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SECTION C: ADMISSIO
ON, PROMOTION
AND GRADUATION
The following table indicates how
the Humber program meets the Board’s requirements.
Board Requirements for
Admission
Humber
Program Specific
Direct Entry
Admission requirements are
appropriate to the learning
outcome goals of the program
and the degree-level
standard. Admission to a
bachelor degree normally
requires at a minimum an
Ontario Secondary School
Diploma or equivalent, six
university or university/college
courses at the Grade 12 level,
a minimum average of 65 per
cent and additional
requirements as program
requires.
Ontarioo secondary
school students must
have completed a
minimum of a
secondary school
diplomaa (OSSD) with
six 12U, M (U/C) or
OAC level courses,
including Grade 12U
Englishh or OAC
Englishh 1, or
equivalent and a
minimum average of
65%. In addition to
the minimum average
of 65% %, the applicant
must achieve a final
grade of not less than
65% in Grade 12U
Englishh and 60% in
each off the other
published subject
requirements for
his/her program of
interest.
None
Relatedd Policies
See thee Academic
Regulations for
Degreee in the
electronic policies file.
Mature
Students
Mature students have
demonstrated
d academic
abilities equivalent to
those of Ontario high
school graduates, verified
by successful completion
of courses at
the
postseconda
ary level or an
entrance examination.
Credits awards and their
transcript entries are
monitored to avoid givingg
Applicants entering
as
maturee students must
possess the
published subject
requirements or
equivalent in order r to
be accepted for
admission. This
category of admission
is for students who
have not completed
secondary school, are
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