ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

  • Students must carry a minimum of three - 3 hour courses in each semester
  • First year students must maintain a minimum GPA of 1.50 in all classes attempted in the fall to be eligible for the spring season or any following season
  • First year students must maintain a minimum GPA of 2 00 in nine hours in the spring semester to be eligible for the fall season or any following season
  • Students dropping out of the spring semester may not play in the fall season and must have a minimum GPA of 2.00 in 9 hours in the fall season to be eligible to play the following spring.

SECOND YEAR STUDENTS AND TRANSFER STUDENTS

  • Such students must maintain a minimum GPA of 2.00 in 12 hours at the  the U of L in each semester to remain eligible for the following season
  • Provisions may be made for transfer students with a successful academic history where a cumulative GPA would be significantly above 2.00
  • Cumulative GPA of 2.00 or above will be considered for eligibility for second year students when the GPA of the previous semester is 2.50 or higher

THE ACADEMIC ADVISOR MAKES ALL FINAL DECISIONS ON PLAYER ELIGIBILITY.

PROGRAMS
Bachelor of Arts: Majors:

  • Agricultural Studies, Anthropology, Art, Canadian Studies, Dramatic Arts, Economics, English, French, French/German, Geography, German, History, Kinesiology & Physical Education, Music, Native American Studies, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Recreation & Leisure Studies, Religious Studies, Sociology, Urban and Regional Studies, General Majors in Humanities or Social Sciences.

Bachelor of Science: Majors:

  • Agricultural Studies, Agricultural Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Computer Science, Environmental Science, Geography, Mathematics, Neuroscience, Physics, Psychology, Urban Regional Studies, General Major in the Sciences.
  • Co-operative Education Available in all Science Majors

Bachelor of Arts and Science - Two Arts and Science majors are completed

Combined Degrees with Bachelor of Education: Majors: 

  • Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Education
    Art Education, Drama Education, English/Language Arts Education, Modern Languages Education, Music Education, Native Education, Kinesiology & Physical Education, Social Studies Education.
  • Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Education
    Mathematics Education, Science Education
  • Bachelor of Fine Arts/Bachelor of Education
    Art Education, Drama Education
  • Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Education
    Music Education
  • Bachelor of Management/Bachelor of Education
    Career & Technology Studies

Bachelor of Management: Majors:

  • Accounting, Business Enterprises and Self Governing Systems of Indian, Inuit and Metis People, Computer Science, Economics, Finance, General Management, Human Resource Management and Organisation Studies, International Management, Labour Relations, Management Information Systems, Marketing, Mathematics, Political Science, Public Administration. l Co-operative Education Available in all Management Majors

Bachelor of Fine Arts:

  • Majors: Art, Dramatic Arts, Multidisciplinary

Bachelor of Nursing:

  • Majors: Community Nursing, Health Education, Nursing Management

Post-Diploma:

  • B.A. - Agricultural Studies
    B.Sc. - Agricultural Studies and Environmental Science
    B.Mgt. - Accounting, Business Enterprises and Self-Governing Systems of Indian, Inuit, and Metis People (B-ESS), Finance, General Management, Human Resource Management and Organisation Studies, International Management, Labour Relations, Management Information Systems, Marketing, Public Administration.
    B.F.A. - Art, Theatre/Dramatic Arts, Music.
    B.N.

ADMISSIONS 
Admission remains the same for new High School applicants

  •  Five course formula:
    • 1. English 30
      2 .3. 4.Any three 30-level academics worth 5 credits each (see admissions guide).
      5.Any 30 or 33-level course worth 5 credits or two worth 3 credits each.
  • Students presenting a 65% average in these five courses are guaranteed admission.
  • The U of L will choose the five courses which benefit the student the most.

Application Deadlines

  • For September 1998: April 1st for Early Admission application/Aug 15th for documents.
  • For September 1998: June 1st for application/Aug 15th for documents.
  • For January 1999: November 1st for application/November 15th for documents.

Campus Tours

  • Campus tours can be arranged through Recruitment at 329-2762 or inquiries@hg.uleth.ca  during any weekday between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m.

Scholarships
High School Applicant Awards:

1 . Board of Governors' Admission Scholarship Value: $ 1000

  • Application deadline: January 1st.
  • Application to the U of L constitutes an application for this scholarship.

2. Board of Governors' Achievement Scholarship Value: $ 1000

  • Based on meritorious accomplishments
  • Separate scholarship application required by April 1st.

3. Early Entrance Awards Value: $ 1000 - $5000 Total: 23

  • Available on the basis of: leadership ability, academic achievement, volunteer experience and artistic ability.

4. High School Applicant Awards Value: up to $1000

  • Based on actual admission average, financial need, volunteer experience and artistic ability.
  • Separate scholarship application required by July 15 for Fall or Dec 15 for Spring.

5. Automatic High School Entrance Awards (Value: up to $2000 Total: varies)

  • All high school applicants with an actual admission average of 80% or greater will automatically receive a scholarship for study at the U of L.

Any questions regarding the above information can be directed to Recruitment at (403) 329-2762 during business hours or inquiries@hg.uleth.ca

For more information on the University Of Lethbridge please visit their website at http://www.uleth.ca