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THIS ISRYERSON

www.ryerson.ca/undergraduate/admission/international

INTERNATIONAL ADMISSIONS HANDBOOK 2012

TORONTO, CANADA


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Welcome t rs Ust Tt, Cd

aT ryerSon, yoU have aCCeSS To The ollowing:

Professionally targeted programs, and contemporary arts and science degrees

across ve innovative faculties. You get the career skills to achieve your future goals.

Manageable class sizes that enable faculty members to engage directly with

students. You will come to see your professors as colleagues, mentors and friends.

Many programs that oer work-study opportunities including co-op terms,

internships, placements, student-run productions or client-based projects.

Strong links with industry leaders that provide valuable work-study andnetworking opportunities.

A modern campus characterized by state-of-the art facilities and a dynamic,

urban location.

Dynamic, creative and driven students rom around the globe choose Ryerson. We oer you an

education that combines academic rigour with relevant, practical experience in a learningenvironment that reects the energy, strength and spirit o Toronto.

We have 28,000 undergraduate and graduate students, and arguably the most culturally

diverse campus in Canada with students originating rom more than 140 countries.

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3inTernaTiOnal adMiSS iOnS handBOOK 2011

Toronto The Ideal

Outside-the-Classroom Experience

Our vibrant on-campus culture is immersed in urban, cosmopolitan surroundings,

putting you steps away from major centres for health, nance, business, entertain-

ment, fashion, hospitality, retail and design. This close proximity to everything that

denes Toronto aords you amazing opportunities for career-relevant learning

outside of the classroom. Here are just a few points of interest within minutes

of our campus:

Major-market radio and television stations.

Headquarters of Canada's highest-circulated newspapers and magazines.

The centre of Canada's business, fashion, design and theatre districts.

Toronto City Hall, government agencies, Queen's Park and

downtown courthouses.

World-renowned social services, health-care centres and facilities. Canada's leading companies and organizations in science research

and development.

Ryersons location in downtown Toronto oers a centre-o-it-all liestyle. We draw rom the energy

o Canada's biggest city and turn it into creativity and spark in the classroom.

Subway Art Gallery of Ontario


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eXPerienTial learning: THE EDGE YOU NEED

Ryerson enables you to enhance your skills through co-ops, internships, feld placements,

client-based service projects and student-run productions. Going one step urther, we provide

employment counselling, leadership training and career airs.

ats (Ba)

Criminal Justice English Environment and Urban Sustainability*

Geographic Analysis History* Politics and Governance Psychology Sociology

Undeclared (entry option only)

Arts and Contemporary Studies (BA)International Economics and Finance (BA)

* Pending Final Approval by Ryerson University

Board of Governors

cut atsA liberal arts education with something unique:

Ryersons brand o relevant, practical learning

Fashion (BDes)

Communication Design

Graphic Communications Management

(BTc)

Image Arts (BFA) Film Studies

New Media

Photography Studies

Interior Design (BID)

Journalism (BJourn)Radio and Television (BA)

Theatre (BFA) Performance Acting

Performance Dance Performance Production

cut Cuct& Ds

Leading programs in media, design and fnearts all in the heart o Canadas cultural capital

Child and Youth Care (BA)

Early Childhood Education (BA)

Midwifery (BHSc)

Nursing (BScN)

Nutrition and Food (BASc)

Occupational and Public Health (BASc) Occupational Health and Safety

Public Health and Safety

Social Work (BSW)

Urban and Regional Planning (BURPI)

cut Cut ScsCommunity services programs that draw rom

the spirit and dynamism o Canadas largest andmost diverse city

While every eort was made to ensure accuracy in this publication at the time o printing ( July

2011), Ryerson University reserves the right to terminate the application process without notice

and to amend inormation presented as necessary at any time. In particular, Ryerson reserves

the right to withdraw or change academic program oerings and admission requirements at any

time and to terminate the application process without notice. For additional inormation, reer

to Ryersons Undergraduate Calendar(s) atwww.ryerson.ca/undergraduate/calendars.

Privacy and Confdentiality

Ryerson University is committed to protecting your privacy and the confdentiality o

your personal inormation. To read our Registrars Notice o Collection and Use o Personal

Inormation statement, visitwww.ryerson.ca/undergraduate/admission/privacy.

Programs of Study

Youll beneft rom a real-world, relevant curriculum that lets you practise while you

learn and prepares you to hit the ground running when you graduate.

