unb saint john viewbook 2012

UNIVERSITY OF NEW BRUNSWICK SAINT JOHN

VIEWBOOK 2012-2013

ADMISSIONREQUIREMENTSApplying for admission to UNB Saint John is quick and easy. These pages outline what we look for according to the degree to which you are applying. Then simply apply (online or with a paper application available from UNB Saint John or your school counsellor), with the application fee of $45.00, and have your official transcripts sent to us. Full application instructions are included on the application. Normally, we’ll get back to you in two weeks. Admission to UNB Saint John is based on academic pre-requisites that have been identified by the faculties as the minimum background necessary to handle the curriculum. UNB Saint John reserves the right to change admission requirements. The latest updates will be posted online.

NOTES

all applicaNTS1. Level 1, French Immersion, and advanced courses are

satisfactory substitutes (where they exist). Courses taken at the Level 3 will not be accepted for admission purposes.

2. Students whose first language is French may use French instead of English in the required subjects and may choose English as an elective.

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Francophone system students will be evaluated based on equivalent courses. Geometry and Applications in Mathematics 111 or 112 and Functions and Relations 111 or 112 are equivalent to Math 30321 (Math 111). Trigonometry and 3-Space 121 or 122 and Advanced Mathematics with an Introduction to Calculus 120 are equivalent to Math 30411 (Math IV). Physics 122 is equivalent to Physique 51311 (Physique 12), and Chemistry 122 is equivalent to Chimie 52411 (Chimie 12). Equivalent elective courses in the Francophone system will be used for admission purposes.

STar prOGraM

UNB Saint John’s Students Transitioning for Academic Readiness (STAR) program is designed for students who want to attend university but might not meet entrance requirements. The STAR program provides students with an introduction to university-level studies while also offering help with effective study and classroom skills as well as test taking. Curriculum is based on UNB Saint John’s Certificate in General Studies.

With three faculties and 2500 students from 38 countries, the University of New Brunswick – Saint John campus is the perfect fit. We’re big enough to offer a diversity of programs and courses, and small enough to give our students the personal attention they deserve.

As part of the UNB family, we are connected to an academic legacy 225 years in the making, and in 2014 we’ll be celebrating 50 years of academic exellence here in the Port City.

We leverage our heritage while looking to the future – building a reputation for leading-edge approaches to patient-centred health care, and for interdisciplinary research that is having a positive impact on our region and our nation.

Our blended pedigree has allowed us to stand on the shoulders of giants and build a campus community that fearlessly approaches today’s problems in new and innovative ways.

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as a result: our teaching and research approach is entrepreneurial, interdisciplinary and truly hands-on.

our undergraduate and graduate students are connected to the business, political and not-for-profit life of our city in meaningful ways.

we know you – and you know us – by name, because community building just comes naturally to us.

We think these are the ingredients of positive change and a foundation on which great things are built.

We can’t wait to see what you’ll do.

Dr. Robert MacKinnonVice President (Saint John)

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Find your place in the port city For more than 225 years, the city of Saint John has attracted travellers and immigrants from distant places, and acted as a magnet for craftspeople and businesses of all kinds.

Today we are a blend of First Nations, Acadian French and American Loyalist cultures – and our business network is a healthy mix of heavy industry and creative-culture startups.

We are rich in historic architecture and full of new ideas, and we are ready to welcome you like family.


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We’ve got bike paths, transit, oceanside walking trails and beaches.

There are galleries and boutiques, and Canada’s oldest continuous farmer’s market – a place that has its finger on the pulse of just about everything.

Oh, and then there’s the hockey: everything from in-town pond-hockey tournaments to a Q-league team that makes the NHL sit up and take notice.

From live music and wine bars to fine dining and dance clubs – we’ve got them all, and because we’re just the right size kind of town, chances are you’ll know somebody wherever you end up.

Join us in Tucker park Our campus was established in 1964 – and at the time students attended classes in all sorts of odd places in the uptown Saint John area. In 1969 we made the move to Tucker Park in the North end of the city, and we’ve been reinventing our space overlooking the Kennebecasis River ever since. In fact, $1.1M has been invested in classroom rejuvenation projects since 2010.

1. Hans w. klohn commons Open-concept learning library and café

Designed to LEED silver specifications

$20M construction project completed in 2011

2. canada Games Stadium

3,000 seats

Built in 1985

$7M refurbishment completed in 2010

3. william F. Ganong Hall Lecture theatre refurbishment

New AV and furniture

Refurbishment project completed in 2012

4. parking

300 new spots plus landscaping

Construction completed in 2012

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Campus life revolves around our two secure, co-ed residences. We think they’re the best apartment you’ll ever have.

Sir James Dunn residence - 62 single rooms and three double rooms - free high speed Internet - free cable TV connection - free laundry facilities in the building - common TV lounge - study lounges

Dr. colin b. Mackay residence - 85 two bedroom suites, housing 170 students - adjoining single rooms with shared kitchenette and bathroom - free high speed Internet - free cable TV connection - free laundry facilities in the building - common TV lounge - study lounges

Both residences are walking distance to all on-campus classes, the fitness centre, student pub, cafeteria and transit. They are also connected to our indoor pedway system, which will keep you warm and dry when it’s chilly and raining.

Meal plans are offered through the Baird Dining Room, using a debit-type card. We offer meat and vegetarian options, fresh-to-order sandwiches, a grill, and all-day breakfast, soups and salads. You can even use your card to fuel up at the on-campus Tim Hortons.

Tip: Our residences fill up fast, so apply early.

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At left: Dr. Colin B. Mackay double suiteMiddle: Sir James Dunn singleAbove right: Sir James Dunn large single



Take part in the sporting life Sports, fitness and wellness are a big part of life at uNb Saint John.

Our campus boasts the Canada Games Stadium, constructed in 1985 and refurbished in 2010 – giving it a state-of-the-art artificial turf field, an updated grandstand, a new track and new lighting.

We’ve also got the G. Forbes Elliot Athletics Centre, featuring a gym large enough to host three simultaneous basketball games, a fitness centre and weight training room, along with team change rooms and meeting rooms.

In 2011 we hosted the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Women’s Volleyball National Championship and will do it again in 2013 for the CCAA Men’s Soccer National Championship.


Varsity reds

Our Varsity Reds teams compete at the Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) level in:

- Women’s track and field - Men’s track and field - Women’s cross country - Men’s cross country

Varsity Seawolves

Our Varsity Seawolves teams compete in the CCAA league in:

- Women’s soccer - Men’s soccer - Women’s basketball - Men’s basketball - Women’s volleyball - Men’s volleyball

wolves’ clubs

Club Sports are a great way to stay active and to meet new people – without the time commitment of varsity level teams. Our Wolves’ Clubs compete in:

- Women’s rugby - Men’s football - Women’s hockey - Badminton

intramural

The Recreation Crew posts intramural activities each fall, including aerobics and fitness class schedules, martial arts programs and other special offerings.



Explore your extra-curricular sideAt UNB Saint John there are a huge number of ways to get involved.

Student Government

The Students’ Representative Council (SRC) is UNB Saint John’s Student Government. They represent some 2,500+ students, both full-time and part-time, and offer a range of services to students throughout the academic year. Services include: student legal aid program, safe ride, book sale and more. The SRC also represents the students of UNB Saint John to administration, government and through a number of committees and affiliated organizations.

