Direct Entry Guide PDF

2012 - 2013
Direct Entry Application Guide
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Information and Instructions for Prospective Undergraduate Students
THE APPLICATION PROCESS
ADMISSIONS OFFICE | 424 University Centre | Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada R3T 2N2 | Phone: 204-474-8808 | Fax: 204-474-7554 | umanitoba.ca/admissions
1. This Direct Entry Application Guide provides information on the
entrance requirements and application process for all students, including high
school students, who are applying for admission to:
University 1
School of Agriculture (diploma program)
School of Art (Fine Arts studio degree programs)
School of Art (Fine Arts diploma program)
General Studies (Extended Education)
Marcel A. Desaultels Faculty of Music
This Guide also provides information for high school students seeking direct
admission to any of the following programs:
Faculty of Agricultural & Food Sciences
Asper School of Business
School of Dental Hygiene
Faculty of Engineering
Faculty of Human Ecology
Faculty of Kinesiology & Recreation Management
Faculty of Science
These programs also accept transfer applications. Information and application material for transfer students, for these and other University of Manitoba
undergraduate programs, are available on our website.
2. Use the paper Direct Entry Application Form only if you are unable to
apply using the on-line application form available at umanitoba.ca/apply now.
On-line applications can be processed quicker than paper applications.
3. Entrance requirements, starting terms, and deadlines are listed on
page 2-4 of this Guide. If you miss the requirements or deadline for your preferred option, please check with the Admissions Office for advice and alternate
suggestions. Information for advanced entry options are found on our website.
The application deadline is the date for the application to be completed online, or post-marked, or received in-person at the Admissions Office. The
application fee must accompany the application to be considered submitted by
the deadline.
4. High school subject prerequisites: Some University of Manitoba undergraduate courses, particularly mathematics and science courses, will have
specific high school courses as prerequisites to register in these courses. These
prerequisites may not be required for admission to the direct entry program,
but are required for course registration. If students have not completed the necessary high school courses, they can complete a preparatory upgrading course
at U of M. See our website for listings of these high school prerequisites.
other than English, you must meet the English Language proficiency requirement as
detailed on page 4.
8. Indigenous / Aboriginal Peoples Information in Section 8 of the Application
is collected to assist the University in meeting its commitment to recruit and retain
Indigenous students from Canada and the United States. This declaration will also
be used by the Financial Aid & Awards Office for awards selection purposes. The
declaration is voluntary except where students are requesting consideration for a.)
Indigenous-specific financial awards and/or b.) Special consideration into a faculty
based on Indigenous identity. In these cases, verification of ancestry will be required.
An Indigenous person is a member of a Canadian First Nation, Mtis, or Inuit
Community, or is an American Indian. Canadian First Nation or American Indian
includes Status, Treaty, or Registered Indians as well as Non-Status, and NonRegistered Indians.
The University of Manitoba is committed to the principle of merit and the equitable
participation and success of under-represented groups such as women, Indigenous
peoples, members of visible minority groups, persons with disabilities, and persons
who traditionally have not had the opportunity for university studies because of economic, social, cultural reasons, lack of formal education or residence in remote areas.
9. Email and mailing addresses: It is important to check your email/mail on a
regular basis and to keep these addresses up to date. You will receive a notice of the
admission decision after all documentation is received, assessed and an admission
decision is made. Some faculties hold selection meetings in middle to late spring and
applicants must wait for the results of these meetings.
10. Student Residences: To apply for on-campus accommodation, use the online
form or download the paper form on the Student Residences website (umanitoba.
ca/student/housing). Apply early as spaces fill up quickly; you do not need to be accepted for admission to apply for residence.

