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Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Natural Sciences - Honours

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Faculty of ScienceBSC-H - Bachelor of Science (Honours)

Program Admissions Information

For Faculty of Science admission information see 3.2 Admission.


Application to Concentrations and Registration Limitations

The program requires students to choose two concentrations(1), denoted Concentration One (C1) and Concentration Two (C2) respectively, from the following list: Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Geoscience, Mathematics or Physics. Entry into a given concentration may be competitive.

Students must apply to their concentrations with their initial application to the University.

Students should be aware they will be blocked from taking more than 36 units in a major field to which they have not been admitted.

(1)It is not possible for students in the Natural Sciences program to choose a minor in either area of their concentrations. However, students may complete a minor outside of their areas of concentration. Furthermore, Natural Sciences students may not select a second major or combined degree in areas of their two concentrations.

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