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Accounting and Finance (BComm)*

Business Management (BComm)

Economics and Management

Science, Entrepreneurship, Global

Management Studies, Human Resources

Management, Law and Business,

Marketing Management

Business Technology Management

(BComm)n

Hospitality and Tourism Management

(BComm)Retail Management (BComm)

* Pending Final Approval by Ryerson University

Board of Governors

Td rs Sc mtInnovative and unique business programs on the

street that defnes Canadian business: Bay Street

Architectural Science (BArchSc)

Computer Science (BSc)n

Engineering (BEng)n

Aerospacen

Biomedicaln

Chemical Co-opn

Civiln

Computern

Electricaln

Industrialn

Mechanicaln Undeclared (entry option only)

Scc (BSc)

Biologyn

Chemistryn

Contemporary Sciencen

Mathematics and its Applicationsn

Medical Physicsn

Undeclared (entry option only)

cut e,actctu d Scc

Ryersons largest aculty, oering innovativeprograms and state-o-the-art acilities

Aerospace Engineering, PhD, MASc, MEng

Applied Mathematics, MSc

actct, Mac

Building Science, MBSc, MASc

Chemical Engineering, PhD, MASc, MEng

Civil Engineering, PhD, MASc, MEng

Communication and Culture, PhD, MA

Computer Networks, MASc, MEng

Computer Science, PhD, MSc

Documentary Media, MFA

Early Childhood Studies, MA

Economics, PhD

Electrical and Computer Engineering, PhD,

MASc, MEng

Environmental Applied Science and

Management, PhD, MASc

Fashion, MA

Immigration and Settlement Studies, MA

International Economics and Finance, MA

Journalism, MJ

Literatures of Modernity, MA

Master of Business Administration, MBA

MBA in the Management of Technology and

iovto, MBa, MTi

Mechanical Engineering, PhD, MASc, MEng

M pocto, Ma

MMSc in the Management of Technology and

iovto, MMSc

Molecular Science, PhD, MSc

Nursing, MN

Nutrition Communication, MHSc

Philosophy, MA

Photographic Preservation and

Collections Management, MA

Physics, PhD, MSc

Policy Studies, PhD

Professional Communication, MPC

Psychology, PhD, MA

Public Policy and Administration, MA

Social Work, MSW

Spatial Analysis, MSA

Urban Development, MPl

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complete program and admission details.

gdut PsDesigned to include a high degree o interaction

among aculty members and graduate students

and have a strong component o scholarship/

research/creative activity

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nIndustrial Internship option fve years in length

nCo-operative basis only fve years in length

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Life at Ryerson

Ryerson students enjoy a vibrant campus community and an urban liestyle.

Student Parade

Student Campus Centre

Lake Devo

George Vari Computing

and Engineering Centre


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ClUbS www.rsuonline.ca

reSiDenCe www.ryerson.ca/housingInternational students are given special consideration for spaces in one of our

three residence complexes. All residences are located on the Ryerson campus,

and the majority of rooms are single occupancy.

PiTman hall

This 14-storey residence houses

566 students in single- and

double-occupancy bedrooms.

A meal plan is compulsory for

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oKeee hoUSe

This 32-student residence

has double- and

triple-occupancy rooms.

inTernaTional living/

learning CenTre

A former hotel, this 11-storey residence

houses 252 students in extra large single

rooms. A meal plan is compulsory for

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SUPPorT www.ryerson.ca/studentservices

At Ryerson, helping you achieve your academic, career and personal goals is the

motivation behind everything we do. From our Access Centre for Students with

Disabilities, to our comprehensive health services, to our Mentoring and Career

Resource Centre, we oer all the support youll need to succeed.

eXChange ProgramS www.ryerson.ca/riRyerson encourages students to make the world their classroom and oers a number

of national and international exchange programs.

inTernaTional ServiCeS or STUDenTS

Ryerson is committed to helping you adjust to your new life in Toronto and at

Ryerson. International Services for Students oers an orientation program, peer

support programming, a full-time student advisor and regular social activities.

www.ryerson.ca/internationalservices

aThleTiCS www.ryersonrams.caRyerson students know how to have fun and stay t. Whether you join a club, play on

an intramural or university athletics team, or work out at the new Ryerson University

Athletics and Recreation Centre at Maple Leaf Gardens, you're sure to have a good

time. Ryerson's new $60 million athletic facility includes a skating rink; running track;

basketball and volleyball courts; studios; and a high performance gym.

Whatever your interests, youre bound to nd a Ryerson student group or

society where you can learn new skills and meet new people. From ethnic and

religious aliations, to student media, to political organizations, to service

groups there is something for everyone.

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Accomplished Students

International students choose Ryerson or a number o reasons.

We spoke to a ew, and here is what they had to say.