11. Entrance scholarships: You will be considered automatically for most entrance
scholarships if you apply for admission by the deadline (see chart on page 2). The
requirements for an entrance scholarship are more rigorous than the requirements for
admission. For complete information on these and other scholarship possibilities, see
Financial Aid & Awards at umanitoba.ca/student/awards.
12. Offers of admission: If you are offered admission to a program other than
University 1, Engineering, or General Studies, you may be required to confirm
your acceptance of the offer of admission with the Admissions Office to finalize the
process. You will receive details on how to confirm the acceptance of your offer with
your formal offer of admission. Students accepting offers of admission to the School
of Art will be asked to submit a $100 tuition deposit to confirm their acceptance.
5. Direct Entry application fees: The non-refundable application fee must

accompany your application. Canadian citizens/Permanent Residents: $80.00
(CDN) and International students: $110.00 (CDN).
13. Alternate choice of program: If your application for Direct Entry admission
is unsuccessful, you will automatically be considered for admission to an alternate
program (University 1 or General Studies).
6. Required documentation: You will receive an acknowledgement letter

or email detailing required documentation within a few days of the receipt
of your application by the Admissions Office. Make note of your Admission
Officers name and contact information, and your U of M ID and Applicant
Numbers for any future questions about your application.
If you wish to be considered for an alternate choice other than University 1 or General Studies, you must complete a second application form (online or paper) and pay a
second application fee. The second application must be submitted by the appropriate
application deadline. You do not need to wait for the admission decision on your first
choice to apply for an alternate program.
Current Manitoba and NW Ontario high school students who apply for admission by May 1, 2012 will have their marks submitted automatically by their
high schools. All other applicants must request their schools to forward official
mark statements, including proof of graduation, to the Admissions Office.
Official transcripts are required of any college or university attendance, with
the exception of University of Manitoba transcripts.
14. Courier service: If your application is approved and you are an international
applicant residing outside of Canada/USA, your acceptance letter will be sent by
courier. A charge of $70 CDN will be added to your student account for this service.
If you applied with the help of an educational representative/agent who has a signed
agreement with the University, this fee will be waived.
Photocopies are not accepted. It is recommended that original documents be

sent by registered mail or courier to prevent loss. Original documents, such
as marriage or birth certificates, will be returned to applicants. Other original
documents may be returned if the request is made by October 1, 2012 (for Fall
2012 applications). Transcripts and other academic documents become University property and will not be returned.
7. English language proficiency requirement: If your primary language is
15. Required orientation or tutorial session: All newly admitted University 1

students must complete the online Start@U1 tutorial prior to registration. Details on
the tutorial will be sent with the notice of acceptance. Students admitted to other programs that require completion of the tutorial or attendance at orientations or student
advisor appointments will also receive information as necessary.
16. Course registration: Registration for courses is usually completed online
through the Aurora Student system on the U of M website. More information on
registration can be found on the Registrars Office website
University of Manitoba | 2012 - 2013 | Direct Entry Application Guide
The following charts list the Fall Term Admission (September 2012) entrance requirements for Manitoba Grade 12 students. Equivalent levels of study from other
Canadian provinces and other countries will be accepted; see umanitoba.ca/admissions for details.
Early
A clear admission based upon final Manitoba Grade 12 results

or the equivalent from other provinces or countries. Open to
all current and former Grade 12 students.
A provisional admission based on strong Manitoba

Grade 11 results (or the equivalent from other Canadian
provinces), pending confirmation that all graduation and
course requirements for Final Admission are met by June
30, 2012. Open to current Canadian high school students
applying for admission for September 2012.
A provisional admission based on mid-term Manitoba Grade

12 marks (or the equivalent from other Canadian provinces
or other countries), pending confirmation that all graduation
and course requirements for Final Admission are met by
June 30, 2012. Open to current high school students applying for admission for September 2012.
General Requirements Unless otherwise indicated, each

program requires Manitoba high school graduation, with five
full credits at the Grade 12 level, in courses designated S (Specialized), G (General), or U (Dual Credit University), with a
minimum of three of these credits in S or U courses.
Specific Requirements Candidates must meet the specific
subject requirements, minimum grades, average or other
requirements as listed below for the program. Should demand
exceed available positions, higher averages may be required to
be competitive.
General Requirements Five Grade 11 credits designated S of G are required, with at least three at the S level.
Specific Requirements Any specific courses, minimum
marks, averages or other requirements as listed below for
the program.
General & Specific Requirements Interim or final Grade

12 marks that indicate candidate should be able to meet all
of the General Requirements and Specific Requirements for
Final Admission
May 1, 2012 unless otherwise indicated in program

information below
December 1, 2011
February 24, 2012 unless otherwise indicated in program

notes below
Final Grade 12 mark statement with proof of graduation: July

6, 2012*. See Program notes for other deadlines.
Official Grade 11 mark statement - December 9, 2011.

