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Admission Deadlines

Begin Studies in January 2012 (in certain colleges)

Colleges on campus accepting all student types this term

Arts and Science
Agriculture and Bioresources (Note: diploma programs have an early deadline of Oct. 1)

Colleges on campus accepting visiting and returning students only this term

Education (direct entry)
Engineering

All on-campus colleges (except Business) accept returning U of S students to their previous program (if they have not attended another post-secondary school since they left) this term.

Applicant		College or Program	Apply By	Submit Your Preliminary Documents By	Submit Your Final Official Documents By
Canadian Citizens and Permanent Residents Applying from high school Applying as a transfer student (from another post-secondary institution or between colleges at the U of S)		Diploma in Agribusiness or Agronomy	October 1	October 15	November 1
		Other	December 1	December 15	January 1
International Students Living in Canada Non-Canadian Citizens Non-Permanent Residents	Have not completed any post-secondary studies outside Canada	Diploma in Agribusiness or Agronomy	October 1	October 15	Read your admission letter for deadlines, documents and how to submit them.
		Other	December 1	December 15
	Have completed post-secondary studies from outside Canada	Diploma in Agribusiness or Agronomy	October 1	October 15	Read your admission letter for deadlines, documents and how to submit them.
		Other	November 1	November 15
International Students Living Outside of Canada		All Colleges or Programs Accepting Students This Term	September 1	October 1	Read your admission letter for deadlines, documents and how to submit them.
Visiting Students (must reapply each year) Applying to take U of S classes (with a letter of permission from your home institution) to transfer credits to a program at your home institution		Diploma in Agribusiness or Agronomy	October 1	October 15	N/A
		Other	December 1	December 15 (Fee and Letter of Permission)	N/A
Students Returning to Their Previous College Past U of S students going back to complete their program (who have not attended another post-secondary school)		Diploma in Agribusiness or Agronomy	October 1	N/A	N/A
		Other	December 1	N/A	N/A

Begin Studies in Spring 2012

Applicant		Apply By	Submit Your Preliminary Documents By	Submit Your Final Official Documents By
Canadian Citizens and Permanent Residents Applying from high school Applying as a transfer student (from another post-secondary institution or between colleges at the U of S)		April 1	May 1	May 15
International Students Living in Canada Non-Canadian Citizens Non-Permanent Residents	Have not completed any post-secondary studies outside Canada	April 1	May 1	Read your admission letter for deadlines, documents and how to submit them.
	Have completed post-secondary studies from outside Canada	March 1	April 1	Read your admission letter for deadlines, documents and how to submit them.
International Students Living Outside of Canada		February 1	March 1	Read your admission letter for deadlines, documents and how to submit them.
Visiting Students (must reapply each year) Applying to take U of S classes (with a letter of permission from your home institution) to transfer credits to a program at your home institution		April 1	May 1 (Fee and Letter of Permission)	N/A
Students Returning to Their Previous College Past U of S students going back to complete their program (who have not attended another post-secondary school)		April 1	N/A	N/A

Begin Studies in Summer 2012

Applicant		Apply By	Submit Your Preliminary Documents By	Submit Your Final Official Documents By
Canadian Citizens and Permanent Residents Applying from high school Applying as a transfer student (from another post-secondary institution or between colleges at the U of S)		May 15	June 15	July 1
International Students Living in Canada Non-Canadian Citizens Non-Permanent Residents	Have not completed any post-secondary studies outside Canada	May 1	June 1	Read your admission letter for deadlines, documents and how to submit them.
	Have completed post-secondary studies from outside Canada	April 1	May 1	Read your admission letter for deadlines, documents and how to submit them.
International Students Living Outside of Canada		March 1	April 1	Read your admission letter for deadlines, documents and how to submit them.
Visiting Students (must reapply each year) Applying to take U of S classes (with a letter of permission from your home institution) to transfer credits to a program at your home institution		May 15	June 15 (Fee and Letter of Permission)	N/A
Students Returning to Their Previous College Past U of S students going back to complete their program (who have not attended another post-secondary school)		May 15	N/A	N/A

