Entry Requirements Tool

– Alberta Advanced/General High School Diploma: C+ or 67%
– British Colombia Secondary School Graduation Diploma: C or 64%
– Newfoundland and Labrador High School Graduation Diploma: 63%
– Quebec Certificate of Graduation: C+ or 72%
– Saskatchewan Recond of Secondary Level Standing: 65%
– Manitoba High School Diploma: 63%
– New Brunswick High School Graduation Diploma: 63%
– Northwest Territories High School Graduation Diploma/School Leaving Certificate: 57%
– Nova Scotia High School Graduation Diploma: C or 65%
– Ontario Secondary School (Graduation) Diploma: 63%
– Prince Edward Island Senior Secondary School Diploma: i. Pass ii. Letter grade with +/-: C or 63% (D- marked 50%)
– Yukon High School Diploma: 67%
– Nunavut High School Graduation Diploma: 58%

Bachelor’s degree with an average of B
or higher (grading varies by province and
institution):
i. B
ii. 3.0/4
iii. 6/10

Undergraduate Pathway:
– Alberta Advanced/General High School Diploma: C or 63%
– British Colombia Secondary School Graduation Diploma: C or 60%
– Newfoundland and Labrador High School Graduation Diploma: C or 60%
– Quebec Certificate of Graduation: C or 68%
– Saskatchewan Recond of Secondary Level Standing: C or 60%
– Manitoba High School Diploma: 56%
– New Brunswick High School Graduation Diploma: 56%
– Northwest Territories High School Graduation Diploma/School Leaving Certificate: 50%
– Nova Scotia High School Graduation Diploma: C or 60%
– Ontario Secondary School (Graduation) Diploma: 56%
– Prince Edward Island Senior Secondary School Diploma: i. Pass ii. Letter grade with +/-: C or 64% (D- marked 50%)
– Yukon High School Diploma: 60%
– Nunavut High School Graduation Diploma: 50%

Graduate Pathway:
Computer Science, M.S. and Master of Business Administration, MBA
– Most Common – Bachelor’s degree (four years); Bachelor’s Degree in a professional area (i.e. architecture, law, theology, etc.); Doctor of Dental Medicine, Medicine, or Veterinary Medicine; Bachelor of Laws; Juris Doctor; Licentiate in Law (U. of Ottawa); Bachelor of Civil Law/Bachelor of Laws (McGill University); Bacheliere en Droit (U. of Quebec) Baccalaureat en Droit (U. of Montreal): 2.5/4

Business Analytics, M.S.
– Most Common – Bachelor’s degree (four years); Bachelor’s Degree in a professional area (i.e. architecture, law, theology, etc.); Doctor of Dental Medicine, Medicine, or Veterinary Medicine; Bachelor of Laws; Juris Doctor; Licentiate in Law (U. of Ottawa); Bachelor of Civil Law/Bachelor of Laws (McGill University); Bacheliere en Droit (U. of Quebec) Baccalaureat en Droit (U. of Montreal): 2.7/4

Cyber Security, M.S.
– Most Common – Bachelor’s degree (four years); Bachelor’s Degree in a professional area (i.e. architecture, law, theology, etc.); Doctor of Dental Medicine, Medicine, or Veterinary Medicine; Bachelor of Laws; Juris Doctor; Licentiate in Law (U. of Ottawa); Bachelor of Civil Law/Bachelor of Laws (McGill University); Bacheliere en Droit (U. of Quebec) Baccalaureat en Droit (U. of Montreal): B or 3.0/4