JaSon PierCe

Syracuse, USA

Arts and Contemporary Studies

Sahar Zanaib

Lucknow, India

Graphic Communications Management

liSe De monTbrUn

Diego Martin, Trinidad and Tobago

Architectural Science

hUy ngUyen

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Hospitality and Tourism Management

Zohair Khan

Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia

Aerospace Engineering

I chose Ryerson because the campus is in the heart of downtown Toronto. In addition,

the curriculum is not a one-way street from the professor to the student. The students

play as much a part in shaping many of the programs as the administration does.

I chose Ryerson because the Graphic Communications Management program oered me an

opportunity to explore elements beyond my previous understanding of the printing industry.

I also love studying in Toronto this city is alive 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

I chose Ryerson because I wanted to attend an urban university and study architecture.

Ryerson oered the program and the environment that I was looking for.

I chose Ryerson because I wanted to study hospitality in Canadas tourism capital

Toronto. Studying downtown provides incredible access to the industry, and to all

the attractions and events that visitors enjoy.

"I chose Ryerson because it was one of the few schools in Ontario to oer a BEng in Aerospace

Engineering. It also has strong industry connections and oers a wide variety of internship and

co-op opportunities."


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Outstanding Alumni

What happens ater graduation day? Meet a ew alumni who have used their

Ryerson education to reach new heights o success.

Diana CooPer

Magazine Publishing '04 / Politics and Governance '09

SoPhia walKer

Performance Acting '05

leKan olawoye

Social Work '07

Jon bahen

Information Technology Management '05 and '06

ChriS alleyne

Business Management '09

While at Ryerson, Diana Cooper volunteered with local HIV/AIDS organizations and the Masanafu Women in

Development Agency in Uganda. There, she also spent time at an orphanage, eventually meeting and becom-

ing the legal guardian of an abandoned toddler. Later, as part of Cooper's master's degree in globalization

studies from McMaster University, she returned to Uganda to investigate the social and economic impacts of

Chinese trade, investment and aid in sub-Saharan Africa. Today, she is studying law at the Uni versity of Ottawa.

Soon after graduation, Sophia Walker was one of three Ryerson alumni selected to join the Birmingham

Conservatory for Classical Theatre Training at the Stratford Shakespeare Festival. There, she went on to play

the lead in many plays, as well as major roles in Macbeth A Midsummer Night's Dream. In summer 2011, her

sixth season with North America's largest classical repertory theatre, Walker was the second and third narrator The Grapes o Wrath, appeared in The Merry Wives o Windsorand was an understudy in The Misanthrope.

As executive director of the charity For Youth Initiative, Lekan Olawoye increases young people's access to educ-

ational, recreational, economic and cultural opportunities. Olawoye was also one of 25 leaders in Toronto to receive

a 2011 DiverseCity Fellowship. This leadership and networking program is for individuals who are committed to

improving the health and prosperity of Toronto. During the year-long program, DiverseCity Fellows meet with other

leaders, assess their own leadership skills, are matched with a mentor and work to address city-building challenges.

As project manager of the Lake Turkana wind farm in Kenya, Jon Bahen is overseeing a nearly $1-billion project

that, when completed, will be the largest wind farm in Africa. With 365 wind turbines generating over 300

megawatts of electricity, the farm will supply 25 per cent of the total Kenyan electricity production. But it's not

the rst sustainable-energy project that Bahen has managed. As an employee of Vestas, an international wind-

power rm from Denmark, Bahen also supervised the development of the biggest wind farm in Chile.

Graduates are even closer to nding their dream job, thanks to Chris Alleyne. He is co-founder and president

of Fanfare Jobs, an employment resource website that works with employers and post-secondary schools to

place students in high-quality jobs. Overseen by Alleyne, co-founder Latham French and chief technology

ocer Trevor Subryan, Fanfare is housed in Ryerson's Digital Media Zone (DMZ). A workspace for young

innovators and entrepreneurs, the DMZ is a hub of digital media innovation and commercialization.

Photo credit: Rainier Isendam


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when To aPPly

We encourage you to apply for admission as early as possible to facilitate a timelyadmission decision and to ensure that you have sucient time to obtain a study

permit. Applications are available online as early as October 2011. All complete

applications and amendments received by Undergraduate Admissions and

Recruitment by the application dates outlined here will receive equal consideration.

Applications, supporting documents, and amendments received after these dates

will be reviewed subject to space availability in the program(s). However, many

programs will continue to accept applications after the Guaranteed Consideration

Dates visit Programs Accepting Applications at .s.c/uddut/

dss/pp/dtsfor more information.