Begin Studies in September 2012

Applicant		For this College or Program	Apply By	Submit Your Preliminary Documents By	Submit Your Final Official Documents By
Canadian Citizens and Permanent Residents Applying from high school Completed high school and no post-secondary study Applying as a transfer student (from another post-secondary institution or between colleges at the U of S)		•Kinesiology Currently in high school or completed high school and no post-secondary study	February 15	March 15	August 1
		•Arts and Science	May 1	June 1	August 1
		•Agriculture and Bioresources	May 1	June 1	August 1
		•Education (direct entry)	February 15	March 15	August 1
		•Off-campus Studies	August 15	August 15	September 1
		•Edwards School of Business •Engineering •Kinesiology (applying as a transfer student)	May 1	June 1	August 1
International Students Living in Canada Non-Canadian Citizens Non-Permanent Residents	Applying from any high school Completed any high school Attended a Canadian post-secondary institution only	•Kinesiology Currently in high school or completed high school and no post-secondary study	February 15	March 15	Read your admission letter for deadlines, documents and how to submit them.
		•Arts and Science	May 1	June 1	August 1
		•Agriculture and Bioresources	May 1	June 1	August 1
		•Education (direct entry)	February 15	March 15	August 1
		•Off-campus Studies	August 15	August 15	September 1
		•Edwards School of Business •Engineering •Education (direct entry) •Kinesiology (applying as a transfer student)	May 1	June 1	Read your admission letter for deadlines, documents and how to submit them.
	Have completed post-secondary studies from outside Canada	•Arts and Science •Agriculture and Bioresources •Off-campus Studies	April 1	June 1	Read your admission letter for deadlines, documents and how to submit them.
	Have completed post-secondary studies from outside Canada	•Edwards School of Business •Engineering •Education (direct entry) •Kinesiology	April 1	June 1	Read your admission letter for deadlines, documents and how to submit them.
International Students Living Outside of Canada		•Kinesiology Currently in high school or completed high school and no post-secondary study	February 15	March 15	Read your admission letter for deadlines, documents and how to submit them.
International Students Living Outside of Canada		All Other Colleges and Programs (including Kinesiology applying as a transfer student)	April 1	June 1	Read your admission letter for deadlines, documents and how to submit them.
Visiting Students (must reapply each year) Applying to take U of S classes (with a letter of permission from your home institution) to transfer credits to a program at your home institution		All Colleges and Programs	August 15	September 1 (Fee and Letter of Permission)	N/A
Students Returning to Their Previous College Past U of S students going back to complete their program (who have not attended another post-secondary school)		All Colleges and Programs	August 15	August 15	September 1

Begin Studies in January 2013

Colleges on campus accepting all student types this term

Arts and Science
Agriculture and Bioresources

Colleges on campus accepting visiting and returning students only this term

Education (direct entry)
Engineering

All on-campus colleges (except Business) accept returning U of S students to their previous program (if they have not attended another post-secondary school since they left) this term.

Applicant		Apply By	Submit Your Preliminary Documents By	Submit Your Final Official Documents By
Canadian Citizens and Permanent Residents Applying from high school Applying as a transfer student (from another post-secondary institution or between colleges at the U of S)		December 1	December 15	January 1
International Students Living in Canada Non-Canadian Citizens Non-Permanent Residents	Have not completed any post-secondary studies outside Canada	December 1	December 15	Read your admission letter for deadlines, documents and how to submit them.
	Have completed post-secondary studies from outside Canada	November 1	November 15	Read your admission letter for deadlines, documents and how to submit them.
International Students Living Outside of Canada		September 1	October 1	Read your admission letter for deadlines, documents and how to submit them.
Visiting Students (must reapply each year) Applying to take U of S classes (with a letter of permission from your home institution) to transfer credits to a program at your home institution		December 1	December 15 (Fee and Letter of Permission)	N/A
Students Returning to Their Previous College Past U of S students going back to complete their program (who have not attended another post-secondary school)		December 1	N/A	N/A

Admission Requirements

Canadian Applicants

High School Students and Transfer Applicants

To view prerequisites, admission averages and more, select where you completed high school.