Mentoring

The Promise Partnership is an outreach program for elementary school kids at Hazen-White/St. Francis, a school located in a neighbourhood facing a variety of challenges. UNB Saint John student volunteers help with homework and run a variety of programs designed to open young eyes to the possibility of post-secondary education.

clubs and Societies

From faculty clubs to cultural societies and everything in between, we’ve got a lively list of clubs and societies open to all.

campus radio

Tune in to the latest campus and community happenings – or get yourself on the air at CMFH 107.3 FM, our award-winning student-run campus and community radio station.

campus Newspaper

Get your press credentials and build your writing portfolio at the Baron – our campus newspaper, produced by students, for students on a bi-weekly basis. The Baron is a member of the Canadian University Press.


awarD wiNNiNG In 2002, just one year after inception, CMFH won the Small Station award at the NCRA/ANREC Community Radio Awards. Ten years later, we were recognized with a CKLN Community Development Award.



Meet our FacultyOur 125 faculty members are a diverse group.

They light up our classrooms – and when they’re not doing that, they’re building partnerships with other institutions and businesses around town; they’re volunteering their time to sit on boards and support not-for-profits; and they’re conducting research into everything from web-based semantic search tools to electoral behaviour.

With three Canada Research Chairs, more than 15 research groups, and more than $5.73 million in sponsored research funding – our reputation as a national-calibre thought leader is growing. In fact, we’ve seen a 69% increase in research funding on our campus over the last fiscal year alone.

Dr. bruce MacDonald Associate Dean of Graduate Studies Professor of Biology

Dr. MacDonald’s area of specialization is how marine invertebrates such as clams, mussels, snails and scallops are equipped to feed, grow and survive in their natural habitats, and when faced with natural and man-made environ mental challenges. He is also involved in an aquaculture research project assessing the potential for including other invertebrate species into salmon farms – adding another species for sale while taking advantage of their ability to act as biofilters to remove some of the excess waste particles from the environment.


Dr. Sandra bell Professor, Faculty of Arts Chair of Department of Humanities and Languages

Apart from a full teaching schedule, Dr. Bell runs two courses in partnership with the Saint John Theatre Company. Drama Production gives students the chance to work backstage on mainstage production at Saint John’s historic Imperial Theatre. Script Into Performance asks students to look at plays taught in high schools in the region, and then develop scenes for performance at these schools. These courses are connecting our students with the artistic community in Saint John, giving them a hands-on experience completely outside the classroom.

Dr. Shelley M. rinehart Professor, Faculty of Business Deputy Mayor, City of Saint John

Until she took a secondment position as Director of Strategic Policy and Planning for the Department of Energy, Dr. Rinehart didn’t think she would be interested in politics. Her next step was a successful run for Saint John City Council, winning her the seat of Deputy Mayor with more than 6,000 votes. And she does all that while maintaining a full teaching schedule. Her research focus these days? Political communication and marketing.


Supporting youEmbarking on a university education is a fantastic challenge, and we’re here to support your efforts along the way. After all, your success is our success.

Our small campus offers the range of student services often found at much larger institutions. Each of our buildings offers comfortable nooks for studying, private spaces for group work, and inspirational open areas just right for putting your feet up with a good book.

Our student services include: - campus bookstore - campus ministry - computer labs - disability support - financial aid advising - muslim prayer room - on-campus health centre - personal counseling - safe walk service - student employment office - student legal aid - study skills workshop - technology help desk - wireless internet - writing centre



FaculTY OF arTSThe Faculty of arts is the largest faculty at uNb Saint John.

Being a part of it gives you the opportunity to analyze and challenge the theories, patterns and ethics of our modern times. You will develop written and verbal communication skills that will ensure you will be heard, and you will work both independently and with others to recommend solutions for complex issues. A liberal arts education gives you the power of critical thinking and the ability to express yourself in today’s workforce.

Degrees offered

Bachelor of Arts (BA) Bachelor of Education (concurrent) (BA/BEd)

certificates offered

Economics Financial Markets Gender Studies General Studies Mathematics for Education Proficiency in French Teaching English as a Second Language



bachelor of artsOur BA program is designed to encourage you to think critically and creatively about the problems we face both here in New Brunswick and around the world. In classroom discussions you’ll consider our relationships and attitudes toward people, power, self-expression, technology, past events and our sense of place. With a depth of knowledge and skills in research, analytical thinking and verbal and written communications, your Arts degree will give you a strong start for wherever your career takes you.

Our four departments – social science, psychology, history and politics, and humanities and languages – cover a wide spectrum. Students can major in the following programs:

Students interested in pursuing graduate studies can pursue an honours program in:

- Economics - History - Psychology - English - Politics - Sociology

- Biology - Economics - English - French - History - Information and Communication Studies

- Mathematics - Philosophy - Politics - Psychology - Sociology - Sport and Exercise Psychology - Statistics


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Yasmin 4th year, BSc

Why did you choose UNB Saint John?

The small campus and class sizes really appealed to me.

What is the best thing about your faculty?

The great professors!

Tip:At UNB Saint John, even as an undergraduate student, there are lots of opportunities to participate in research conducted in your field of interest.

certificate programsStudents interested in specialized short-term learning options should consider the Certificate programs offered under the supervision of the four departments in the Faculty of Arts:

- Economics - Gender Studies - Proficiency in French - Financial Markets - General Studies


If you love to learn, our concurrent BA/BEd degree will help turn your passion into a career in the classroom. Focusing on elementary school teacher training for kindergarten through grade 5, the program includes courses in human development, teaching techniques and education theories.

To qualify, you must complete your first year of studies in the BA program, and submit your application by January 31 of your first year.

certificate programs

Students interested in specialized short-term learning options should consider the following Certificate programs offered under the supervision of the education department:

- Mathematics for Education - Teaching English as a Second Language

Bachelor of Education (concurrent BA/BEd)


FaculTY OF buSiNESSuNb Saint John’s Faculty of business is a leader in innovative programming. we were the first in the country to offer a degree in e-commerce, our accounting program is fuelling the region’s financial services community, and we’re helping college students efficiently convert their studies into a business degree. whatever program you take, the Faculty of business will help you gain the skills you need to be more competitive in today’s global business environment.

Degrees offered*

Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) Bachelor of Applied Management (BAM) Bachelor of Applied Management in Electronic Commerce (BAMEC) Bachelor of Applied Management in Accounting (BAMAC) Bachelor of Applied Management in Hospitality and Tourism (BAMHT)


Accounting Business Administration I Business Administration II Community Leadership Electronic Commerce Human Resources

*All full-time degree program students will also graduate with a Certificate in Community Leadership.

Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Whether it’s succession plans for established firms or start-up strategies for emerging entrepreneurs, with our BBA program, you’ll learn the intricacies of business management including marketing, accounting and human resources. You’ll start with a foundation in all major areas of study, and then you’ll choose a specialty such as economics, electronic commerce or marketing.

bba areas of study include:

Sharanya 4th year, BBA (co-op)


I chose UNB Saint John because of the diverse student population, and because I knew I would have the opportunity to work with industry leaders through co-op placements.


The Faculty of Business has excellent student advisors who help students throughout their degree.

Tip: Incoming students should consider taking advantage of the co-op program.

- Accounting - Economics - Electronic Commerce - Finance

- French Communication and Culture - Human Resource Management - Marketing - Mathematics



Co-op ProgramBBA students maintaining a B- average in their first year of study are eligible to participate in the BBA co-op program. Paid work-terms at local firms will alternate with in-class study sessions for the duration of your program, giving you real-world experience and a resumé you can be proud of.

