Calculating the Greystone Scholar Average

Deadline for Nominations: November 1, 2011 (students graduating in June 2012)

Nominated students who have achieved a minimum average of 95% will be invited to join the Greystone Scholars Society.

The Greystone Scholar average will be calculated based on five Grade 11 and/or Grade 12 subjects that give the student the highest average. The subjects must have been completed by the end of the student’s Grade 11 year (June 2011).

Out-of-province and home educated nominees should call (306) 966-5788 or email greystonescholars@usask.ca to discuss individual circumstances.

The average for Saskatchewan nominees will be based on the following criteria.

I. One of:

• English 20
• English Language Arts 20
• Francais Fransaskois 20
• Francais Immersion 20
• English A30
• English B30
• English Language Arts A30
• English Language Arts B30
• Francais Fransaskois A30
• Francais Fransaskois B30
• Francais Immersion 30

II. One of:

• Mathematics 20
• Mathematics A30
• Mathematics B30
• Mathematics C30
• Calculus

III. A combination of three subjects at the 20- or 30-level from the following categories:

Natural Science
Maximum of two subjects may be selected from the following:

Agriculture Studies Biology Calculus Chemistry Computer Science (1.0 credit)	Geology Mathematics* Physics
* We will only use one Mathematics course as a Natural Science elective.

Social Science or Humanities
Maximum of two subjects may be selected from the following:

Christian Ethics Cree Economics English* Francais French Geography German History History—Canadian Studies Japanese Latin Law Native Studies

Native Studies—Canadian Studies Polish Psychology Russian Social Studies Social Studies—Canadian Studies Sociology Spanish Theory of Knowledge Ukrainian World Literature World Religions

* We will only use one of English, Communication Studies, Creative Writing, Journalism Studies and Media Studies as a Social Science or Humanities elective.

Fine and Performing Arts or Physical Education
Maximum of one subject may be selected from the following:

Art Arts Education Band Choir Choral Dance Drama Guitar

Music Orchestra Physical Education Royal Conservatory Music Theatre Arts Visual Art Vocal Jazz