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GUARANTEED CONSIDERATION DATE FOR APPLICATIONS

TO GRADES-PLUS PROGRAMS

Grades-Plus programs are those that select students on the basis of grades plus

non-academic requirements such as auditions, interviews, portfolios, essays, etc.

Grades-Plus programs are highlighted in the Admission Requirements Chart in

this publication.

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GUARANTEED CONSIDERATION DATE FOR APPLICATIONS

TO GRADES-ONLY PROGRAMS

Grades-Only programs are those that select students on the basis of

academic achievement.

how To aPPlySTeP 1: SUbmiT yoUr aPPliCaTion

Applications for full-time admission to an undergraduate degree program at Ryerson

University are processed through the Ontario Universities Application Centre (OUAC).

Applications are available online at .uc..c.

Applicants who are currently enrolled in an Ontario secondary school (in Ontario

or abroad) in a daytime program of study must use the 101 application.

All other applicants planning to study in Canada on a study permit must use the

105F application.

Applicants currently residing in Canada (Canadian citizens, permanent residents,

or those currently studying in Canada on a study permit or other visa)

or Canadian citizens living elsewhere (not in Canada) use the 105D application.

You must provide current and complete contact information (including mailing

address, email address and telephone numbers) on your OUAC application, and

should avoid using third-party mailing addresses in order to prevent unnecessary

delays in the admission process.

STeP 2: SUbmiT TranSCriPTS, SUPPorTing DoCUmenTS anD

non-aCaDemiC reQUiremenTS

All applicants must review the information in Ryersons ocial Document SubmissionPolicies and Procedures posted at .s.c/uddut/dss/

pp and arrange submission of the following by all noted deadlines:

Ocially Certied Academic Transcripts

Non-Academic Requirements (if applicable)

Ryerson Supplementary Form and Supporting Documents

Proof of English Language Prociency (if applicable)

OFFICIALLY CERTIFIED ACADEMIC TRANSCRIPTS

All applicants must arrange to have one set of ocially certied academic transcripts

including promotion/graduation status of secondary and all post-secondary education

(whether or not you completed your program successfully) submitted directly

by the issuing school and/or agency to Undergraduate Admissions and Recruitment

at Ryerson. If you are a current Ontario secondary school student and have applied

before June 1, your grades will be submitted by your guidance oce to the OUAC.

S .s.c/uddut/dss/ppfor details.

NON-ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS

In addition to academic requirements, Grades-Plus programs consider non-academic

requirements such as interviews, auditions, selection tests, essays, portfolios, etc.

in the selection process. For further information about specic non-academic require-

ments for individual Grades-Plus programs, including specic submission dates and

procedures are available at .s.c/uddut/dss/

and then select Non-Academic Requirements.

RYERSON SUPPLEMENTARY FORM AND SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS

As part of the application process, all applicants that are not currently attending

an Ontario secondary school in a daytime program of study are required to

submit a Ryerson Supplementary Form. When you apply, the OUAC will collect

a supplemental fee of $80 (Cdn.) (subject to change). The Supplementary Form is

available at .s.c/uddut/dss/pp/s.

If you are required to submit supporting documents in addition to your ocially

certied transcripts (e.g., marriage certicate or proof of name change) you

must do so (along with any associated fees) directly to Undergraduate Admissions

and Recruitment. See .s.c/uddut/dss/pp

for details.

Study Permit Applicants

If you are not a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident, you must indicate on

your application that you have obtained or intend to obtain a study permit [and

a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) if applicable]. This must be acquired from the

appropriate Canadian embassy or consulate as soon as you receive an Oer of

Admission from Ryerson University. Visit .cc.c.cfor details. If you are

already in Canada on a study permit, you must submit a copy of your visa

authorization form or immigration papers conrming your status.

PROOF OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY

If you are from a country where English is not the rst language, or where English

is an ocial language but not the rst language, and you have resided in Canada

for four calendar years or less (i.e., your date of entry to Canada was on or after

January 1, 2008 for Fall 2012), you are required to present proof of English Language

Prociency at a satisfactory level (see list of appropriate tests below). Ryerson will

not accept English 12 U or equivalent in lieu of a test of English language prociency.

After you apply and after you have received a request for submission of an English

prociency test score, you must inform Ryerson of the anticipated date that Ryerson

will receive your English Prociency test results. For a list of alternate tests and submis-

sion instructions, go to .s.c/uddut/dss/s

and select Submission of Alternate English Language Test Results.

