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W H E R E YO U C A N

RE ALLY B E A PARTOF IT ALLThe University of New Brunswicks Saint John campus is the kind of place where anything is

possible.

Thats because here on the Atlantic coast, enjoying the bene ts of a small campus doesnt meanyou have to miss out on high-pro le partnerships and research, a broad foundation of programs

and course-offerings, a vibrantly diverse student population, and a connection to an academic

legacy 225 years in the making.

This is what our team a close-knit group of students, faculty, staff, alumni and partners almost

50 years in the making has to offer. Together we form a community of like-minded individuals

who are making meaningful things happen in creative, innovative ways.

We cant wait to see what youll bring to the mix.

IMPORTANT DATESOCTOBER 15 OPEN HOUSE 2011

MARCH1 Deadline to apply for guaranteed UNB scholarships

MARCH1 Deadline to apply for the Currie Undergraduate ScholarshipsMARCH1 Deadline to apply for the Harrison McCain BursaryMARCH15 Deadline to apply for the Primrose Scholarship


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L-R: Brooke Steeves, BBA Marketing 13;Muhammad Owais Farooq, BBA Marketing 12;

Dr. Robert MacKinnon, Vice-President (Saint John);Aaleen Anjum, BSc Biology-Psychology 14


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W I T H A G E N U I N E

GRASSROOTS APP ROAC H TOC O M M U N I T Y B U I L D I N GOur campus is a personal kind of place. Thats because we take the time to get to know oneanother and what we have to offer. We give each other the opportunity to share ideas, insight and

knowledge and we respect those contributions.

Here at UNB Saint John, we are big enough to represent a multiplicity of people, ideas andresources, but small enough to feel like family.

3,000 NUMBER OF STUDENTS120 NUMBER OF FACULTY

35 NUMBER OF COUNTRIES OF ORIGIN

2 LARGE, MODERN, CO-ED, NON-SMOKING, KEY-CARD SECURED RESIDENCES



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L-R: Justin Stewart, BSc Biology-Psycholgy 11;

Jason Slipp; Ashley Carpenter, BSc Biology 12


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A CO MM I TM E N T TO

T R A N S F O R M I N GR E S E A R C H I N TOO P P O RT U N I T Y We are an engine that drives growth on a national level.

At UNB Saint John, we seek opportunities for ourselves and for others whether by developingresearch-based business partnerships, by providing the fuel our health science sector requires,

or by creating hands-on co-operative education programming we direct our energies towardachieving our collective potential.

180 NUMBER OF GRADUATE STUDENTS20+ NUMBER OF RESEARCH GROUPS

3M+ AMOUNT OF SUPPORTED RESEARCH CONDUCTED ON CAMPUS



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L-R: Constanza Chianale, PhD Biology;

Dr. Thierry Chopin, Professor of Marine Biology


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AN AC C E S S I B L E

N E T W O R K R E A D Y TOE M B R A C EG R E AT I D E A SBecause our campus is deeply interwoven into our city and our region, our faculty and students

have unprecedented access to business, government and charitable organizations and over timethey have built the best kind of living laboratory one with a history of success, and an impressive

list of productive, long-term relationships.

At UNB Saint John, that kind of meaningful access starting with our faculty and ending with ouralumni and community members is just the start.

220 NUMBER OF UNB SAINT JOHN STUDENT MENTORS PARTICIPATING IN THE PROMISE PARTNERSHIP4 NUMBER OF PARTNER INSTITUTIONS IN THE TUCKER PARK HEALTH CLUSTER

7,000 NUMBER OF UNB SAINT JOHN ALUMNI



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AN D A V I B R AN T

H I S TO R I C C I T Y T H ATH A S M A R I T I M EH O S P I TA L I T Y D O W NTO A S C I E N C E .Saint John is the largest city in New Brunswick, located on the shores of the Atlantic Oceansworld-famous Bay of Fundy.

Our historic waterfront is home to Atlantic Canadas largest concentration of art galleries, as wellas a terri c collection of locally owned restaurants and bars. With streetscapes lined with heritagebuildings and green spaces boasting swimming, hiking, mountain biking, golf, horseback riding

and skating theres something for everyone.

