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Making the transitionPathways to GraduationWhether you are transferring from anotherpost-secondary institution or returning to yourstudies after time away, we want you to feel athome in the Carleton community. Our Pathwaysto Graduation guide is designed to help you findthe graduation path that is right for you. Frompre-arrival to the day you graduate, Pathwaysto Graduation helps you transition througheach phase of your undergraduate degreeand reach your ultimate goal of graduation.pathways.carleton.caYou’ll learn more about life on campus and findhelpful information about: 2Academics and academic support: learningsupport services, peer-assisted support,writing services;Registration and student support: theundergraduate calendar, preparing forregistration, Academic Advising Centre,support for students with disabilities;Campus Life: orientation programs, residencelife, meal plans, off-campus living;Finances: tuition and fees, awards andbursaries, financial aid, budgeting; and Peer mentorship: opportunities to engage withprevious transfer students to benefit fromtheir experiences.Academic Advising CentreThe Academic Advising Centre offers transferstudents dedicated support through academicadvising, learning how to read and understandyour degree audit document and advice onchanging programs or adding degree elements.carleton.ca/academicadvisingTransfer Student PeerMentorship ProgramThe Transfer Student Peer Mentorship Programmatches new upper-year students with formertransfer students for personalized support.Mentors are able to draw from their owntransition experiences to share valuable adviceand insight on how to successfully transition intoyour new campus community. Mentors can alsorefer you to important student services that youmay use to help you reach your fullest potential.carleton.ca/mentoringAcademic OrientationAll new students are required to attend ourAcademic Orientation. This event providesyou with an opportunity to make new friends,network, learn about your program, and meetfaculty. No registration is necessary.“As a transfer student mentor, I amdedicated to helping students adapt totheir new university life smoothly andcomfortably. I am passionate about helpingstudents and I enjoy helping them avoiddetours by telling them all the things I wish Iknew in the first year.”Ivy Cao, transfer mentor
Admission andadvanced standingOntario college graduates ortransfer studentsStudents who have completed a minimum ofone year of full-time study in a diploma programat an Ontario CAAT are eligible to apply foradmission to an undergraduate program atCarleton based on their academic merit at thecollege level. Admission requirements varyby program and students must satisfy thepublished prerequisite and grade point averageto be considered for the program of theirchoice. Transfer of credit will be assessed uponadmission and credit received is at the discretionof the appropriate academic department. Insome cases, it may be necessary to submitofficial course descriptions. If you are an Ontariocollege student with questions about the transferof your credits, you may find answers in ourtransfer credit guide. This guide features a list ofprograms from Ontario colleges which have beenassessed for advanced ges.Canadian college and universitygraduates or transfer studentsupon admission; however, in some instancesthis may require submission of officialcourse descriptions. Carleton will do its bestto transfer the most credit possible for anypreviously completed courses; however, coursetransferability will vary depending on gradepoint average, level of course, and relatedness ofprevious course work to the degree program towhich you have applied.Admission requirements vary by program andcertain programs have additional GPA andprerequisite requirements for admission toupper year. Transfer of credit will be assessedCARLETON UNIVERSITY3
Admission requirementsDegreeprogramAreas of studyRequired prerequisite coursesBachelor ofArchitecturalStudies Conservation and Sustainabilityw Designw Urbanismw English (ENG4U) Physics (SPH4U) Advanced Functions (MHF4U)3.0 (B average)Application deadline: March 1.Portfolio deadline: March 1.wCo-operative educationavailable.Bachelor of Arts African Studies Anthropologyw Applied Linguistics andDiscourse Studies Art History Biology Canadian StudiesR Childhood and Youth Studies Criminology and Criminal Justice Englishw Environmental Studiesw European and Russian StudieswFilm StudiesFrenchwGeographywGeomaticswGreek and Roman StudiesHistorywHistory and Theoryof Architecture Human Rights andSocial Justice Indigenous StudiesLawRwLinguisticsMusicPhilosophyRPolitical ScienceRwPsychologywReligionSociologywWomen’s and Gender StudiesAll BA programs: English (ENG4U)3.0 (B average)RMention : Français isalso available.wCo-operative education available.Bachelor ofCognitive Science Biological Foundations ofCognitionw Cognition and Computationw Cognition and Psychologyw Language and Linguisticsw Philosophical and ConceptualIssuesw English (ENG4U)3.3 (B average)wCo-operative education available.Bachelor ofCommerce International BusinessUw Managementw Marketingw Supply Chain Managementw English (ENG4U) Advanced Functions (MHF4U)* Calculus and Vectors (MCV4U) *3.3 (B average)wCo-operative education rmation SystemswMinimumGPA rangeBA Biology: English (ENG4U) Chemistry (SCH4U)(Advanced Functions [MHF4U] and Calculus[MCV4U] recommended)NotesUAlso see Bachelor ofInternational Business.