International Applicants

Undergraduate Admission

Country-specific requirements

In general, applicants must be qualified to enter university in their home country. Specific subjects are required for some areas of study.

Country	Minimum Requirement
Algeria	Baccalauréat de l’Enseignement Secondaire
Argentina	Bachillerato or Bachillerato Especializado
Australia	ACT Year 12 Certificate + Tertiary Entrance Statement/UAI (Universities Admission Index) NSW Higher School Certificate + T.E. rank / UAI NT Certificate of Education + university aggregate / SACE + TER QLD Senior Certificate + T.E. Statement / showing OP (Overall Position) + FP (Field Position) SA Certificate of Education + TER TAS Certificate of Education + T.E. score VIC Certificate of Education + ENTER + study score WA Certificate of Secondary Education + T.E. scores + rank
Austria	Reifeprüfungs/Matura from Gymnasium or Realgymnasium
Bangladesh	Higher Secondary School Certificate.
Belgium	Certificat de l’Enseignement Secondaire Supérieur plus the Diplôme d’Aptitude d’Accéder à l’Enseignement Supérieur
Boznia and Herzegovina	Secondary School Leaving Diploma.
Brazil	Certificado de Conclusao de Ensino Medio (Certificado de Conclusao de 2 Grau before 1997)
Brunei	Admission Requirements for Applicants from Brunei
Bulgaria	Diploma za Zavarsheno Sredno Obrazovanie.
Caribbean Countries	Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) offered by the Caribbean Examinations Council: GCE "A" and "O" Levels or Council Secondary Education Certificate
China	Senior Middle School Diploma.
Colombia	Bachiller
Costa Rica	Diploma de Conclusion de Estudios de Educacion Diversificada
Croatia	Secondary School Leaving Diploma
Cyprus	Apolytirion of Lykeion /Devlet Lise Diplomasi / Lise Bitirme Diplomasi
Czech Republic	Vysvedceni o Maturitni Zkouska (Maturita).
Denmark	Studentereksamen
Ecuador	Bachillerato
Egypt	First Year completed at a recognized university (Thanaweya A'ama before 1995)
Ethiopia	Ethiopian Higher Education Entrance Qualification Certificate (Ethiopian School Leaving Certificate before 2003)
Finland	Ylioppilastutkintotodistus / Studentexamensbetyg
France	Baccalauréat de l’Enseignement du Second Degré.
Germany	Abitur or Reifezeugnis.
Ghana	Senior Secondary Certificate (SSCE); or WASC/GCE-O levels and WAHSC/GCE-A levels.
Greece	Apolytirio Eniaiou Lykeiou (Apolytirion of Lykeio before 1999)
Guatemala	Bachiller
Hong Kong	Admission Requirements for Applicants from Hong Kong (HKCEE and HKALE) Admission Requirements for Applicants from Hong Kong (HKDSE)
Hungary	Erettsegi /Matura.
India	Admission Requirements for Applicants from India
Indonesia	Sekolah Menengah Atas (SMA) Leaving Certificate.
Iran	Pre-university Year Certificate + Diploma Metevaseth (National High School Diploma - after 12 years - before 1997)
Iraq	Sixth-Form Baccalaureat.
Ireland	Leaving Certificate.
Israel	Bagrut/ Mechina.
Italy	Diploma di Superamento Dell'Esame di Stato (Diploma di Maturita before 1997)
Japan	Kotogakko Sotsugyo Shomeisho.
Jordan	Tawjihi
Kenya	Kenyan Certificate of Secondary Education.
Korea	Academic High School Leaving Certificate
Latvia	Admission Requirements for Applicants from Latvia
Libya	General Secondary School Certificate.
Lithuania	Admission Requirements for Applicants from Lithuania
Malaysia	Admission Requirements for Applicants from Malaysia
Mexico	Bachillerato en Ciencias/Humanidades.
Morocco	Baccalaureat
Nepal	Proficiency Certificate.
Netherlands	VWO
New Zealand	National Certificate of Educational Achievement Level 3 (Before 2004: University Bursaries Examination/Entrance Scholarship Examinations)
Nigeria	Admission Requirements for Applicants from Nigeria
Norway	Vitnemål Fra den Videregående Skole
Oman	General Secondary Certificate
Pakistan	Intermediate Certificate or Higher Secondary Certificate awarded upon completion of 12 years of primary-secondary study.
Philippines	Admission Requirements for Applicants from Philippines
Poland	Swiadectwo Dojrzalosci / Matura.
Romania	Diploma de Bacclaureat.
Saudi Arabia	Tawjihiyah.
Scotland	Scottish Certificate of Education Higher Grade.
Singapore	Admission Requirements for Applicants from Singapore
Slovak Republic	Maturitnej Skuske / Maturita
South Africa	Senior Certificate with matriculation endorsement
Spain	Titulo de Bachillerato-LOGSE + PAU (Curso de Orientacion Universitaria "COU" + Selectividad before 2002)
Sri Lanka	Sri Lankan “A” levels.
Sudan	Sudan Higher Secondary School Certificate.
Sweden	Fullstandigt Slutbetyg from Gymnasieskolan
Switzerland	Maturitatzeugnis/Certificat de Maturite/Baccalaureat/Attestato di Maturita.
Syria	Baccalaureat
Taiwan	Senior High School Diploma awarded upon completion of 12 years of primary/secondary education.
Tanzania	Certificate of Secondary Education plus the Advanced Certificate of Secondary Education.
Thailand	Admission Requirements for Applicants from Thailand
Turkey	Devlet Lise Diplomasi /Lise Bitirme Diplomasi.
Uganda	Uganda Certificate of Education & Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education.
Ukraine	Admission Requirements for Applicants from Ukraine
United Arab Emirates	Tawjihiyah
United Kingdom	Admission Requirements for Applicants from the United Kingdom
U.S.A.	Admission Requirements for Applicants from U.S.A
Vietnam	Admission Requirements for Applicants from Vietnam
Zimbabwe	ZIMSEC A' + O' levels (COSC/COHSC before November 2002)