Certificate ProgramsOur BBA certificate programs provide the opportunity for specialized part-time learning in accounting, business leadership, electronic commerce and human resource management. Credits can be transferred to the BBA.

certificate programs offered under the supervision of the Faculty of business include:

- Accounting - Business Administration

- Business Administration II - Electronic Commerce

- Human Resources

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Bachelor of Applied Managementin Hospitality and Tourism (BAMHT)For those entering from high school This four-year program is accessible to students entering from high school. You’ll learn about accounting, marketing and finance, sustainable tourism, events management, resort planning and heritage management. You can also gain valuable work experience by participating in our co-op program.

co-op programBAMHT students maintaining a B- average in their first year of study are eligible to participate in the BBA co-op program. Paid work-terms at local firms will alternate with in-class study sessions for the duration of your program, giving you real-world experience and a resumé you can be proud of.


Bachelor of Applied Management (BAM)For those entering from college This program is designed for anyone who has a two-year diploma from a recognized community college (domestic or international) and is ready to enhance it with general business studies. Students with a variety of college experiences – from pastry arts to computer animation – can earn a BAM degree in two years.

Specialized baM degrees include:

Bachelor of Applied Management in Electronic Commerce (BAMEC)This two-year program is designed for anyone who has completed a two-year e-business diploma program at an approved partner college. You’ll learn about the application and evolution of Wi-Fi networks, e-learning in corporate settings, e-health networks and other virtual learning environments.

Bachelor of Applied Management in Accounting (BAMAC)This two-year program is designed for anyone who has completed a two-year accounting program at an approved partner college. You’ll concentrate on accounting and financial studies, and be qualified to pursue professional accounting designations.

Bachelor of Applied Management in Hospitality and Tourism (BAMHT)This two-year program is available to college students who have completed a two-year college program. (Students will enter into year three of the four year program.) You’ll learn about accounting, marketing and finance, sustainable tourism, events management, resort planning and heritage management. You can also grain valuable work experience by participating in our co-op program.

TIP: Be sure to check that your college is one of our partner institutions before applying.

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FaculTY OF SciENcE, appliED SciENcE & ENGiNEEriNGThe Faculty of Science, applied Science & Engineering at uNb Saint John is pushing the boundaries and making change on a variety of fronts. From the future of health care to the future of aquaculture, we are partnering with businesses and institutions in new and innovative ways that will have a lasting positive impact on our students and on our province.

Degrees offered

Bachelor of Science (BSc) Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BScCS) Foundational Studies in Engineering (BScE - Fredericton) Bachelor of Science in Financial Mathematics (BScFM) Bachelor of Health Sciences (BHS) Bachelor of Information Sciences (BISc) Bachelor of Nursing (BN) Bachelor of Nursing for Registered Nurses (BN/RN)


Computing Data Analysis



Bachelor of Science (BSc) Our BSc programs provide you with a foundation in the biological, physical and mathematical sciences. With our four-year program you can opt for a general science degree, or choose from a variety of majors and minors.

Honours and major programs include:

Minor programs are available in:

- Chemistry - Cognitive Neuroscience

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BScCS) Our four-year program will teach you the fundamentals. You’ll learn how to design and operate a computer system and understand programming languages, computer hardware, data structures and algorithms, software development, business information systems and innovative software tools. You’ll also develop network and interface design skills.

You may either complete a regular BScCS, or you can choose to specialize in networking or software engineering. Our degree is fully accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society (CIPS).

certificate programs

Courses counted toward certificates can be pursued independently of – or concurrently with – a bachelor degree. Certificate programs offered under the supervision of the department of Computer Science include:

- Computing - Data Analysis

- Biology - Biology/Psychology - Environmental Biology - Economics

- Marine Biology - Mathematics - Psychology - Statistics


Bachelor of Science in Engineering (BScE - Fredericton)UNB is home to Canada’s first engineering program, representing more than 155 years of teaching excellence.

You can get your degree off to a great start at UNB Saint John, enjoying the benefits of small class sizes for the first and second years of your program. Then you’ll transfer to the Fredericton campus to complete the third and fourth years of your degree.

We offer first year students an overview of engineering knowledge and skills, including engineering science, mathematics, computer science and design synthesis. You’ll round out your studies with courses in the humanities and social studies. You can also take advantage of our term-based co-op program, adding experience and employability to your resume.

Areas of study include:

Ben 3rd year, BScCS


I picked UNB Saint John because it was close to home and it has its own computer lab.


How friendly everyone is.

Tip:Go out of your way to get involved. Do everything, and try to get to as many events as possible.

- Chemical - Civil - Electrical - Geomatics

- Geological - Mechanical - Software


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Bachelor of Science in Financial Mathematics (BScFM) Our BScFM program draws upon the mathematical sciences as well as business and economics theory. You’ll apply mathematical models to investigate and/or resolve financial challenges related to interest rate modeling, investment evaluation and market fluctuations.

Mathematical analysis has brought efficiency and rigor to financial markets and the investment process, and is quickly becoming a critical component of regulatory concerns.

areas of study include:

Bachelor of Information Sciences (BISc) Information Sciences Analysts help governments, businesses and organizations find patterns and meaning in the information overload we experience on a daily basis. As a BISc graduate, you will learn how to establish programs to collect and analyze data, which will better equip people to function within their work environments.

UNB Saint John’s interdisciplinary BISc program draws upon business administration, mathematics, computer science and economics, with a focus on methods and techniques for effective collection and analysis of data. You can choose a specialization that will allow you to concentrate on your areas of interest and application.

areas of study include:

- Decision and Business Management - Decision and Systems Science

- Accounting - Calculus - Computer Programming

- Financial Mathematics - Macroeconomics - Microeconomics


Bachelor of Nursing (BN) Explore the full breadth of the nursing profession, from community nursing to emergency care, with our nationally recognized BN program.

Our campus is adjacent to New Brunswick’s largest health care facility, the Saint John Regional Hospital – the province’s main trauma and heart care centre and medical teaching facility. We are also co-located with Dalhousie Medicine New Brunswick, and NBCC (New Brunswick Community College) Allied Health – giving us unique opportunities for interdisciplinary research and training that will enhance your studies.

You’ll begin with introductory classes in the physical and social sciences along with courses geared toward career development. In your second year you’ll focus on health specialties such as mental health, young families and the relationship between bodies and disease. Third year courses concentrate on acute care while fourth year studies focus on community nursing.

Our students receive valuable real-world experience during clinical care practicums at both the hospital and through local community, industry and public health programs and agencies.

TIP: The Application deadline of March 31 is firm, because seats are limited.

Bachelor of Nursing for Registered Nurses (BN/RN) We also offer a degree program for existing registered nurses who want to obtain their BN. It is offered as either full-time or part-time studies.

Jade 2nd year, Bachelor of Nursing


I chose UNB Saint John for its smaller class sizes, smaller campus, and great nursing program.


The best thing about the nursing program is the hands on experience. Not only are you able to get to put your knowledge to practice, but there is always someone there if you ever need help.

Tip:The underground tunnels are very handy for rainy days and snowy days! There’s no need to walk outside in bad weather.