Final Grade 12 mark statement with proof of graduation:
July 6, 2012*. See program notes for other deadlines.
Interim Grade 12 results - April 15, 2012.*

Final Grade 12 mark statement with proof of graduation:
July 6, 2012. See program notes for other deadlines.
Requirements
Definition
Advanced Early
Application
Deadline
Provisional Admissions
Final Admission
Document
Deadline
APPLICATION CATEGORY
HIGH SCHOOL OR GAP YEAR STUDENTS
Entrance
Scholarships
* If you a current Manitoba high school student, and apply for admission by the application deadlines listed above, your school will submit your interim Grade 12 marks (for Early Admission) and final Grade 12 marks on your behalf. All other applicants are responsible for arranging to have official mark statements, including proof of graduation with your final grades,
sent to the Admissions Office by the documentation deadline given above.
Qualified students will be considered automatically for most entrance requirements if they apply for admission by the deadline. The requirements for an Entrance Scholarship are more
rigorous than the requirements for admission. For complete information on these and other scholarship possibilities see Financial Aid & Awards at umanitoba.ca/student/awards.
Advanced Early Admission Scholarships: for qualified Manitoba and northwest Ontario high school students who apply for admission by December 1, 2011. Entrance Scholarships: for
qualified in-Canada high school applicants who apply for admission by February 24, 2012. International Entrance Scholarships: for qualified out-of-Canada high school applicants who
apply for admission by May 1, 2012.
REQUIREMENTS
UNIVERSITY 1
Final Admission: General Requirements as above, plus completion of ONE

of the following sets of requirements:
Set A:
i. One credit of Grade 12 S or U
English with a minimum grade of
60%, and
ii. A minimum average of 70% over
three Grade 12S or U credits
Set B: (Limited admission)
i. One credit of Grade 12 S or U
English, with a minimum grade of
60%, and
ii. A minimum average of 63-69%
over three Grade 12 S or U credits
Set C: (Limited admission)
i. A minimum average of 70% over
three Grade 12 S or U credits, but
lacking the Grade 12 S or U English requirement (either less than
60% or no credit at all)
Advanced Early: General Requirements as above, plus:
1. English 30S (minimum 80%)
2. A minimum average of 80% over
any three 30S courses
Early: Interim or final Grade 12 marks
that indicate candidate should meet all
of the General and Specific Requirements for Final Admission. Notes: The
recommended application deadline for
Final Admission is May 1, 2012 but
applications will continue to be accepted
until August 15, 2012. Late applications
may be presented in-person with all
required documentation until August 27,
2012. Admission after that time is only
possible with the permission of the program advisor. Admission under Set B or
C will be considered a limited admission
to University 1; some registration re-
strictions and performance standards will apply,

and additional academic supports and services
will be provided. Out-of-Canada international
students are not eligible for Limited Admission.
Applicants from international high schools may
present a first language literature course in lieu
of Grade 12 English.
FACULTY OF AGRICULTURAL & FOOD

SCIENCES
Final Admission: General Requirements as

above, plus a minimum 85% average over the
following, with no less than 60% in each course:
a. English 40S
b. Pre-Calculus Mathematics 40S or Applied
Mathematics 40S
c. Chemistry 40S, Physics 40S, Biology 40S,
or Computer Science 40S
Advanced Early: General Requirements as
above plus a minimum 85% average over the
a. English 30S
Mathematics 30S
c. Chemistry 30S, Physics 30S, Biology 30S
or Computer Science 30S
Early: Interim or final Grade 12 marks that
indicate candidate should meet all of the General
and Specific Requirements for Final Admission.
SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE (DIPLOMA

