schools. (Applicants must submit two letters from employers or responsible

persons in the community certifying this experience.)

Attendance at an information session

Participation in a small group meeting with Coordinator or designate

Criminal Record review issued by the BC Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General

If you are not a Canadian citizen, you are required to secure a Criminal Record Search with the

Vulnerable Sector from your country of origin. Note that your Criminal Record Search must be

mailed directly from the issuing agency to Kwantlen Polytechnic University Admissio

All Programmes subject to availability .

Admission conditions are subject to change.

If you are interested in any of these programmes please contact Study-International for further

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Appendix A :General University Admission Requirements

Admission to Kwantlen varies depending on the program to which you are applying. Not only does

Kwantlen offer undergraduate-level studies, we also provide qualifying courses and programs within

our Faculty of Academic and Career Advancement that are at the university preparatory-level, as

well as a variety of vocational-level programs. Each level of programming has different requirements

for admission.

To qualify for admission, applicants must:

satisfy the appropriate undergraduate, vocational, or university preparatory-level English proficiency

requirement,

qualify under one of Kwantlen’s admission categories,

satisfy specific program admission requirements

1. Kwantlen’s English Proficiency Requirement

Undergraduate-Level English Proficiency Requirement

All undergraduate applicants must satisfy Kwantlen’s General University Admission English

Proficiency Requirement.

Any of the following achievements can be used to satisfy this requirement:

High School Grades

A grade of “C” in one of the following courses (or equivalent from another school system):

English 12

English Literature 12

English 12 First Peoples

IB English A1 or A2 (HL or SL)

Communications 12

Technical Professional Communications 12

English 12 from a completed Adult Dogwood Diploma

For English 12 and all other provincially examinable courses, Kwantlen will accept the blended grade

(classroom grade + provincial examination grade) OR the classroom grade — whichever is higher —

for the purposes of university and program admission and for satisfying course prerequisites.

Current students wishing to use a higher classroom mark for the purposes of satisfying prerequisites

should request to have an official copy of their high school transcript sent to Admissions should they

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wish to have their academic record updated to include the classroom mark for any provincially

examinable courses.

Testing Options

One of:

Kwantlen Placement Test into one of: ENGQ 1099, ABEE 0091, ABEE 0092 or ELST 0381

LPI Essay score of 26 Level 4

Internet based TOEFL (iBT) score of 80 (taken within the last two years)

Paper-based TOEFL 550 with TWE 4.5 (taken within the last two years)

IELTS Academic Module overall band score of 6.0 with a minimum of 6.0 in each band (taken within

the last two years)

Kwantlen Course Completion Options

One of:

Completion of ENGQ 1098 with a minimum grade of "C" (or transferable equivalent)

Completion of ELST 0281 or ABEE 0081 with a minimum grade of "B-" (or transferable equivalent)

Successful completion of ENGL 1100 (or transferable equivalent)

Vocational-Level English Proficiency Requirement

Applicants to vocational-level programs are not required to meet the above English proficiency

requirement. English proficiency is assessed according to the specific requirements of the

vocational-level program. Program admission requirements are included in the descriptions of each

program. See the Program Index. Note: Apprenticeship programs are not subject to Kwantlen's


University Preparatory-Level English Proficiency Requirement

Applicants to university preparatory-level programs are not required to meet the above English

proficiency requirement. English proficiency is assessed according to the specific requirements of the

preparatory-level program. Program admission requirements are included in the descriptions of

each program. See the Program Index.

Applicants to undergraduate or vocational-level programs who do not meet the English proficiency

requirement of their program of admission may be offered admission to Adult Basic Education (ABE),

University Qualifying Studies, or English Language Studies (ELST). Information about these program

options can be found at www.kwantlen.ca/aca.

2. Admission Categories

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All applicants must qualify under one of the following admission categories.

Regular Admission

Anyone who is a graduate of a BC Secondary school in any program, or the equivalent from another

school system, qualifies under Kwantlen’s regular admission category. Applicants who are missing

only one course for graduation are also eligible to attend, provided they have completed English 12

or the equivalent with a minimum "C" grade. As per the 2004 Provincial Graduation Program

requirements, BC secondary school students are required to write their Language Arts 12 provincial

exam (i.e., English 12, First Peoples English 12 or Communications 12). For English 12 and all other

provincially examinable courses, Kwantlen will accept the blended grade (classroom grade +

provincial examination grade) OR the classroom grade - whichever is higher - for the purposes of

university and program admission and for satisfying course prerequisites. BC Secondary school

students do NOT have to write optional provincial exams in order to be admitted to Kwantlen. For

applicants who have completed the BC Adult Graduation Diploma program, provincial exams are not

required. Home Schooled applicants will be evaluated as equivalent to BC Grade 12 graduates,

provided they have written and passed the BC Provincial English examination. Home Schooled

students who require Mathematics for entrance to their programs may also be required to write

Kwantlen's Math Placement Test.

Mature Student Admission

Anyone who is not a secondary school graduate (or equivalent) but who will be nineteen (19) years

of age or older on the first day of classes for the term is eligible to attend Kwantlen as a mature

student.

Underage Admission

Anyone who is not a secondary school graduate but who is seventeen years of age or older, and has

not been in regular attendance at a secondary school for a minimum of one year, is eligible to appeal

for permission to attend Kwantlen as an underage applicant. Applicants in this category will normally

only be accepted into the Adult Basic Education (ABE) or English Language Studies (ELST) program.

Admission of underage applicants to other programs will be considered on an individual basis.

Special Admission

An applicant who does not meet any of the above admission criteria may appeal to be admitted as a

Special Admission student and complete up to 12 credits before they must meet the general

university admission requirements. Testing and attendance at an interview may be required and the

applicant must provide supporting documentation as requested. Students under 19 who have not

written the BC Provincial English examination will be required to write Kwantlen's English Placement

Test (or equivalent) in order to be considered a Special Admission student.

Concurrent Admission

Students who are enrolled in grade 12 in a BC Secondary School may be admitted to Kwantlen to

pursue Concurrent Studies. Normally, no more than 3 semester hours credit may be applied toward

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the requirements of a certificate program. Similarly, no more than 6 semester hours credit may be

applied toward the requirements of a diploma program. The following conditions will apply to

concurrent studies:

The applicant must have achieved a B standing in academic subjects in the last full year of high

school completed

The applicant must be enrolled in a BC Secondary School at the grade 12 level, in a program that

meets regular Kwantlen entry requirements

The applicant must have the written recommendation of the secondary school principal

The applicant must have the written consent of his or her parent(s) or legal guardian if under the

legal age of majority on the opening day of classes

The applicant must have the support of the Dean responsible for the course(s) in which she or he

plans to enrol

Admission will generally be limited to one semester only; however, it may be renewable with the

continued support of the school principal and the Dean. Concurrent students will be treated as

typical students in most respects except they may not register in a full range of courses, and their

eligibility to register is valid for one semester only (unless renewed as above). Kwantlen reserves the

right to limit the number of seats available in total and per class.

3. Program Admission Requirements

Once an applicant has met the appropriate English Proficiency requirement and has qualified under

one of the above admission categories, they may be considered for admission to a specific program.

Each program has a different set of program admission requirements, and some programs require a

higher English proficiency requirement than that listed under the above undergraduate English

proficiency requirement. The specific requirements of your program of interest are included in the

descriptions of each program. See the Program Index.

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