Bachelor of Health Sciences (BHS)Our BHS program will prepare you for the fast-paced and multi-faceted world of health care in Canada with a blend of classroom theory and on-site practical training in partnership with the New Brunswick Community College’s Saint John Campus, The Moncton Hospital and the Saint John Regional Hospital – the province’s largest health care facility, located adjacent to our campus.

The BHS typically involves four to five years of study. You’ll spend approximately two years with the partner institution studying specific themes and developing skills related to the specialty. An additional two years (including the foundation BSc year) are spent at UNB Saint John, learning critical thinking in the sciences and social sciences.

areas of study include: - Nuclear Medicine - Radiography - Radiation Therapy - Respiratory Therapy

Our community partners include: - Dalhousie Medicine New Brunswick - The Moncton Hospital - New Brunswick Community College Allied Health - Saint John Regional Hospital


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interdisciplinary studies

Did you know, at UNB Saint John, you can take a Bachelor of Arts with a major in mathematics? This kind of interdisciplinary study lets you cross traditional faculty boundaries, designing a well-rounded curriculum that is tailor-made for you.

international experiences

UNB Saint John offers a comprehensive Student Abroad Program. Options for studying abroad include exchanges with university partners overseas, internships with businesses and lobby organizations through the Washington Center in Washington D.C., and short-term field courses ranging from a dolphin field trip in Bimini, to intersession trips to London or Rome.

Pre-departure sessions and workshops help you prepare for cross-cultural living, and travel awards help with the cost of travelling and living abroad.

co-op programs

BBA and BAMHT students in the Faculty of Business at UNB Saint John can pursue paid co-op placements as part of their program. Co-op will help you develop business skills, learn to network and gain valuable real world knowledge. Your first work term will take place during the

winter term of your second year, and will alternate with academic terms for the duration of your degree. To be eligible, students must maintain a B- average in the first year of studies.

practicum experiences

UNB Saint John faculties offer students many opportunities for on-the-job experiences as part of their curriculum. If you’re interested in studying outside of the classroom, these are the courses for you.

Service-based learning/volunteering

Saint John’s not-for-profit organizations welcome our students with open arms. We are involved with a wide array of organizations, including the YW/YMCA, local anti-poverty initiatives, and more.

The Promise Partnership, however, is really close to our heart. It is a UNB Saint John initiative designed to give mentoring support to kids at a local elementary school, located in a neighbouhood facing the challenges of poverty, unemployment and addiction. The Promise Partnership runs programs designed to open young eyes to the possibility of post-secondary education.

Study your way at uNb Saint John you’re not locked into the course offerings of a specific faculty, and you’re not expected to take all your classes sitting in a lecture theatre. You can design the program you want to take, using the learning style that’s best for you.


*You may opt out if you can show proof of alternate health insurance.

Supplemental fees/costs

First year orientation (1st year students only) $40

Engineering fee (full-time engineering students only) $1,000

Nursing costs (approximate costs for equipment, uniforms, printing, certifications and immunizations as required.)

$490 - $710

Room and board**

Sir James DunnTraditional-style residence room and meal plan

$6,390 - $7,274 for two terms $300 deposit

Dr. Colin B. MacKaySuite-style residence room and meal plan

$5,198 - $5,698 for two terms $300 deposit

Opt-in meal cards Starting at $25

**Residence fees depend on the type of room and meal plan you choose.

In addition to tuition and room and board costs, students should be prepared to budget for other costs such as books, accommodation (if applicable), travel and other living expenses.

crunch the numbers2012-2013 undergraduate Domestic Tuition and Fees

Full-TiME STuDY parT-TiME STuDY

Tuition $5,857 Tuition $568

Students’ Representative Council Fee $140 Students’ Representative Council Fee $13

Media Fees (The Baron and CFMH) $40 Media Fees (The Baron and CFMH) $4

Technology Fee $50 Technology Fee $5

Health Fee $50

Facilities Improvement Fee $175 Facilities Improvement Fee $17.50

Installment Fee $30

Optional Dental Insurance $118

Student Health Insurance* $142

TOTAL $6,602 TOTAL $607.50


Financial support at uNb Saint John we offer a variety of services and programs designed to help you manage the financial aspects of university life. These include financial planning support, payment plans, loans, bursaries and scholarships.

Financial aid

Our financial aid advisors can help you design a budget and then, if needed, provide advice on applying for financial aid or on-campus employment to help you cover expenses.

On-campus employment options

Our Student Employment Centre helps students and recent graduates secure permanent, summer or part-time employment. Services include assistance with resumes and cover letters, job search strategies, interview preparation, and employment counseling. Many on-campus positions are available for students, including paid research work or positions working with graduate students or faculty members.

Scholarships and bursaries

Almost $3 million in scholarships and bursaries is available to UNB Saint John students, including UNB’s most lucrative scholarships: the Currie Undergraduate Scholarhip ($50,000 over 4 years), the Schulich Leader Scholarship ($60,000 over 4 years), the Harrison McCain Bursary ($13,500 over 4 years), the Beaverbrook Scholars Award ($44,000 over 4 years) and the Primrose Scholarship ($5,000).

applying for scholarships and bursaries

With the exception of the four scholarships/bursaries listed below, incoming students apply for all scholarships using the general application form available at www.unb.ca/scholarships. This form is due by March 1 of each year.

Our awards committee will determine which scholarships you are eligible for, based on the information you supply on your application form. One of the most important criteria is your scholarship average. Your scholarship average is based on the admissions average (the average of the six courses required for admission) plus bonus points for enriched courses. For the list of courses we use in calculating your scholarship average, please refer to the Admission Requirements section, starting on page 38.

Please note: five UNB scholarships have specific deadlines and require separate application forms. These are available at www.unb.ca/scholarships/highschool.html.

- Beaverbrook Scholars Award – March 1 - Currie Undergraduate Scholarships – March 1 - Harrison McCain Bursary – March 1 - Primrose Scholarship – March 15 - Schulich Leader Scholarship – refer to website


LET’S GET STARTED

You can apply online at: www.unb.ca/application, or you can apply by mail, either by:

• printing the online application form, filling it in and mailing it to us at:

Office of the Registrar UNB Saint John P.O. Box 5050 Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada E2L 4L5 OR

• requesting a printed application by emailing [email protected]

When you’ve completed your application*, you’ll need to send it and the following items to the Office of the Registrar at UNB Saint John:

• a non-refundable $55.00 processing fee

• official copies of your high school and/or post-secondary transcripts

*If you’ve submitted your application online, you don’t need to include it.

it will take 2-4 weeks to hear a response regarding your application.

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TAKE A TOUROne of the best ways to get a feel for our campus is to schedule a tour. You can do that by emailing our recruitment team at [email protected], or by calling 506-648-5900 or 1-877-SJ-FOR-ME

You are also more than welcome to drop by and explore on your own.

Getting here

By transit:

Saint John Transit serves the Saint John campus with two regular bus routes. The route 5 regional bus runs from the west side of Saint John, terminating at the UNB Saint John campus. The route 3 regional bus runs from the east side of town, through the uptown area, and then out to campus.

By car:

• From the Saint John Throughway (Hwy #1), exit north onto Somerset Street.

• Continue until Samuel Davis Drive. Turn right.

• Continue past University Avenue and turn left onto Tucker Park Road at the next lights.

• Follow the signs for the UNB Saint John campus.

By air:

Saint John is served by the Saint John Airport, located approximately 20 minutes east of the city, near the suburbs of Rothesay and Quispamsis.