Program-specific admission averages

The minimum academic average required is “C” (satisfactory performance range); however, higher averages may be required for some programs.

Program	Conditional Admission Average Based on Grade 11 Marks	Conditional Admission Average Based on Grade 12 Marks	Final Admission Average
Agriculture and Bioresources	75%	72%	70%
Arts and Science	75%	72%	70% If you do not meet regular admission standards, you may be offered the Arts and Science Transition Program or the opportunity to apply for Special (Mature) Admission, as appropriate. For entry into music (performance), an audition, interview and placement exam is also required
Business	83%	80%	78% If you have a final admission average between 75% and 77.9%, you will be waitlisted, in case we can admit more students.
Education (Direct Entry) Home Economics Industrial Arts	Admission is competitive and based upon academic average, an online interview and 35 – 40 hours experience working with children and youth. View more information.
Education (Direct Entry) Combined Bachelor of Education/Bachelor of Music (Music Education) ITEP, NORTEP, SUNTEP	75%	72%	70% For entry into music, an audition, interview and placement exam is also required.
Engineering	83%	80%	78% If you have a final admission average between 75% and 77.9%, you will be waitlisted, in case we can admit more students.
Kinesiology	Applicants will be waitlisted and ranked according to average. The top 100+ qualified students will be admitted.

International curricula

English Proficiency requirements

The language of instruction at the U of S is English. Applicants whose first language is not English must present evidence of proficiency in English.

You are from a country where English is the official language

If you are from one of the following countries where English is the official language, you typically do not need to provide proof of English proficiency.