PROGRAM)
Final Admission: Completion of Grade 12

and Manitoba high school graduation are
recommended. Successful completion of the
following courses:
a. English 40S
b. Mathematics 40S or 45S
c. A science 40S
above plus successful completion of the following courses:
a. English 30S
b. Mathematics 30S or 35S
c. A science 30S
Notes: Students without a suitable high school
standing may be admitted upon the recommendation of a selection committee. An interview
may be required. Applications may be considered after the May 1, 2012 deadline should
spaces remain available.
SCHOOL OF ART (STUDIO DEGREE

PROGRAM IN FINE ARTS)

above, plus candidates must meet the same entrance requirements as University 1 applicants.
Advanced Early: Not available. Early: Interim
or final Grade 12 marks that indicate candidate
should meet all of the General and Specific
Requirements for Final Admission. Notes: The
final application deadline is April 16, 2012. A
portfolio with a supporting written statement is
required of every applicant, with this material to
be submitted in early April to the School of Art.
Grade 12 Art is recommended.
SCHOOL OF ART (DIPLOMA PROGRAM

IN FINE ARTS)
Final Admission: Applicants do NOT need to

meet the General Requirements as listed above
but high school graduation is recommended.
should meet high school graduation requirements. Notes: The final application deadline
is April 16, 2012. A portfolio with a supporting
written statement is required of every applicant,
with this material to be submitted in early April
to the School of Art. Grade 12 Art is recommended.
ASPER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
Final Admission General Requirements as

a. English 40S
b. Pre-Calculus Mathematics 40S (recommended) or Applied Mathematics 40S
c. A third 40S course
a. English 30S
Mathematics 30S
Notes: Should the number of eligible candidates
exceed the available spaces, an average higher
than the 85% minimum will be required to be
competitive.
SCHOOL OF DENTAL HYGIENE

a. English 40S
b. TWO of Mathematics 40S (either PreCalculus, recommended, or Applied),
Biology 40S or Chemistry 40S
Requirements for Final Admission. Notes: An
average higher than 85% may be required to be
competitive. Only Canadian Citizens and Permanent Residents will be considered for admission.
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING

REQUIREMENTS CONTINUED
following, with no less than 60% in each

course:
a. Pre-Calculus Mathematics 40S
b. Chemistry 40S
c. Physics 40S
Advanced Early: General Requirements
as above, plus a minimum 85% average
over the following, with no less than
60% in each course:
a. Pre-Calculus Mathematics 30S
b. Chemistry 30S
c. Physics 30S
Early: Interim or final Grade 12 marks
that indicate candidate should meet all
of the General and Specific requirements
for Final Admission.
GENERAL STUDIES (EXTENDED

EDUCATION)
OTHER APPLICATION CATEGORIES
Final Admission: General Requirements

as above, plus candidates must meet
the same admission standards as Set A
University 1 applicants.
Advanced Early: Not available. Early
Not available. Notes: High school
students who are planning to complete a
degree at the U of M should seek admission to University 1. The application
deadline for Final Admission is August
15, 2012, but late applications may be
presented in-person with all required documentation until August 27, 2012. Admission after
that time is only possible with the permission of
the program advisor.
FACULTY OF HUMAN ECOLOGY

a. English 40S
b. Chemistry 40S, Biology 40S, or a Mathematics 40S
a. English 30S
b. Chemistry 30S, Biology 30S, or a Mathematics 30S
and Specific requirements for Final Admission.
FACULTY OF KINESIOLOGY &