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UNB Saint John

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• Connect with current students about UNB’s many clubs, societies and extracurricular activities.



DEGREE ALBERTA BRITISH COLUMBIA

BACHELOR OF ARTS (BA) English 30 (60%), 4 electives - group 1, 1 elective - group 1, 2 or 3Minimum admission average 65%Grade 11 Math (or equivalent) will be accepted as a group 1 elective.

English 12 (60%), 4 electives - group 1, 1 elective - group 1, 2 or 3Minimum admission average 65%Grade 11 Math (or equivalent) will be accepted as a group 1 elective.

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (BBA)

BACHELOR OF APPLIED MANAGEMENT IN HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM (BAMHT) (3+1)

English 30 (60%), Pure Math 20 (60%),Pure Math 30 (60%), 2 electives - group 1, 1 elective - group 1, 2 or 3Minimum admission average 75%

English 12 (60%), Math 11 (60%),Math 12 (60%), 2 electives - group 1,1 elective - group 1, 2 or 3Minimum admission average 75%

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE (BScCS)

English 30 (60%), Pure Math 20 (65%), Pure Math 30 (65%), Physics 30 OR Chemistry 30 (65%)1 elective - group 1 (60%)1 elective - group 1 or 2 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 12 (60%), Math 11 (65%)Math 12 (65%), Physics 12 OR Chemistry 12 (65%), 1 elective - group 1 (60%), 1 elective - group 1 or 2 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

BACHELOR OF INFORMATION SCIENCES (BISc)

English 30 (60%), Pure Math 20 (65%), Pure Math 30 (65%), 2 electives - group 1 (60%), 1 elective - group 1 or 2 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 12 (60%), Math 11 (65%),Math 12 (65%), 2 electives - group 1 (60%), 1 elective - group 1 or 2 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

BACHELOR OF NURSING (BN)

One intake annually in September.

English 30 (60%), Math 20 (60%),Chemistry 30 (60%), Biology 30 (60%), 2 electives - group 1Minimum admission average 70%

English 12 (60%), Math 11 (60%),Chemistry 12 (60%), Biology 12 (60%),2 electives - group 1Minimum admission average 70%

BACHELOR OF HEALTH SCIENCES (BHS)

Students must complete the first year of specific general sciences courses before applying to the BHS.

English 30, Pure Math 20, Pure Math 30, Chemistry 30, Physics 30,1 elective - group 1 or 2Minimum admissions average 75%Please apply to BSc as first choice

English 12, Math 11, Math 12, Chemistry 12, Physics 121 elective - group 1 or 2Minimum admissions average 75%Please apply to BSc as first choice

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (BSc) English 30, Pure Math 20,Pure Math 30, Chemistry 30,1 of: Biology 30, Physics 30, Geology 30 or a grade 12provincially approved science.1 elective - group 1 or 2Minimum admission average 75%The average of the marks in Senior Math, Chemistry and the best other science course must be at least 75%

English 12, Math 11, Math 12, Chemistry 12, 1 of: Biology 12, Physics 12, Geology 12 or a grade 12provincially approved science.1 elective - group 1 or 2Minimum admission average 75%The average of the marks in Senior Math, Chemistry and the best other science course must be at least 75%.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN FINANCIAL MATHEMATICS (BScFM)

Note: Prospective students with grade 12 English, grade 12 Math and any combination of TWO grade 12 sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Geology or Physics) will be considered for admission at the discretion of the Faculty, and are encouraged to apply.)

English 30, Pure Math 20, Pure Math 30, Chemistry 30, Physics 30, 1 elective - group 1 or 2Minimum admission average 75%Science average must be 75%, basedon Grade 12 Math and the best ofGrade 12 Biology, Chemistry, Geologyand Physics.

English 12, Math 11, Math 12, Chemistry 12, Physics 12, 1 elective - group 1 or 2Minimum admission average 75%Science average must be 75%, basedon Grade 12 Math and the best ofGrade 12 Biology, Chemistry, Geologyand Physics.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ENGINEERING (BScE )

English 30 (70%), Pure Math 20 (70%), Pure Math 30 (70%), Physics 30 (70%), Chemistry 30 (70%),1 elective - group 1, 2 or 4 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 12 (70%), Math 11 (70%),Math 12 (70%), Physics 12 (70%),Chemistry 12 (70%),1 elective - group 1, 2 or 4 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

ADMISSIONREQUIREMENTSApplying for admission to UNB Saint John is quick and easy. These pages outline what we look for according to the degree to which you are applying. Then simply apply (online or with a paper application available from UNB Saint John or your school counsellor), with the application fee of $55.00, and have your official transcripts sent to us. Full application instructions are included on the application. Normally, we’ll get back to you in two weeks. Admission to UNB Saint John is based on academic pre-requisites that have been identified by the faculties as the minimum background necessary to handle the curriculum. UNB Saint John reserves the right to change admission requirements. The latest updates will be posted online.

NOTES

all applicaNTS1. Level 1, French Immersion, and advanced courses are

satisfactory substitutes (where they exist). Courses taken at the Level 3 will not be accepted for admission purposes.

2. Students whose first language is French may use French instead of English in the required subjects and may choose English as an elective.

NEw bruNSwick applicaNTS

Francophone system students will be evaluated based on equivalent courses. Geometry and Applications in Mathematics 111 or 112 and Functions and Relations 111 or 112 are equivalent to Math 30321 (Math 111). Trigonometry and 3-Space 121 or 122 and Advanced Mathematics with an Introduction to Calculus 120 are equivalent to Math 30411 (Math IV). Physics 122 is equivalent to Physique 51311 (Physique 12), and Chemistry 122 is equivalent to Chimie 52411 (Chimie 12). Equivalent elective courses in the Francophone system will be used for admission purposes.

NON-TraDiTiONal lEarNErS/STar prOGraM

Non-Traditional learners are an important part of the student mix at the University of New Brunswick’s Saint John campus. From STAR, our transition year program, to auditing courses and everything in between, we know our classroom studies are enhanced by your life experiences, and our connection to the community is strengthened by your experience with business and industry. That is why we’re committed to helping you achieve your goals. For more information and to connect with a recruiter please visit our website, www.unb.ca/nts or www.unb.ca/star.


MANITOBA NEW BRUNSWICKNEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR NOVA SCOTIA ONTARIO

English 40S (60%), 4 electives - group 1, 1 elective - group 1, 2 or 3Minimum admission average 65%Grade 11 Math (or equivalent) will be accepted as a Group 1 elective.

English 122 (60%), 4 electives - group 1, 1 elective - group 1, 2 or 3Minimum admission average 65%Grade 11 Math (or equivalent) will be accepted as a Group 1 elective.

English 3201 (60%), 4 electives - group 1,1 elective - group 1, 2 or 3Minimum admission average 65%Grade 11 Math (or equivalent) will be accepted as a Group 1 elective.


English 4U (60%), 4 electives - group 1,1 elective - group 1, 2 or 3Minimum admission average 65%Grade 11 Math (or equivalent) will be accepted as a Group 1 elective.