Antigua and Barbuda
Aruba
Australia
Bahamas
Barbados
Belize
Bermuda
Botswana
British Virgin Islands

England
Fiji
Ghana
Guyana
Jamaica
Kenya
Lesotho
Malawi

New Zealand
Nigeria
Northern Ireland
Papua New Guinea
Scotland
St.Kitts and Nevis
St. Lucia
Sierra Leone
Trinidad and Tobago

Uganda
United States
US Virgin Islands
Wales
Zambia
Zimbabwe

You attended a Canadian or U.S. high school

It is sufficient proof of English proficiency if you have at least 2.5 years of full-time attendance at a Canadian or U.S. high school (or at an institution where English is the language of instruction and examination)¹ including

complete secondary-level standing
successful consecutive completion of English Language Arts subjects in Grades 11 and 12, and
a final mark of at least 70% in each Grade 12 English Language Arts (A30 and B30 or equivalents).²

¹If completion of secondary standing occurred more than five years ago, additional proof of English proficiency may be required.

²Students who have exactly two years of full-time attendance will be considered if they achieve a final mark of at least 80% in each Grade 12 English Language Arts (A30 and B30 or equivalents).

You attended an English-language post-secondary institution

Successful completion of at least 18 credit units of transferable university-level courses where English is the official language of instruction and examination is sufficient proof of proficiency². The post-secondary institution must declare English to be the primary language of instruction and examination throughout the institution, not just in select departments.

² If post-secondary study occurred more than five years ago, additional proof of English proficiency may be required.

You completed the English as a Second Language Program at the U of S or the University of Regina

Sufficient proof or proficiency includes successful completion of

Level UP2: High Advanced Academic English offered by the U of S Language Centre or
English as a Second Language (ESL 050) program offered by the University of Regina.

You completed an English Proficiency Test

One of the following tests will also be accepted. Test scores must be forwarded by the testing centre directly to International Admissions no later than the deadline for receipt of documents.

Test	Minimum Score Required
TOEFL (institutional TOEFL not accepted) Test of English as a Foreign Language	Internet Based: 80 With minimum individual scores of 1. Reading: 19 2. Listening: 19 3. Speaking: 18 4. Writing: 18 Paper Based: 550
IELTS (General Training IELTS not accepted) International English Language Testing System	Band Score: 6.5
CanTEST Canadian Test of English for Scholars and Trainees	Listening & Reading: 4.5 Average Writing: 4.0
CAEL Canadian Academic English Language Assessment	60
MELAB Michigan English Language Assessment Battery	85
CPE Cambridge Proficiency in English	Grade C

Other qualifications

Courses & Tests	Grade
Advanced Placement (AP) English	3 or better
International Baccalaureate (IB) English A1 or A2 Higher Level	4 or better
International Baccalaureate (IB) English B Higher Level	5 or better
SAT Subject Test in English	Top 50th percentile
GCSE/IGCSE/GCE O-Level English, English Language, or English as a Second Language	B or better
GCE A/AS/AICE Level English or English Language	C or better
HKCEE English Language (Syllabus B)	C or better

Transferring from another university?

If you have attempted/completed 18 credit units of transferable courses you will be considered for admission based on your post-secondary grades.

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Graduate Admission

Graduate Studies requirements

Home Educated Applicants

We welcome application for admission from home educated students. As unique as each home educated student’s education is, our admission policy is very much a case-to-case consideration to ensure we can be as fair as possible.

Interested students simply fill out the online application form to get started, indicating that they are home educated when prompted. We also encourage you to contact us with any questions you may have about the specifics of home education and admission.

Admission options for past home educated applicants have included:

successfully writing the Saskatchewan Ministry of Education provincial examinations (or equivalent), obtaining Adult 12 standing in the required subjects for the college of choice, and meeting the required admission average
applying for Special (Mature) Admission at the age of 21
for arts and science or agriculture and bioresources, we consider the following assessment tools:
- a home based transcript with details of all Grade 11 and Grade 12 courses taken
- independent third party examinations including nationally normed standardized achievement tests such as a minimum score of 1100 in the SAT I or a minimum average of 24 in the ACT
- an educational portfolio

We may also request an interview and/or request additional information to help us make a decision.