*High-achieving students may refer to the Sprott AlternativeAdmissions Pathways: s-degree. *Students without Calculus (MCV4U) may be admittedconditionally and must complete MATH 0009 in their firstterm of study.Bachelor ofCommunication andMedia Studiesw Computer Game Developmentw Software Engineeringw Management and BusinessSystemswBachelor ofComputer Science Algorithmsw Artificial Intelligence andMachine Learningw Computer and InternetSecuritywBachelor ofEconomics Bachelor ofEngineering Aerospacew Architectural Conservation andSustainabilityw Biomedical and Electricalw Biomedical and Mechanicalw Bachelor of Globaland InternationalStudiesw Africa and GlobalizationEurope and Russia in the WorldFrench and Francophone StudiesGlobal DevelopmentGlobal Genders and SexualitiesGlobal Inequalities andSocial Change Global Law and Social Justice Global Literatures Global Media andCommunication Global Politics Global Religions: Identity andCommunity Global and Transnational History Globalization, Culture, andPowerBachelor of HealthSciences Biomedical Sciences Disability and Chronic Illness Environment and Health Global Health Health Throughout the LifespanBachelor ofHumanitiesComputational AnalysiswDevelopmentwEconomic TheorywFinancial Economicsw International PoliticalEconomyw Mathematics and r SystemswElectricalwEngineering Physicsw Natural Resources,Environment,and Economyw EnvironmentalwMechanicalwSoftwarewSustainable andRenewable Energyw Globalization and theEnvironment International Economic Policy Latin American and CaribbeanStudies Migration and DiasporaStudies Teaching English in GlobalContextswCo-operative education available. English (ENG4U)3.0 (B average) Advanced Functions or Calculus (MHF4U or MCV4U)wCo-operative education available.3.3 - 3.6(B to A- average ) English (ENG4U) Advanced Functions (MHF4U)(Calculus [MCV4U] strongly recommended)3.0 (B average)wCo-operative education available.3.0 - 3.7(B to A- average)wCo-operative education3.0 (B average)wCo-operative education available. Advanced Functions (MHF4U)Chemistry (SCH4U)Physics (SPH4U)One credit from Calculus (MCV4U), Biology (SBI4U),or Earth and Space Science (SES4U) (Calculus [MCV4U]recommended)All BGInS: English (ENG4U)and internships available.BGInS concentration in French and FrancophoneStudies: English (ENG4U) One French credit (4U) Advanced Functions (MHF4U) Two credits from Biology (SBI4U), Chemistry (SCH4U),Earth and Space Science (SES4U) or Physics (SPH4U)(Calculus [MCV4U] strongly recommended)3.6 (A- average)Option A: Bachelor of Humanities (Honours or Combined Honours)The Bachelor of Humanities can also be taken with a Study Year Abroad option.No specific prerequisites3.6 (A- average)Option B: Bachelor of Humanities and Biology (Combined Honours) Biology (SBI4U) or Chemistry (SCH4U)Portfolio deadline: March 1.
Higher averages are required for admission to programs for which the demand for places by qualified applicants exceeds the number of places available.The overall average required for admission is determined each year on a program by program basis. All programs have limited enrolment. Admission is notguaranteed and all requirements are subject to change. The admission average required for entry to the co-op option of the programs listed below may behigher than the cut-off range listed for the program itself. admissions.carleton.ca/applyIn some instances, there may be college courses that are equivalent to the prerequisites listed below. To inquire about a particular course equivalency,please email admissions@carleton.ca.DegreeprogramMinimumGPA rangeNotes Advanced Functions (MHF4U) Physics [SPH4U](Calculus [MCV4U] and courses in visual artsand/or technological design are recommended)3.0 (B average)Application deadline: March 1. Information Resource Management (IRM) w English (ENG4U) One Math credit (4U)3.0 (B average) Interactive Multimedia and Design (IMD)w Advanced Functions (MHF4U) Network Technology (NET)w One Math credit (4U) Optical Systems and Senors (OSS)w Advanced Functions (MHF4U)Areas of studyRequired prerequisite coursesBachelor ofIndustrial DesignwBachelor ofInformationTechnologyBachelor ofInternationalBusiness Global Financial Managementand SystemsBachelor ofJournalism Health SciencesPortfolio deadline: March 1.Information session recommended.wCo-operative education available.Interactive Multimedia and DesignApplication deadline: March 1.Portfolio deadline: March 1.The program is not designed toaccommodate part-time students.w Co-operative educationavailable. English (ENG4U) Advanced Functions (MHF4U) Calculus and Vectors (MCV4U)*3.3 (B average) English (ENG4U)Concentration in Health Sciences: English (ENG4U) One Math credit (4U) Biology (SBI4U) or Chemistry (SCH4U)3.3 - 3.6 (B toA- average)Apprenticeships available. English (ENG4U)3.6 (A- average)Apprenticeships available. Advanced Functions (MHF4U) Calculus (MCV4U)3.0 - 3.6 (B to Aaverage)wCo-operative educationavailable.Bachelor