English 40S (60%), Pre-Calculus Math 30S (60%), Pre-Calculus Math 40S (60%), 2 electives - group 1,1 elective - group 1, 2 or 3Minimum admission average 75%

English 122 (60%), Trigonometry and 3-Space 122 (60%), Advanced Mathe-matics with an Introduction to Calculus 120 (60%), 2 electives - group 1,1 elective - group 1, 2 or 3Minimum admission average 75%

English 3201 (60%),Advanced Math 2205 OR Academic Math 2204 (60%)Advanced Math 3205 OR Academic Math 3204 (60%)2 electives - group 1,1 elective - group 1, 2 or 3Minimum admission average 75%

English 12 (60%), Academic or Advanced Math 12 (60%), Pre-Calculus 12 (60%), 2 electives - group 1,1 elective - group 1, 2 or 3Minimum admission average 75%

English 4U (60%), Math MCV4U (60%),1 of: Math MHF4U, MDM4U, MCF3M or MCR3U (60%). 2 electives - group 1,1 elective - group 1, 2 or 3Minimum admission average 75%

English 40S(60%), Pre-Calculus Math 30S (65%), Pre-Calculus Math 40S (65%), Physics 40S OR Chemistry 40S (65%), 1 elective - group 1 (60%),1 elective - group 1 or 2 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 122 (60%)Trigonometry and 3 Space 122 (65%)Advanced Mathematics with anIntroduction to Calculus 120 (65%)Physics 122 OR Chemistry 122 (65%)1 elective - group 1 (60%)1 elective - group 1 or 2 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 3201 (60%),Advanced Math 2205 OR Academic Math 2204 (65%),Advanced Math 3205 OR Academic Math 3204 (65%),Physics 3204 OR Chemistry 3202 (65%),1 elective - group 1 (60%)1 elective - group 1 or 2 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 12 (60%), Academic or Advanced Math 12 (65%), Pre-Calculus 12 (65%), Physics 12 OR Chemistry 12 (65%), 1 elective - group 1 (60%), 1 elective - group 1 or 2 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 4U (60%), Math MCV4U (65%),Math MHF4U (65%), Physics SPH4U OR Chemistry SCH4U (65%), 1 elective - group 1 (60%), 1 elective - group 1 or 2 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 40S (60%), Pre-Calculus Math 30S (65%), Pre-Calculus Math 40S (65%), 2 electives - group 1 (60%),1 elective - group 1 or 2 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 122 (60%), Trigonometry & 3 - Space (65%), Advanced Mathematics with an Introduction to Calculus (65%), 2 electives - group 1 (60%), 1 elective - group 1 or 2 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 3201 (60%),Advanced Math 2205 OR Academic Math 2204 (65%),Advanced Math 3205 OR Academic Math 3204 (65%),2 electives - group 1 (60%)1 elective - group 1 or 2 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 12 (60%)Advanced or Academic Math 12 (65%)Pre-Calculus Math 12 (65%)2 electives, group 1 (60%)1 elective, group 1 or 2 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 4U (60%)Math MCV4U (65%)Math MHF4U (65%)2 electives, group 1 (60%)1 elective, group 1 or 2 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 40S (60%), Pre-Calculus Math 30S (60%), Chemistry 40S (60%),Biology 40S (60%), 2 electives - group 1Minimum admission average 70%

English 122 (60%), Functions and Relations 112 (60%), Chemistry 122 (60%), Biology 120 (60%)2 electives - group 1Minimum admission average 70%

English 3201 (60%), Advanced Math 2205 OR Academic Math 2204 (60%),Chemistry 3202 (60%), Biology 3201 (60%),2 electives - group 1Minimum admission average 70%

English 12 (60%), Academic or Advanced Math 11 (60%), Chemistry 12 (60%), Biology 12 (60%), 2 electives - group 1Minimum admission average 70%

English 4U (60%), Math MCF3M OR Math MCR3U (60%), Chemistry SCH4U (60%), Biology SBI4U (60%),2 electives - group 1Minimum admission average 70%

English 40s, Pre-Calculus Math 30s,Pre-Calculus Math 40s, Chemistry 40s, Physics 40s, 1 elective - group 1 or 2Minimum admissions average 75%Please apply to BSc as first choice

English 122, Trigonometry and 3-Space 122, Advanced Mathematics with an Introduction to Calculus 120,Chemistry 122,Physics 1221 elective - group 1 or 2Minimum admissions average 75%Please apply to BSc as first choice

English 3201, Chemistry 3202, Physics 3204,Advanced Math 2205 OR Academic Math 2204,Advanced Math 3205 OR Academic Math 3204,1 elective - group 1 or 2Minimum admissions average 75%Please apply to BSc as first choice

English 12, Pre-Calculus 12, Academic or Advanced Math 12, Chemistry 12, Physics 12, 1 elective - group 1 or 2Minimum admissions average 75%Please apply to BSc as first choice

English 4U, Math MCV4U, Math MHF4U, Chemistry SCH4U, Physics SPH4U1 elective - group 1 or 2Minimum admissions average 75%Please apply to BSc as first choice

English 40S, Pre-Calculus Math 30S,Pre-Calculus Math 40S, Chemistry 40S, 1 of: Biology 40S, Physics 40S, Geology 40S or a grade 12provincially approved science.1 elective - group 1 or 2Minimum admission average 75%The average of the marks in Senior Math, Chemistry and the best other science course must be at least 75%

English 122, Trigonometry and 3-Space 122, Advanced Mathematics with an Introduction to Calculus 120,Chemistry 122, 1 of: Biology 122, Physics 122, Geology 122 or a grade 12provincially approved science.1 elective - group 1 or 2Minimum admission average 75%The average of the marks in SeniorMath, Chemistry and the best other science course must be at least 75%.

English 3201, Chemistry 3202,Advanced Math 2205 OR Academic Math 2204,Advanced Math 3205 OR Academic Math 3204,1 of: Biology 3201, Physics 3204 or a grade 12 provincially approved science.1 elective - group 1 or 2Minimum admission average 75%The average of the marks in SeniorMath, Chemistry and the best otherscience course must be at least 75%.

English 12, Academic or Advanced Math 12, Pre-Calculus 12, Chemistry 121 of: Biology 12, Physics 12, Geology 12 or a grade 12 provincially approved science. 1 elective, group 1 or 2Minimum admission average 75%The average of the marks in SeniorMath, Chemistry and the best otherscience course must be at least 75%.

English 4U, Math MCV4U, Math MHF4UChemistry SCH4U, 1 of: Biology SBH4U, Physics SPH4U or a grade 12 provincially approved science1 elective, group 1 or 2Minimum admission average 75%The average of the marks in SeniorMath, Chemistry and the best otherscience course must be at least 75%.

English 40S, Pre-Calculus Math 30S,Pre-Calculus Math 40S, Chemistry 40S, Physics 40S, 1 elective - group 1 or 2Minimum admission average 75%Science average must be 75%, based on Grade 12 Math and the best of Grade 12 Biology, Chemistry, Geology and Physics.

English 122, Trigonometry and 3-Space 122, Advanced Mathematics with an Introduction to Calculus 120,Chemistry 122,Physics 122,1 elective - group 1 or 2Minimum admission average 75%Science average must be 75%, basedon Grade 12 Math and the best of Grade 12 Biology, Chemistry, Geology and Physics.

English 3201, Chemistry 3202, Physics 3204,Advanced Math 2205 OR Academic Math 2204,Advanced Math 3205 OR Academic Math 3204,1 elective - group 1 or 2Minimum admission average 75%Science average must be 75%, basedon Grade 12 Math and the best ofGrade 12 Biology, Chemistry, Geologyand Physics.