RECREATION MANAGEMENT

a. English 40S
OTHER APPLICATION
CATEGORIES
Application and documentation deadlines are

the same as listed for direct entry high school
applicants.
Auditing students Students who wish to attend
lectures for a particular course who do not wish to

write the exams or receive any degree credit for
the courses.
Direct entry choices
Requirements
Written permission from the professor
Limited to Canadian citizens and Permanent
Residents
Concurrent students Manitoba Grade 12 stu-
dents who want to challenge specific University

courses or to take these courses at their school.
Check with your school counsellor to see if this
opportunity is available at your high school.
Requirements
Strong grade 11 marks
Letters of recommendation from your high
school principal and subject teacher
There is no application fee for concurrent
students.
High school graduates with some university or

college studies (less than one year) Students
who have taken only a few university or college
courses who will be considered for admission on
the basis of their high school records.
University 1
School of Agriculture (Diploma program)
School of Art (Fine Arts studio degree or
diploma programs)
Faculty of Engineering
Requirements
Must meet the General and Specific Requirements as listed under Final Admission in the
Direct Entry chart above.
May need to meet minimum standards on any
university/college work
b. Mathematics 40S
c. Biology 40S (recommended), Chemistry
40S, Physics 40S, or Social Studies 40S
(World Human Geography, Western Civilization History, or Social Studies: World
Issues)
requirements for Final Admission. Notes: The
Athletic Therapy program is not open to direct
entry applicants. Should the number of eligible
candidates exceed the available spaces, an
average higher than the 85% minimum will be
required to be competitive.
MARCEL A. DESAULTELS FACULTY OF

MUSIC

above, plus candidates must meet the same
admission standards as University 1 applicants.
above plus:
1. English 30S (minimum 80%)
2. A minimum average of 80% over any three
30S courses
Notes: Candidates must complete two applica-
Official high school and college/university transcripts required

Portfolio and written statement required for School
of Art
Audition and theory assessment required for Faculty
of Music
Mature status students Mature Status applicants are
older students (at least 21 years) who do not meet the

Universitys regular high school requirements, who have
limited experience at colleges or university (24 credit
hours or less) and who are Canadian citizens or Permanent Residents.
University 1
General Studies (Canadian Military only)
Engineering
School of Art (Fine Arts diploma program)
Requirements
Proof of age required
Proof of citizenship if not born in Canada required
Transcripts of any high school or university/college
work required
Engineering applicants require a minimum final
grade of 60% in Chemistry 40S, Pre-Calculus Math
40S, and Physics 40S (or the equivalent) plus a
minimum 85% average over these subjects
of Art
of Music
Special students Students wishing to take courses for
personal or professional reasons but who are not currently

wishing to pursue a degree program.
School of Art (Fine Arts studio degree or diploma
programs)
Requirements
Usually some university background (one or more
years) or first degree is required
Complete official university/college transcripts are
required.
Faculty/School permission is required to be a Special Student in Agriculture, Art, or Music.
tions, the University application and the Faculty

of Music application by January 15, 2012. An
audition and a theory assessment are required of
all applicants - see umanitoba.ca/faculties/music/prospective/Undergraduate.html. Music 40S
and a 40S language are recommended.
FACULTY OF SCIENCE

a. English 40S
c. Biology 40S, Chemistry 40S, Computer
Science 40S, or Physics 40S
a. English 30S
c. Biology 30S, Chemistry 30S, Computer
Science 30S, or Physics 30S
Early Interim or final Grade 12 marks that
Second Degree students Students who have already
completed a first degree at a recognized university

programs)
Advanced entry options (see our website)
Requirements
Official university transcripts including proof of
degree are required.
of Art
of Music
Transfer students with one or more year of college

or university studies Students who have attempted a
year or more of university or college courses who will

be considered for admission on the basis of their postsecondary records
programs)
Advanced entry options (see our website)
Requirements
Must be in good standing at the previous college or
university
Will need to meet minimum standards on any university/college work
of Art
of Music
See our website for requirements for advanced entry
options
Visiting students Students registered at another university who wish to complete courses at U of M for transfer
to their home university.
Requirements
Letter of permission from home institution
WINTER OF SUMMER TERMS

LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
CONTACT US
ADMISSION TO WINTER OR SUMMER TERMS

Winter Term Deadlines*
(January 2013)
Summer Term Deadlines*

(May-August 2013)
Programs
Requirements
Applications
Documentation
Applications
Documentation
University 1
See General and Specific

Requirements for Final
Admissions as listed above
for Fall 2012 admission.
December 3, 2012 Late

in-person applications
with all documents will be
accepted until December
10, 2012. Applications
may be considered after
this deadline with the
permission of the program
advisor.
December 10, 2012
One-month before the

beginning of classes.
Late applications with all
documents will be accepted
up to five days before the
start of classes. Applications
may be considered after
this deadline with the
permission of the program
advisor.
Five days before the

beginning of classes
General Studies
(Extended
Education)
* Registration for classes in these terms opens well before these application and documentation deadlines. Apply early and submit all documentation as quickly as possible
to be able to access earlier registration times.
ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY REQUIREMENT

English is the language of instruction and communication at the U of M.
Accordingly, if your primary language1 is not English, or if your previous
education has been conducted in another language, you must demonstrate a
command of English sufficient to meet the demands of classroom instruction,
written assignments, and participation in tutorials and discussions.
If your primary language is not English, you will be required to demonstrate
your proficiency in the use of the English language by meeting any of the
options 1-8 listed below. Test scores older than two years may not be accepted.
ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY OPTIONS
1. Achieve a satisfactory result on the Test of English as a Foreign Language

(TOEFL) by achieving any one of the following:
a) a minimum total score of 80 with a recommended minimum score of 19
in each skill area on the internet-based TOEFL, or
[The TOEFL institution code for University of Manitoba is 0973.]
b) a minimum total score of 550 with no less than 50 in each of the
component scores on the paper-based TOEFL
2. Achieve minimum scores of 4.5 in Reading, 4.5 in Listening, and 4.0 in

Writing on the Canadian Test of English for Scholars and Trainees
(CanTEST).
3. Achieve a minimum score of 6.5 in the Academic Module on the

International English Language Testing System (IELTS).
4. Achieve a minimum score of 80 on the Michigan English Language

Assessment Battery (MELAB) offered by the University of Michigan.
5. Achieve a minimum grade of C in the University of Cambridge Certificate

of Proficiency in English.
6. Achieve a score of 60 or more in the Canadian Academic English

Language Assessment (CAEL).
7. Achieve a minimum score of 58 in the Pearson Test of English (Academic)
8. Achieve a minimum of 65% in the Direct-Entry English Program (also

known as Level 5 of the Intensive Academic English Program (IAEP))
taught at the U of M by the English Language Centre.
The mailing address for the U of M is:

(Name of Office)
(Room Number and Building Name)
The University of Manitoba
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada R3T 2N2
Toll-free in North America:
1-800-432-1960, plus extension
(e.g., Admissions ext. 8808)
Aboriginal Student Centre
Migizii Agamik (known as Aboriginal House)
45 Curry Place
Phone: 204-474-8850
umanitoba.ca/student/asc
Admissions / Student Recruitment
424 University Centre
Phone: 204-474-8808
Immediate response: umanitoba.ca/ask
umanitoba.ca/admissions
ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY REQUIREMENT WAIVER

Under certain circumstances you may request a waiver of the English language
proficiency requirement. You will need to provide supporting documentation to show
that you meet one of the following conditions:
1. Ten consecutive years of residency in Canada which may include years of
study in Canada. The period of residency will be the time lapsed between the
Landed On date on the Record of Landing document and July 1 of the year of
application.
2. a) Successful completion of a three year secondary school program in Canada
in an institution where the language of instruction was English 2, or three
years of post-secondary education in Canada at a recognized institution where
the language of instruction was English, or any combination of three years
of secondary and post-secondary education in Canada where the language of
instruction was English, or
b) Graduation from a Manitoba high school, with five credits at the Grade
12 level, which include two credits of English at the 40S level with an
average grade of 75%.
3. Achieved a grade of four or greater on the International Baccalaureate Higher
Level English examination or the Advanced Placement English examination
(Language Composition; Literature and Composition).
4. Verify conditions equivalent to 1 or 2 listed above in a country where English is
the primary language.
The term primary language refers to that language which is most commonly
used in homes, communities and daily commerce in the applicants native
country. It may or may not be the countrys official language or one of the
countrys official languages or the language of instruction.
1
Successful completion of secondary studies equates to meeting the high school

