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Bachelor of Community Rehabilitation (BCR)/Bachelor of Arts (BA) or Bachelor of Science (BSc) Psychology Combined

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Community Rehabilitation and Disability StudiesCumming School of Medicine

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Completion requirement
Complete ALL of the following Requirement Sets:
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Below are the program requirements for the BCR portion of the degree for the program requirements for the Psychology portion of the degree see:

program or program

program or program

1. The Faculty of Arts requires the successful completion of both:

(a) the "Faculty of Arts Requirements for Combined Degree" or “Faculty of Arts Requirements for Combined Degrees with an Honours Component” listed in the Faculty of Arts, section 3.3.5 Combined Degrees, and

(b) the requirements for the program or program . Students should seek Psychology course registration advice from a program advisor in the Arts Students' Centre.

2. Students in the BCR/program or program program must complete Biology 205 and 305. Students in the BCR/program or program program must complete Biology 241 and 243.

3. The Cumming School of Medicine requires successful completion of all courses required for graduation with a BCR degree as listed below " Bachelor of Community Rehabilitation Graduation Requirements".

Earn at least 90 credits from the following:

Note: The options and senior options may be used to complete the Psychology portion of the combined degree.

Students in the BCR/BA or BA Honours Psychology program must complete Biology 205 and 305. Students in the BCR/BSc or BSc Honours Psychology program must complete Biology 241 and 243.

Completion requirement

To complete optional enhancement(s) to this degree program, refer to:

Complete ANY of the following Requirement Sets:
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