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How to Apply to Biology at UBC Okanagan: A Biology Major and Minor in the Faculty of Science BSc, Separate Majors in Biochemistry, Microbiology, Zoology and Ecology, Honours Entered in Fourth Year with a 75% Average; Admission and Prerequisites for Canadian Applicants, International Applicants (Including China) and Transfer Students
Biology at UBC’s Okanagan campus is a Faculty of Science BSc with a Biology Major and Minor; Honours needs a 75% overall average and a research course in fourth year, and Biochemistry, Microbiology, Zoology and Ecology, Evolution and Conservation Biology are separate majors. High school needs Chemistry 11, Pre-Calculus 12 and one Grade 12 science, and first year includes BIOL 116/125 and CHEM 121/123. The deadline is January 15, the application fee is CAD 78.50 or 173.25, applicants from China must present Gaokao results, and Science international tuition is CAD 1,769.40 per credit.
How to Apply to Chemistry at UBC Okanagan: Chemistry and Environmental Chemistry Majors in the Faculty of Science BSc, First Year Built on CHEM 121/123 and Calculus, Honours Entered in Fourth Year with the Department Head’s Permission; Admission and Prerequisites for Canadian Applicants, International Applicants (Including China) and Transfer Students
Chemistry at UBC’s Okanagan campus is a Faculty of Science BSc with Chemistry and Environmental Chemistry majors; Honours needs a 76% cumulative average and a research course in fourth year. High school needs Chemistry 11, Pre-Calculus 12 and one Grade 12 science, and first year includes CHEM 121/123 and MATH 100. The deadline is January 15, the application fee is CAD 78.50 or 173.25, applicants from China must present Gaokao results, and Science international tuition is CAD 1,769.40 per credit.
How to Apply to Biology at the University of Regina: BSc and Honours BSc in Biology, Environmental Biology and Biology-Geography Options in the Faculty of Science, Plus Biochemistry in the Chemistry Department, Faculty-Wide Admission Standards, and Admission and Prerequisites for Canadian, International (Including Chinese) and Transfer Students
At the University of Regina, the biology-related undergraduate programs are in the Faculty of Science: a BSc and Honours BSc in Biology (4 years), a combined major in Biology and Geography, and Environmental Biology (“2+2” programs), with optional concentrations in Cellular and Molecular Biology or Ecology and Environmental Biology; Biochemistry sits in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry. Admission follows Faculty of Science standards: a 70% high school average with Pre-Calculus plus two science or mathematics subjects at grade 12 level. International applicants pay a $100 application fee; mainland China is not on the English exemption list, and the pages do not say whether Gaokao is considered. Biology co-op needs a 70% program GPA. Fall 2027 tuition tables and some details are not in the pages read, so this guide points you to them.
How to Apply to Chemistry at the University of Regina: BSc and Honours BSc in Chemistry in the Faculty of Science, Alongside Biochemistry, Faculty-Wide Admission Standards, Optional Co-op, and Admission and Prerequisites for Canadian, International (Including Chinese) and Transfer Students
At the University of Regina, chemistry is offered by the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry in the Faculty of Science, with a BSc and an Honours BSc in Chemistry (the site says 4–5 years), alongside biochemistry. Admission follows Faculty of Science standards: a 70% high school average with Pre-Calculus plus two science or mathematics subjects at grade 12 level. International applicants pay a $100 application fee; mainland China is not on the English exemption list, and the pages do not say whether Gaokao is considered, but Chinese applicants provide Joint Graduation Examination (会考) records. Co-op is available with a 70% program GPA. Fall 2027 tuition tables and some details are not in the pages read, so this guide points you to them.
How to Apply to the Biology Undergraduate Program at the University of Guelph: BSc in Biological Science with Flexible Electives and a Three-Year Honours Option, Plus Animal Biology, Microbiology, Molecular Biology and Genetics, Neuroscience and Other Biological Science Majors, and Admission and Prerequisites for Canadian, International (Including Chinese) and Transfer Students
At the University of Guelph, applicants choose a biological science major within the BSc: Biological Science has flexible electives and can be completed as an Honours degree in three years by studying year-round, and the same group of majors includes animal biology, biochemistry, microbiology, molecular biology and genetics and neuroscience, several with co-op. This guide covers prerequisites, English scores, transfer credit, scholarships and the September 2027 timeline.
How to Apply to the Chemistry Undergraduate Program at the University of Guelph: BSc Majors in Chemistry, Biological and Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Biomedical Toxicology, All with Co-op Streams, Chemistry and BPCH Accredited by the Canadian Society for Chemistry, and Admission and Prerequisites for Canadian, International (Including Chinese) and Transfer Students
At the University of Guelph, chemistry is taught in the Department of Chemistry in the College of Computational, Mathematical, and Physical Sciences: BSc majors in Chemistry, Biological and Pharmaceutical Chemistry (BPCH) and Biomedical Toxicology, each with regular and co-op streams; the Chemistry and BPCH regular and co-op options are accredited by the Canadian Society for Chemistry. Applicants apply directly to a major. This guide covers prerequisites, English scores, transfer credit, scholarships and the September 2027 timeline.
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How to Apply for Computer Science at the University of Waterloo? | 2027 Undergraduate CS + Co-op Pathway
Waterloo computer science admits students straight from high school, with an optional co-op stream. Covers the roughly 90–95 reference range, the Chinese curriculum requirements (90% in Grade 12 math, 85% average), the one-time Admission Information Form, and the 1 and 15 February 2027 deadlines.
How to Apply to Biomedical Engineering at the University of Toronto | 2027 Entry via the Engineering Science Pathway
To study biomedical engineering at U of T, high-school students apply to Engineering Science: two years of common foundation, then Biomedical Systems Engineering chosen in second-year winter, with no cap on places. Covers prerequisites, the roughly 90–95 competitive range, the supplementary application and 2027 deadlines.
4:58How to Apply to the University of Waterloo | 2027 Full-Time Undergraduate Application Process on the Official Website
For students planning to apply for full-time undergraduate programs at the University of Waterloo for September 2027, this guide outlines OUAC submission, deadlines, the Applicant Portal and DAE, transcript and English requirements, supplementary materials, and conditional admission based on the university's official website. Specific requirements are subject to your personal Applicant Portal and the current program page.
Introduction to Computer Science Applications at the University of Toronto Mississauga and Scarborough
A side-by-side look at computer science at U of T Mississauga (UTM) and Scarborough (UTSC): different application codes, reference grade ranges, supplementary materials and post-first-year program rules, plus UTSC's co-op option.
Introduction to Computer Science Applications at the University of Toronto St. George Campus
U of T St. George computer science: high-school applicants enter an admission category and earn guaranteed entry to the program only by meeting CSC110/111 and math grade requirements within 12 months. Covers the low-90s reference range, the supplementary application and 2027 deadlines.
Introduction to Undergraduate Statistics Applications at UBC Vancouver
For statistics at UBC Vancouver you first enter the Faculty of Science, then apply to the specialization in May–June. Covers the two eligibility routes (calculus plus statistics or data courses), first-choice-first review, and major vs honours vs combined programs.
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