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Ocial test scores must be sent directly from the applicable issuing agency/testing

centre to Ryerson. Note: applicants are encouraged to make the necessary arrange-

ments for test scores to be received by Ryerson by the Guaranteed Consideration

Deadline date(s). If you apply to Ryerson using an Ontario address, you will be invited

to write the Ryerson Test of English Prociency (RTEP) administered on Ryersons

campus. Ryerson reserves the right to deny admission to those applicants who do

not demonstrate satisfactory English language prociency, regardless of academic

qualications. Visit .s.c/uddut/dss/s

for details.

SUBMISSION OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE P ROFICIENCY TEST RESULTS

All applicants submitting proof of English prociency must complete the

following steps:

Vst .s.c/uddut/dss/s, select Ryerson

Test of English Prociency (RTEP) Registration or Submission of Alternate English

Language Test Results and follow the instructions to inform Undergraduate

Admissions and Recruitment of the specic test you will complete and the

anticipated date that your score will be received by our oce.

Proceed to write the test you have selected.

Make arrangements for your test results to be submitted from the issuing

agency directly to Undergraduate Admissions and Recruitment according

to the deadline dates.

STeP 3: TraCK yoUr aPPliCaTion STaTUS via yoUr

ChooSe>ryerSon PorTal

Choose>Ryerson is your personalized web portal that we use to communicate directly

with you as a prospective student and as an applicant. It will be your responsibility as

an applicant to track the status of your application(s) and view all communications

issued to you from Ryerson via your Choose>Ryerson portal at choose.ryerson.ca.

After youve submitted your application, youll be required to read all of the information

we post directly to the My Application Status and Documents page of your personal

Choose>Ryerson account (available to you around the clock, seven days a week).

aDmiSSion reQUiremenTS.s.c/uddut/dss/

To be eligible for admission to a Ryerson program, you must:

Meet Ryersons admission requirements from the jurisdiction or country from which

you have been educated, as well as the subject prerequisite requirements for the

specic program(s) to which you have applied. Ryerson reserves the right to be

the nal arbiter of what it will accept on an equivalency basis. Please refer to the

Admission Requirements chart on the following pages of this publication for

further details.

Prerequisite subjects should form part of your academic background, especially

in the last two years of secondary and/or post-secondary studies. Applicants

to engineering programs (Aerospace, Biomedical, Chemical Co-op, Civil,

Computer, Electrical, Industrial, Mechanical, Undeclared), science programs(Biology, Chemistry, Contemporary Science, Mathematics and its Applications,

Medical Physics, Undeclared) and Computer Science must have completed a

course in Calculus to be considered for admission.

Strong academic performance is required overall and in prerequisite subjects.

Your complete academic record, including secondary school as well as all post-

secondary studies (e.g., college, university or other post-secondary institutions)

will be reviewed and considered as part of the competitive selection process.

Candidates are selected on the basis of overall academic performance in relation

to other candidates. Some programs also consider non-academic criteria in the

decision process.

Studies that meet the academic requirements for admission must be completed

or in progress at the time of the application submission.

Please note: There are Math and English prociency tests for rst-year engineering

students. Complete details are provided after admission.

For a complete listing of country-specic admission requirements, visit

.s.c/uddut/dss/ and follow the

links to Alternate/Equivalent Standing Required From Applicants Not Educated

in the Province of Ontario.

Journali sm, Radio 580 Paper-based 90 6.5 70

and Television 92-93 Internet-ba sed

All engineeri ng programs 560 Paper-based 85 6.5 60

Biology 83-87 Internet-ba sed

Chemistry

Contemporary Science

Mathematics and its

Applications

Medical Physics

Undeclared Science

(entry option only)

All other Ryerson programs 580 Paper-based 85 6.5 70

92-93 Internet-based

*Subject to change use as a guideline only

TOEFL - Test o E nglish as a Foreign Language; MELAB - Michigan English Language Assessment Battery;

IELTS - International English Language Testing Service; CAEL - Canadian Academic English Language Assessment

minimUm engliSh ProiCienCy SCoreS*

UNDERGRADUATE TOEFL - Ryerson MELAB IELTS CAEL

PROGRAMS Institute Code 0886


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Admission RequirementsPs t: The inormation provided here is an o verview and subject to change. Admission requirements vary by program and aculty and program-specifc requirements apply. Possession o the minimum

requirements does not guarantee admission. Due to competition, higher results may be required or some programs. Full details are available at .s.c/uddut/dss/ .

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Ontario Secondary School Diploma

(OSSD) with a minimum overall

average of 70%* in six Grade 12 U/M

courses, or equivalent, establishes

eligibility for admission; subject tocompetition, individual Ryerson

programs may establish higher

academic averages. All Ryerson

programs also stipulate specic

subject prerequisites. Grades

required for admission are

determined on the basis of

competition.