level requirements for admission to a program such as University 1. Secondary
education must include Grade 12 where appropriate.
2
Disability Services
Phone: 204-474-6213
TTY: 204-474-9790
umanitoba.ca/student/resource/
disability_services
English Language Centre
Phone: 204-474-9251
umanitoba.ca/elc
Extended Education
(Certificate and Diploma programs)
188 Extended Education Complex
Phone: 204-474-9921
umanitoba.ca/coned
Graduate Studies
Phone: 204-474-9377
umanitoba.ca/graduate_studies
Office of Student Life
Phone: 204-474-9093
umanitoba.ca/student/studentlife
Student Residences
101 Arthur V. Mauro Residence
Phone: 204-474-9922
umanitoba.ca/housing
University 1 Student Help Centre
205 Tier Building
Phone: 204-474-6209
umanitoba.ca/u1
Financial Aid & Awards

Phone: 204-474-9531
umanitoba.ca/student/awards

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2012 - 2013

Direct Entry Application Guide

Information and Instructions for Prospective Undergraduate Students

THE APPLICATION PROCESS

5. Direct Entry application fees: The non-refundable application fee must

6. Required documentation: You will receive an acknowledgement letter

Photocopies are not accepted. It is recommended that original documents be

15. Required orientation or tutorial session: All newly admitted University 1

A clear admission based upon final Manitoba Grade 12 results

A provisional admission based on strong Manitoba

A provisional admission based on mid-term Manitoba Grade

General Requirements Unless otherwise indicated, each

General & Specific Requirements Interim or final Grade

May 1, 2012 unless otherwise indicated in program

February 24, 2012 unless otherwise indicated in program

Final Grade 12 mark statement with proof of graduation: July

Official Grade 11 mark statement - December 9, 2011.

Interim Grade 12 results - April 15, 2012.*

HIGH SCHOOL OR GAP YEAR STUDENTS

Final Admission: General Requirements as above, plus completion of ONE

strictions and performance standards will apply,

FACULTY OF AGRICULTURAL & FOOD

Final Admission: General Requirements as

SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE (DIPLOMA

Final Admission: Completion of Grade 12

University of Manitoba | 2012 - 2013 | Direct Entry Application Guide

SCHOOL OF ART (STUDIO DEGREE

Final Admission: General Requirements as

SCHOOL OF ART (DIPLOMA PROGRAM

Final Admission: Applicants do NOT need to

ASPER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

Final Admission General Requirements as

SCHOOL OF DENTAL HYGIENE

Final Admission: General Requirements as

Final Admission: General Requirements as

following, with no less than 60% in each

GENERAL STUDIES (EXTENDED

OTHER APPLICATION CATEGORIES

Final Admission: General Requirements

FACULTY OF HUMAN ECOLOGY

Final Admission: General Requirements as

FACULTY OF KINESIOLOGY &

Final Admission: General Requirements as

Application and documentation deadlines are

Auditing students Students who wish to attend

lectures for a particular course who do not wish to

Concurrent students Manitoba Grade 12 stu-

dents who want to challenge specific University

High school graduates with some university or

MARCEL A. DESAULTELS FACULTY OF

Final Admission: General Requirements as

Official high school and college/university transcripts required

Mature status students Mature Status applicants are

older students (at least 21 years) who do not meet the

Special students Students wishing to take courses for

personal or professional reasons but who are not currently

tions, the University application and the Faculty

Final Admission: General Requirements as

Second Degree students Students who have already

completed a first degree at a recognized university

Transfer students with one or more year of college

year or more of university or college courses who will