English 12, Academic or Advanced Math 12, Pre-Calculus 12, Chemistry 12Physics 12, 1 elective, group 1 or 2Minimum admission average 75%Science average must be 75%, basedon Grade 12 Math and the best ofGrade 12 Biology, Chemistry, Geologyand Physics.

English 4U, Math MCV4U, Math MHF4UChemistry SCH4U, Physics SPH4U1 elective, group 1 or 2Minimum admission average 75%Science average must be 75%, basedon Grade 12 Math and the best ofGrade 12 Biology, Chemistry, Geologyand Physics.

English 40S (70%), Pre-Calculus Math 30S (70%), Pre-Calculus Math 40S (70%), Physics 40S (70%), Chemistry 40S (70%), 1 elective - group 1, 2 or 4 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 122 (70%), Trigonometry and 3-Space 122 (70%), Advanced Mathematics with an Introduction to Calculus 120 (70%), Physics 122 (70%), Chemistry 122 (70%), 1 elective - group 1, 2 or 4 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 3201 (70%), Physics 3204 (70%),Advanced Math 2205 OR Academic Math 2204 (70%),Advanced Math 3205 OR Academic Math 3204 (70%), Chemistry 3202 (70%), 1 elective - group 1, 2 or 4 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 12 (70%), Academic or Advanced Math 12 (70%), Pre-Calculus 12 (70%), Physics 12 (70%), Chemistry 12 (70%), 1 elective - group 1, 2 or 4 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 4U (70%), Math MCV4U (70%),Math MHF4U (70%), Physics SPH4U (70%), Chemistry SCH4U (70%),1 elective - group 1, 2 or 4 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%


DEGREE* PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND QUEBEC SASKATCHEWANYUKON, NORTHWEST TERRITORIES, NUNAVUT ELECTIVES

BA English 621 (60%), 4 electives - group 1,1 elective - group 1, 2 or 3Minimum admission average 65%Grade 11 Math (or equivalent) will be accepted as a Group 1 elective.


English A30 AND B30 (60%), 4 electives - group 1, 1 elective - group 1, 2 or 3Minimum admission average 65%Grade 11 Math (or equivalent) will be accepted as a Group 1 elective.


Electives are other courses (besides the specifically named courses) that may be used towards your admission and scholarship average. They are grouped according to the degree to which you are applying. In the event that you have multiple elective courses we consider acceptable and appropriate for the degree you are applying to, UNB Saint John will choose the elective courses with the highest grades to consider towards the admission and scholarship average.

BBA

BAMHT (3+1)

English 621 (60%), Math 521A OR Math 521B (60%). 1 of: Math 621A, Math 621B, Math 611A or Math 611B (60%).2 electives - group 1, 1 elective - group 1, 2 or 3Minimum admission average 75%

English 516 (60%), Math 436 (60%),Math 536 (60%), 2 electives - group 1,1 elective - group 1, 2 or 3Minimum admission average 75%

English A30 AND B30 (60%), Math A30 (60%), Math B30 (60%), 2 electives - group 1, 1 elective - group 1, 2 or 3Minimum admission average 75%

English 12 (60%), Math 11 (60%),Math 12 (60%), 2 electives - group 11 elective - group 1, 2 or 3Minimum admission average 75%

BScCS English 621 (60%), Math 521A OR Math 521B (65%), 1 of: Math 621A, Math 621B, Math 611A or Math 611B (65%).Physics 621 OR Chemistry 621 (65%),1 elective - group 1 (60%)1 elective - group 1 or 2 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 516 (60%), Math 436 (65%),Math 536 (65%) ,Physics 534 OR Chemistry 534 (65%), 1 elective - group 1 (60%), 1 elective - group 1 or 2 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English A30 AND B30 (60%), Math A30 (65%), Math B30 (65%), Physics 30 OR Chemistry 30 (65%), 1 elective - group 1 (60%), 1 elective - group 1 or 2 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 12 (60%), Math 11 (60%),Math 12 (60%), Physics 12 OR Chemistry 12 (65%), 1 elective - group 1 (60%), 1 elective - group 1 or 2 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

BISc English 621 (60%)Math 521A OR Math 521B (65%)1 of: Math 621A or Math 621B, Math 611A or Math 611B (65%)2 electives, group 1 (60%)1 elective, group, 1 or 2 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 516 (60%), Math 436 (65%)Math 536 (65%), 2 electives - group 1 (60%), 1 elective - group 1 or 2 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English A30 AND B30 (60%), Math A30 (65%), Math B30 (65%), 2 electives - group 1 (60%), 1 elective - group 1 or 2 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 12 (60%), Math 11 (65%),Math 12 (65%), 2 electives - group 1 (60%), 1 elective - group 1 or 2 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

BN

English 621 (60%), Math 521A OR Math 521B (60%), Chemistry 621 (60%), Biology 621 (60%), 2 electives - group 1Minimum admission average 70%

English 516 (60%), Math 436 (60%),Chemistry 534 (60%), Biology 534 (60%), 2 electives - group 1Minimum admission average 70%

English A30 AND B30 (60%), Math 20 (60%), Chemistry 30 (60%), Biology 30 (60%), 2 electives - group 1Minimum admission average 70%

English 12 (60%), Math 11 (60%),Chemistry 12 (60%), Biology 12 (60%),2 electives - group 1Minimum admission average 70%

BHS

English 621, Math 521A or Math 521B,1 of: Math 621A, Math 621B, Math 611A or Math 611B. Chemistry 621, Physics 621, 1 elective - group 1 or 2Minimum admissions average 75%Please apply to BSc as first choice

English 516, Math 436, Math 536, Chemistry 534, Physics 534,1 elective - group 1 or 2Minimum admissions average 75%Please apply to BSc as first choice

English A30 AND B30, Math A30,Math B30, Chemistry 30, Physics 30,1 elective - group 1 or 2Minimum admissions average 75%Please apply to BSc as first choice

English 12, Math 11, Math 12, Chemistry 12, Physics 12, 1 elective - group 1 or 2Minimum admissions average 75%Please apply to BSc as first choice

BSc English 621, Math 521A OR Math 521B,1 of: Math 621A, Math 621B, Math611A or Math 611B. Chemistry 621,1 of: Biology 621, Physics 621,Geology 621 or a grade 12provincially approved science1 elective, group 1 or 2Minimum admission average 75%The average of the marks in SeniorMath, Chemistry and the best other science course must be at least 75%.

English 516, Math 436, Math 536Chemistry 534, 1 of: Biology 534, Physics 534, Geology 534 or a grade 12provincially approved science1 elective, group 1 or 2Minimum admission average 75%The average of the marks in SeniorMath, Chemistry and the best other science course must be at least 75%.

English A30 AND B30, Math A30Math B30, Chemistry 301 of: Biology 30, Physics 30, Geology 30 or a grade 12 provincially approved science, 1 elective, group 1 or 2Minimum admission average 75%The average of the marks in SeniorMath, Chemistry and the best other science course must be at least 75%.

English 12, Math 11, Math 12Chemistry 12, 1 of: Biology 12, Physics 12, Geology 12 or a grade 12territorially approved science1 elective, group 1 or 2Minimum admission average 75%The average of the marks in SeniorMath, Chemistry and the best other science course must be at least 75%.

BScFM English 621, Math 521A OR Math 521B1 of: Math 621A, Math 621B, Math 611A or Math 611B. Chemistry 621Physics 621, 1 elective, group 1 or 2Minimum admission average 75%Science average must be 75%, basedon Grade 12 Math and the best ofGrade 12 Biology, Chemistry, Geologyand Physics.