Graduation from Grade 12 of an

academic program at an accredited

secondary school with high

academic standing including

minimum B grades in the program-specic subject prerequisites and a

minimum B overall average. Subject

to competition, applicants may be

required to present averages/grades

above the minimum. The high school

prole (including accreditation,

grading scheme, etc.) must

accompany the academic record.

SAT Reasoning with a minimum

score of 550 in each SAT component

is recommended. ACT scores

(24 minimum) and Advanced

Placement (AP) examination results

are also considered.

AP courses with examination scores

o 4 or higher will be considered or

transer credit on an individual basis.

Engineering students are not eligibleor transer credits or core and

proessional engineering courses

using AP examinations.

Applicants must present the

following: GCE A Levels (at least two

A Levels in dierent subject areas

with predicted and nal grades of

B or higher in one subject and C orhigher in another subject) and GCSE

O Levels (at least three dierent

subject areas at the GCSE O Level

with nal grades of at least B or

higher in one subject and C or higher

in two other subjects). Note: two AS

Levels are acceptable in place of an

A Level. Prerequisite subjects should

be presented at the GCE A Level,

however excellent AS Level and

GCSE O Levels will be considered

for some programs.

GCE A Levels with grades o C or higher

may be considered or transer credit

on an individual basis. No transer

credit is given or A S Levels. Engineer-

ing students are not eligible or transer

credits or core and proessionalengineering courses using

GCE A Levels.

Applicants who have completed

the International Baccalaureate (IB)

Diploma must present grades of four

or higher in three Higher Level and

three Standard Level subjects with agrade total of 28 or higher. Subject

to competition, applicants may be

required to present averages/grades

above the minimum. Applicants

must include the specic subject

requirements for the program(s) to

which they are applying among their

Higher and Standard Levels.

IB Higher Levels with grades o 5 or

higher may be considered or transer

credit on an individual basis.

Engineering students are not eligible

or transer credits or core and

proessional engineering courses

using IB courses.

aCUlTy o engineering, arChiTeCTUre anD SCienCe Subject Prerequisite Requirements and Non-Academic Requirements (If Applicable)

e (be)- Aerospace

- Biomedical

- Chemical Co-op

- Civil

- Computer

- Electrical

- Industrial

- Mechanical

- Undeclared (entry option only)

English/Anglais (ENG4U/EAE4U

preferred), Advanced Functions

(MHF4U), Physics (SPH4U) and

Chemistry (SCH4U). One of Calculus

and Vectors (MCV4U) (preferred),

Mathematics of Data Management

(MDM4U), Biology (SBI4U), Earth

and Space Science (SES4U)

Grade 12 English, senior-level

Math with Calculus, Physics

and Chemistry

English, Math, Physics and

Chemistry (Math and either Physics

or Chemistry at the A Level are

required)

English, Math**, Physics and

Chemistry

**Math Studies is not acceptable

actctu Scc(bacSc)English/Anglais (ENG4U/EAE4U

preferred), Physics (SPH4U) and

Mathematics [one of Calculus and

Vctos (MCV4u) o avc

Functions (MHF4U)]

Grade 12 English, Physics and

senior-level Math with Calculus

E nglish, Math and Physics English, Math** and Physics


Non-academic requirements: portfolio, admission questionnaire, On-Campus Admission Information and Evaluation

Session (alternate process for applicants more than 400 km away).

Scc (bSc)- Biology

- Chemistry

- Contemporary Science

- Medical Physics




(MHF4U), and two of Physics

(SPH4U), Chemistry (SCH4U)

or Biology (SBI4U)


Math with Calculus, and two of

Biology, Chemistry or Physics

English, Math, and two of


English, Math**, and two o



mttcs d tsappcts (bSc)



(MHF4U), one of Calculus and

Vectors (MCV4U) or Mathematics of

Data Management (MDM4U), and

one of Biology (SBI4U) or Chemistry(SCH4U) or Physics (SPH4U)

Grade 12 English, senior-level Math

with Calculus, and one of Biology,

Chemistry or Physics

English, Math, one of Biology,


English, Math**, one of Biology,



Cput Scc (bSc) English/Anglais (ENG4U/EAE4Upreferred), Advanced Functions

(MHF4U), one of Physics (SPH4U)

or Chemistry (SCH4U) or Biology

(SBI4U), and either Calculus and

Vectors (MCV4U) (preferred) or


(MdM4u)


Math with Calculus and one of

Physics, Chemistry or Biology

English, Math and one of Physics,

Chemistry or Biology

English, Math** and one of Physics,

Chemistry or Biology


* Ryerson receives more applications than spaces available. The averages/grades required for admission selection to each program is determined on the basis of competition each year.