of MediaProduction andDesignw English (ENG4U) One Math credit (4U)3.0 (B average)wCo-operative educationavailable.Bachelor of Music No specific prerequisites(English [ENG4U] recommended)3.0 (B average)Application deadline: March 1. No specific prerequisites3.6 (A- average)wCo-operative educationavailable. Advanced Functions (MHF4U) Two credits from Biology (SBI4U), Chemistry (SCH4U),Earth and Space Science (SES4U) or Physics (SPH4U)(Calculus [MCV4U] strongly recommended)3.0-3.3 (B to B average)wCo-operative educationavailable. Advanced Functions (MHF4U) or Calculus (MCV4U) Two credits from Biology (SBI4U), Chemistry (SCH4U),Earth and Space Science (SES4U) or Physics (SPH4U)3.0-3.3 (B to B average)wCo-operative educationavailable. Advanced Functions (MHF4U) and Calculus (MCV4U) One credit from Biology (SBI4U), Chemistry (SCH4U),Earth and Space Science (SES4U) or Physics (SPH4U)3.0-3.3 (B to B average)wCo-operative educationavailable. No specific prerequisites(English strongly recommended)3.0-3.3 (B to B average)Application deadline: March 1.Supplementary applicationdeadline: March 1. International Marketingand Trade International Strategyand Human ResourcesManagementBachelor ofJournalismand HumanitiesBachelor ofMathematics Computational and AppliedMathematics and Statisticsw Computer Mathematics Computer Science andMathematicsw MathematicswBachelor ofPublic Affairs andPolicy Management Communication and PolicyStudiesw Development Policy StudieswBachelor ofScience Bachelor ofSocial WorkBiochemistrywBioinformaticswBiologywBiology and PhysicswBiotechnologyw Mathematics and EconomicswMathematics and PhysicswMathematics/Master of ScienceStatisticsw Statistics andEconomicsw Statistics/Master of Science International Policy Studiesw Public Policy andAdministrationw ChemistrywChemistry and PhysicswComputational BiochemistrywFood SciencewInterdisciplinary Science andPracticew Earth Sciencesw Environmental Sciencew Geomaticsw Physical Geographyw Physicsw Applied PhysicswLinguisticsNanoscienceNeuroscience and BiologywNeuroscience andMental Healthw Psychology Mathematics and Physicsw*Students without Calculus and Vectors may be admittedconditionally and must successfully complete MATH 0009 intheir first term of study.
FAQ and importantinformationHow can I find more informationabout transferring my credits?Transfer credit, also known as advancedstanding, refers to the number of credit or courseequivalents you may be awarded towards yourdegree at Carleton based on previous accreditedpostsecondary studies. Once students haveapplied to Carleton, their previous studies willbe assessed for transfer credit on a case-by-casebasis, subject to degree, grade and programrequirements.6Carleton automatically assesses transfer creditfor all applicants who have studied at accreditedCanadian postsecondary institutions beforeapplying to Carleton. Advanced standingcredit may also be granted for some advancedsecondary school credentials. More informationcan be found at admissions.carleton.ca/apply/transfer-credit.How can I learn more aboutadmissions requirements andprerequisites?Admissions requirements and prerequisitesvary according to the student’s program(s) ofinterest and educational background. For moreinformation, visit admissions.carleton.ca/apply.
Will co-op opportunities beavailable to me?In order to be considered for admission intoco-op, there are certain requirements that youmust meet. All students must be registered asa full-time student (2.0 credits per term) inan Honours program that has a co-op option.Specific requirements for your program can befound at ativeeducation.Can I complete my program orcourses online?Programs at Carleton are offered in-person,though some individual courses within eachprogram may have online options available.More information is available at carleton.ca/online.How long will it take to completemy degree?The length of time required to complete thedegree will vary according to the number ofcredits each student has completed for theirdegree. Students may be eligible for varyingamounts of transfer credits to use towardgraduation. To be eligible for graduation witha Carleton degree, certificate or diploma, eachstudent must present a certain number ofcredits earned at Carleton which have not beenpresented to fulfil any degree that has beenpreviously awarded at Carleton University. Moreinformation can be found at ons/general.What opportunities are thereto continue my studies aftergraduation?Students may view the Master’s programs,Doctoral programs, CollaborativeSpecializations, and Graduate Diplomas listed atgraduate.carleton.ca/programs.How do I apply?Students can sign up for a Carleton360 accountand apply for their program(s) of interest basedon their educational background using the stepsoutlined at admissions.carleton.ca/apply.CARLETON UNIVERSITY7
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higher than the cut-off range listed for the program itself. admissions.carleton.ca/apply In some instances, there may be college courses that are equivalent to the prerequisites listed below. To inquire about a particular course equivalency, please email admissions@carleton.ca.
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