English 516, Math 436, Math 536, Chemistry 534, Physics 5341 elective, group 1 or 2Minimum admission average 75%Science average must be 75%, basedon Grade 12 Math and the best ofGrade 12 Biology, Chemistry, Geologyand Physics.

English A30 AND B30, Math A30Math B30, Chemistry 30Physics 30, 1 elective group 1 or 2Minimum admission average 75%Science average must be 75%, basedon Grade 12 Math and the best ofGrade 12 Biology, Chemistry, Geologyand Physics.

English 12, Math 11, Math 12, Chemistry 12, Physics 121 elective, group 1 or 2Minimum admission average 75%Science average must be 75%, basedon Grade 12 Math and the best ofGrade 12 Biology, Chemistry, Geologyand Physics.

BScE English 621 (70%), Math 521A OR Math 521B (70%), 1 of: Math 621A, Math 621B, Math, 611A or Math 611B (70%).Physics 621 (70%),Chemistry 621 (70%), 1 elective - group 1, 2 or 4 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 516 (70%), Math 436 (70%),Math 536 (70%), Physics 534 (70%),Chemistry 534 (70%),1 elective - group 1, 2 or 4 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English A30 AND B30 (70%),Math A30 (70%), Math B30 (70%),Physics 30 (70%), Chemistry 30 (70%),1 elective - group 1, 2 or 4 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 12 (70%), Math 11 (70%),Math 12 (70%), Physics 12 (70%),Chemistry 12 (70%), 1 elective - group 1, 2 or 4 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

GrOup 1Advanced Mathematics with an Introduction to Calculus 12African Canadian Studies 11Atlantic Literature 12Aulajaaqtut 12Biology 12Botany 621XCalculus 12Canadian Literature 12Chemistry 12Classical Civilization LVV4UComputer Education 11 or 12Conservation 521Co-op 12Earth and Space Science SES4UEconomics 12Environmental Studies 11 or 12Exercise Science PSE4UFILA 120French 12Geography 11Geography 12Geology 12Geometry 12History 11History 12Inuktitut 12Journalism 12Latin 12Law 12Oceans 11Physics 12Political Science 12Psychology 12Reading Tutor 120Religion HRT3MScience 122Science SNC4MSociology 12Spanish 12Statistics 12Trigonometry and 3 Space 12World Issues 12Writing 110

GrOup 2Accounting (Computerized) 12Business Org. and Mgt. 12Gaelic Studies 11Intro to Accounting 12Marketing 120Native Studies 12

GrOup 3Theatre Arts 12Communications (Media Studies) 12FI Techniques in Communications 12Art 11Art 12Fine Arts 11Jazz Improvisation 11Music 11 or 12

GrOup 4CAD 11CAM 11Intro to Electronics 11Film and Video Production 12Micro Electronics 12

*Refer to the notes in the degree column on page 38 for complete information.

DIRECT FROM HIGH SCHOOL

are You in Grade 12?

If you’re thinking of coming to UNB Saint John in 2013, the admission requirements listed on these pages are the courses you will need.

The admission average is the average of the courses required for admission. For those students who have required courses that are being taken in the second semester of high school, and for which grades are not yet avail-able, the pre-requisite course (usually grade 11) will be applied to make a grade estimate for the specific admission course.

are You in Grade 10 or 11?

If you’re thinking of coming to UNB Saint John later than 2013, these pages will serve as a guideline as you choose your courses in high school in preparation for entrance to UNB Saint John.

EXTRA CREDIT FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

advanced placement (ap)

Students following the Advanced Placement program may have their courses evaluated for up to 30 credit hours (approximately 10 courses) of transfer credits. UNB Saint John will consider grades of 3, 4 and 5 on acceptable courses.

international baccalaureate (ib)

Students following the International Baccalaureate program at the Higher Level may have their courses evaluated for up to 30 credit hours (approximately 10 courses) of transfer credits. UNB Saint John will consider grades of 5, 6 and 7 on acceptable courses.

application Deadlines

The general application date for admission into our university for a September start is March 31.

TRANSFER STUDENTS

If you have enrolled in any post-secondary institution other than UNB, we will also require official copies of transcripts from those institutions. The minimum admission requirements are still applicable for basic admission. If you have received credit from any post-secondary institutions, you may be granted credit dependent on the degree to which you are applying, at the discretion of the Office of the Registrar and the Faculty.

To request transfer credits, you must supply course outlines for all courses – typically these course outlines may be obtained through the Office of the Registrar or the Faculty at the previous institution. Students applying through an approved block credit transfer program (BAM, BAMAC, BAMEC, BAMHT) are waived from this step, but must supply official transcripts.

Transfer student deadlines

Transfer students are encouraged to apply through the Office of the Registrar for transfer credit assessment by the following dates to ensure transfer credit results can be completed in a timely manner.Application for September start: July 15 Application for January start: November 15 Application for May start: March 15

VISITING STUDENTS

Would you like to attend UNB Saint John for a year and then return to your home institution? You may be admissible to take courses at UNB Saint John with a letter of permission from the Registrar at your home institution. Also check with your advisor at your home institution to ensure the courses at UNB Saint John are transferable to your degree program at your home institution.

ADULT LEARNERS

If you have attended any post-secondary institution, we’ll consider you as a transfer student. If not, we’ll look for the basic admission requirements as listed per degree. You may also be considered for admission if you have not been enrolled in an educational program for five years and/or have reached the age of 21. Contact the Office of the Registrar for more information.

HOME SCHOOLED STUDENTS

You must meet the basic admission require-ments as outlined. Reference letters and a SAT score are recommended. Consult the Office of the Registrar for an assessment of your course curriculum.

DEGREES WITH POST-SECONDARY PRE-REQUISITES

bachelor of applied Management (baM)

Students must have successfully completed a two-year diploma from a recognized college,

with an average of 70%, and no grade below 65% in specific courses identified by the Faculty of Business at UNB Saint John.

bachelor of applied Management in accounting (baMac)

Students must have successfully completed the two-year Business Technology program with the Accounting Option at the New Brunswick Community College (NBCC), or an equivalent program, with an average of 70%.

bachelor of applied Management in Electronic commerce (baMEc)

Students must have successfully completed the two-year Business Technology program with the E-business Option at the New Brunswick Community College (NBCC), or an equivalent program, with an average of 70%.

bachelor of applied Management in Hospitality and Tourism (baMHT) (2+2)

Students must have successfully completed a two-year Hospitality and Tourism program with a recognized partner college, with an average of 70% and the equivalent of micro-economics and macro-economics credits.

bachelor of Health Sciences (bHS)

Applications for the Bachelor of Health Sciences are not considered for those students applying directly from high school. Applicants to the BHS must have a diploma or have been accepted into a diploma program from one of the approved UNB Saint John partner institutions. Students must meet the admission requirements of the BSc, and complete the first year of specific general science courses, before applying to the professional programs offered in the BHS degree program.

bachelor of Education (bEd)

Students must have a minimum of 30 credit hours in the Bachelor of Arts degree in order to be considered for admission to the BEd degree. The deadline for applications is January 31 of the year in which the student wants to commence studies (i.e. January 2013 for September 2013 entrance). Additional forms are required and can be obtained from the Department of Education at UNB Saint John. Spaces are limited in this program.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS CONTINUED

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