Possession of minimum averages and/or grades does not guarantee admission.


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D P otac Sc Sst/ adcd Pct


aCUlTy o CommUniCaTion & DeSign Subject Prerequisite Requirements and Non-Academic Requirements (If Applicable)

s (bDs)- Communication

- Design


preferred) and Grade 11 U or M or

Grade 12 U Mathematics (one ofMCF3M, MCR3U, MHF4U, MCV4U,

MDM4U). Recommended: Visual Art

Grade 12 English, senior-level Math English and Math English and Math

Non-academic requirements: portfolio, resum and short essay.

gpc Cuctsmt (bTc)

English/Anglais (ENG4U/EAE4U pre-

ferred) and Grade 11 U or M or Grade

12 U Mathematics (one of MCF3M,

MCR3U, MHF4U, MCV4U, MDM4U).

Recommended: Grade 12 Principles

of Financial Accounting (BAT4M)

and/or Communication Technology

(TgJ4M)

Grade 12 English,

senior-level Math

English and Math English and Math

i ats (ba)- Film Studies

- New Media

- Photography Studies


preferred)

Grade 12 English English English

Non-academic requirements: Studs portfolio, project outline, written statement and resum; n md artist project, portfolio and resum;

Ptp Studs portfolio, written statement and resum.

it Ds (biD) English/Anglais (ENG4U/EAE4Upreferred). Grade 11 U or M or Grade


MCR3U, MHF4U, MCV4U, MDM4U).

One additional Grade 12 U or

M course from AVI4M, CIA4U,

Cgw4u,Chi4u, Sph4u, TgJ4M o

TdJ4M


and a senior-level Visual Arts,

Humanities, Social Science or

Physics

English, Math and a Visual Arts,

Humanities, Social Science

or Physics

English, Math and a Visual Arts,

Humanities, Social Science

or Physics

Non-academic requirements: portfolio, personal essay, design test and interview with faculty may be required.

Jus (bJu) English/Anglais (ENG4U/EAE4U) Grade 12 English English English

Non-academic requirements: questionnaire and essay. Portfolio (of published work) encouraged.

rd d Ts (ba) English/Anglais (ENG4U/EAE4U) Grade 12 English English English

Non-academic requirements: personal essay, research-based essay, resum and two referee forms.

Tt (ba)- Performance Acting

- Performance Dance- Performance Production


preferred)


Non-academic requirements: Pc act audition/interview, written statement, resum and reference letters; Pc Dc

audition/interview, resum and reference letters; Pc Pduct interview, resum, reference letters, written statement and optional portfolio.

aCUlTy o arTS Subject Prerequisite Requirements

ats (ba)- Criminal Justice

- English

- Environment and Urban

Sustainability*

- Geographic Analysis

- History*

- Politics and Governance

- Psychology

- Sociology


* Pending fnal approval by the RyersonUniversity Board o Governors.

English/Anglais

(ENG4U/EAE4U preferred)


ats d CtpStuds (ba)


preferred)


itt eccsd c (ba)


preferred) and Mathematics [one of

Advanced Functions (MHF4U) or

Calculus and Vectors (MCV4U) or


(MDM4U)] > MHF4U and MCV4U are

the preerred Mathematics courses


(Pre-Calculus or Calculus preferred)

English and Math English and Math**

**Math Studies is not recommended


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Admission RequirementsD P ot

ac Sc Sst/ adcd Pct


TeD rogerS SChool o managemenT Subject Prerequisite Requirements

Cc (bC)- Accounting and Finance*

- Business Management

- Business Technology Management- Hospitality and Tourism Management

- Retail Management

* Pending fnal approval by the Ryerson

University Board o Governors.


preferred) and Mathematics [one

of Advanced Functions (MHF4U) or

Calculus and Vectors (MCV4U) orMathematics of Data Management

(MDM4U)] > MHF4U and MCV4U are

the preerred Mathematics courses

Ontario Math Requirements or

Accounting and Finance:

For Fall 2012 admission, two

mathematics courses are strongly

recommended. The preerred

mathematics courses are Grade

12 U Advanced Functions

(MHF4U) and Grade 12 U Calculus

and Vectors (MCV4U).

Efective Fall 2013, two math-

ematics courses [Grade 12 U

Advanced Functions (MHF4U)

AND Calculus and Vectors

(MCV4U)] will be required

or admission.