Steps to Become a U of S Student

Canadian Applicants

1. Apply for admission

Apply for admission online or apply by mail (PDF)
Submit the online Application for Admission and pay the $90 application fee (PDF)
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2. Report your marks

Current Grade 12 students

Self report your marks
You are encouraged to report your marks online immediately upon application.
Submit your Semester One final transcript
If you are applying for Competitive Entrance Awards as well, you will also need to submit a complete Semester One paper transcript by March 15, including midterm marks for non-semester subjects and a list of classes in which you are registered for Semester Two.
Arrange submission of your official, final transcript
You also need to arrange an official and final high school transcript to be submitted directly to the U of S by the approved authority in your province:
- Saskatchewan
- Alberta
- British Columbia
- Manitoba
- Newfoundland and Labrador
- New Brunswick
- Northwest Territories
- Nova Scotia
- Nunavut
- Ontario
- Prince Edward Island
- Quebec official transcript from government usually not required. We will notify you if there is anything further you need to submit.
- Yukon

Already graduated from high school?

Arrange submission of your official, final high school transcript
Arrange a complete and final high school transcript to be submitted directly to the U of S. Find out how by clicking on the province where you completed high school:
- Saskatchewan
- Alberta
- British Columbia
- Manitoba
- Newfoundland and Labrador
- New Brunswick
- Northwest Territories
- Nova Scotia
- Nunavut
- Ontario
- Prince Edward Island
- Quebec official transcript from government usually not required. We will notify you if there is anything further you need to submit.
- Yukon
Submit any post-secondary transcripts
If you attended another post-secondary institution, your final transcript must be sent directly to the U of S from your previous institution. If you are currently taking post-secondary classes, an unofficial transcript to date could help us make a conditional admission decision while we wait to receive the final and official one.

3. Apply for awards

You are automatically considered for Guaranteed Entrance Scholarships as part of the application process.
Competitive Entrance Awards involve a separate application to be completed by February 15 and supporting documentation to be submitted by March 15.

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Apply online or apply by mail or fax (PDF)
Pay the $90 CDN application fee
Use any of the following methods. Include your name in full and date of birth if paying the application fee after submitting the application for admission.
1. Cheque or Money Order
  Made payable to the University of Saskatchewan, submitted to the following address:
  
  International Admissions
  Student and Enrolment Services
  University of Saskatchewan
  105 Administration Place
  Saskatoon SK S7N 5A2 CANADA
2. Electronic Transfer
  Forwarded directly to:
  
  International Admissions
  Student and Enrolment Services
  University of Saskatchewan
  c/o Student Accounts
  1-306-966-4595
  
  Bank Name: ROYAL BANK OF CANADA
  Address: Main Branch
  154 - 1st Ave South
  Saskatoon SK S7K 1K2 CANADA
  Transit Number: 07378
  Account Number: 073781463819
3. MasterCard or VISA
  If you wish to pay by MasterCard or VISA, you may fax our office at 1-306-966-2115. This fax must include a copy of both sides of the credit card, card type (Visa or MasterCard), card number, expiry date, name of cardholder, signature of cardholder and name of applicant.
Send your documents
Once your application has been received, International Admissions will contact you by e-mail with a list of documents and other information required to complete your application. Please make sure to keep your contact information up to date by informing International Admissions with any changes.
Provide proof of English proficiency
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Privacy Policy

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Begin Studies in Summer 2012

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Begin Studies in September 2012

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Begin Studies in January 2013

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Admission Requirements

Canadian Applicants

High School Students and Transfer Applicants

International Applicants

Undergraduate Admission

Country-specific requirements

Program-specific admission averages

International curricula

English Proficiency requirements

You are from a country where English is the official language

You attended a Canadian or U.S. high school

You attended an English-language post-secondary institution

You completed the English as a Second Language Program at the U of S or the University of Regina

You completed an English Proficiency Test

Other qualifications

Transferring from another university?

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Graduate Admission

Home Educated Applicants

Steps to Become a U of S Student

Canadian Applicants

1. Apply for admission

2. Report your marks

Current Grade 12 students

Already graduated from high school?

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