(Pre-Calculus or Calculus preferred)

English and Math English and Math**

**Math Studies is not recommended

aCUlTy o CommUniTy ServiCeS Subject Prerequisite Requirements and Non-Academic Requirements (If Applicable)

Cd d yut C (ba) English/Anglais (ENG4U/EAE4Upreferred)


e Cdd educt(ba)


preferred). One Grade 11 U or M or

Grade 12 U Mathematics or Science

course (one of MCF3M, MCR3U,

SCh3u, Sph3u, SBi3u, SnC3M,

MHF4U, MCV4U, MDM4U, PSE4U,

SBi4u, SCh4u, Sph4u, SeS4u,

SnC4M)

Grade 12 English and se nior-level

Math or Science (Biology, Chemistry

or Physics)

English and Math or Science

(Biology, Chemistry or Physics)

English and Math or Science

(Biology, Chemistry or Physics)

md (bhSc) English/Anglais (ENG4U/EAE4Upreferred). One of Biology (SBI4U)

or Chemistry (SCH4U). One Grade

12 U or M course in Canadian WorldStudies or the Social Sciences and

Humanities


Science (Biology or Chemistry)

and a senior-level Social Science

or Humanities

English, Biology or Chemistry and

a Social Science or Humanities

English, Biology or Chemistry and

a Social Science or Humanities

Non-academic requirements: Ryerson Midwifery Program Supplementary application form and personal letter. Interview when requested.

nus (bScn) English/Anglais (ENG4U/EAE4Upreferred), Biology (SBI4U), Chemis-

try (SCH4U), Grade 11 U/M or Grade


MCR3U, MHF4U, MCV4U, MDM4U)


Biology, Chemistry and Math

English, Biology, Chemistry

Mt

English, Biology, Chemistry

Mt

nutt d d (baSc) English/Anglais (ENG4U/EAE4Upreferred), Chemistry (SCH4U)

and Biology (SBI4U)


Chemistry and Biology

English, Chemistry and Biology English, Chemistry and Biology

occupt d Pucht (baSc)- Occupational Health and Safety

- Public Health and Safety


preferred) and one of Chemistry

(SCH4U) or Biology (SBI4U).

Recommended: Grade 12 U courses

in Physics and Mathematics

Grade 12 English and senior-level

Science (Biology or Chemistry).

Recommended: Physics and Math

at the senior level

English, one of Biology or Chemistry.


English, one of Biology or Chemistry


Sc wk (bSw) English/Anglais (ENG4U/EAE4Upreferred)


U d r P(bUrPi)


preferred). Recommended:

Grade 12 U or M courses in Social

Sciences and the Humanities,

Economics, and Grade 12 U courses

in Canadian and World Studies and/

or Mathematics

Grade 12 English. Recommended:

senior-level subjects in the Social

Sccs Mt o Scc

English. Recommended: Math and/

o Scc

English. Recommended: Math and/

o Scc


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Financial Matters

inTernaTional SCholarShiPS

International students with high academic standing are encouraged to applyfor an International Secondary School Student Merit Scholarship. International

students are also eligible to apply for select scholarships once they begin their studies

at Ryerson. For additional information, visit .s.c/cutstudts/

ds/tc.

emPloymenT oPPorTUniTieSo Cpus

International students may work part time on campus throughout their time

at Ryerson. There are a number of campus employment opportunities available

exclusively to international students through the International Services for

Students Work Experience Program (ISSWEP).

of Cpus

After six months of full-time study at Ryerson, international students may apply

for an o-campus work permit, allowing them to pursue part-time employment

Tooto.

at gdut

International students who have completed their studies at post-secondary

institutions in Canada are eligible to work for up to three years following the

completion of their degrees.

For complete details on employment opportunities for international students,

vst .s.c/ttscs .

eSTimaTeD CoSTS or one aCaDemiC year

(EIGHT MONTHS, SEPTEMBER 2011 TO APRIL 2012)

eXPenSe CoST in CanaDian DollarS

Tuition Fees* $17,602 to $19,256

University Health Insurance

Program (UHIP)**

$684

Course Materials/Resources*** $500 to $2,500+

Room and Board $9,841 to $12,294

Local Transportation (Subway/

Buses)****

$800

Incidentals $2,000 to $3,200

TOTAL EXPENSES $31,427 to $38,734+

Exact fees vary by student and program. Tuition fees for 2011-2012 will be conrmed

in June 2012. Fees statements are mailed between June and September. Fees are subject

to change without notice.

Subject to change without notice.

Costs of books, supplies, course materials, lab fees, equipment, kits and academic eld trips

can vary from $500 to $9,900 each year f or students in some programs (e.g., Architectural

Science, Fashion, Image Arts, Interior Design, Theatre, and Urban and Regional Planning).

Costs for travelling within the city of Toronto may vary from travelling outside of the city.

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