122,000 POPULATION OF SAINT JOHN226 YEARS SINCE INCORPORATION THE OLDEST CITY IN CANADA

200,000 CRUISE SHIP PASSENGERS VISITING THE AREA ON AN ANNUAL BASIS

2 NUMBER OF TIMES SAINT JOHN HAS BEEN NAMED CANADAS BEST CITY FOR BUSINESSBY THE GLOBE & MAILS REPORT ON BUSINESS MAGAZINE



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a p p l i e d ma n a g e me n tBACHELOR OF APPLIED MANAGEMENT (BAM)

This program is designed for anyone who has a two-year diplomafrom a recognized community college (domestic or international)

and is ready to enhance it with general business studies. Students

with a variety of college experiences from pastry arts to computeranimation can earn a BAM degree in two years.

BACHELOR OF APPLIED MANAGEMENT IN ELECTRONIC

COMMERCE (BAMEC)

This two-year program is designed for anyone who has completed atwo-year business diploma program at an approved partner college. Youll learn about the application and evolution of Wi-Fi networks,

e-learning in corporate settings, e-health networks and other virtuallearning environments.

BACHELOR OF APPLIED MANAGEMENT IN ACCOUNTING

(BAMAC)This two-year program is designed for anyone who has completed atwo-year accounting program at an approved partner college. Youll

concentrate on accounting and nancial studies, and be quali ed topursue professional accounting designations.

BACHELOR OF APPLIED MANAGEMENT IN HOSPITALITY AN

TOURISM (BAMHT)

This two-year program is designed for anyone who has completed atwo-year diploma in hospitality and tourism at an approved partnercollege. Youll learn about accounting, marketing and nance,

sustainable tourism, events management, resort planning and

heritage management. You can also gain valuable work experienceby participating in our co-op program.

Learn more: our BAM viewbook is available at www.unb.ca/saintjohn/business/programs/bam


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a r t sBACHELOR OF ARTS (BA)

The Faculty of Arts is the largest faculty at UNB Saint John. OurBA program is designed to encourage you to think critically and

creatively about the problems we face both here in New Brunswick

and around the world. In classroom discussions youll consider ourrelationships and attitudes toward people, power, self-expression,

technology, past events and our sense of place.

Our four departments Social Sciences, Psychology, History and

Politics, and Humanities and Languages cover a wide spectrum.With a depth of knowledge and skills in research, analytical thinkingand verbal and written communications, your Arts degree will give

you a strong start for wherever your career takes you.

Learn more: our ARTS AND EDUCATION viewbook is available at www.unb.ca/saintjohn/arts

HONOURS AND MAJOR

PROGRAMS

EconomicsEnglishFrenchHistoryInformation andCommunication StudiesInternational StudiesPhilosophyPoliticsPsychologySociology

Sport and Exercise PsychologyBiologyMathematicsStatistics

MINOR PROGRAMS

BusinessCognitive NeuroscienceComparative LiteratureComputer ScienceCriminal JusticeGender StudiesHealth SciencesInformation TechnologyLinguisticsPsychosocial Dimensionsof Sport

CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

EconomicsFinancial MarketsGender StudiesGeneral StudiesTeaching English as a SecondLanguageMathematics for Education

Pro ciency in French


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BBA AREAS OF STUDY

AccountingEconomicsElectronic CommerceFinanceFrench Communication & CultureHuman Resource ManagementMarketingTourism Management

CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

AccountingBusiness Administration IBusiness Administration IICommunity LeadershipElectronic CommerceHuman Resources

STUDY TOWARD ACCREDITATION

Canadian Operations ResearchDiplomaCerti ed General AccountantCerti ed Human ResourcesProfessionalCerti ed Management AccountantChartered Accountant

b u s i n e s s

MAKE IT A CO-OP DEGREEOur BBA co-op program gives you the opportunity

to develop business and networking skills whileyou gain valuable real world knowledge all

through paid work experience. To be eligible, youmust maintain a B- average in your rst year.

CERTIFICATE PROGRAMSOur BBA certi cate programs provide the

opportunity for specialized part-time learning inaccounting, business administration, community

leadership, electronic commerce and human

resource management. Credits can be transferredto the BBA.

BACHELOR OF BUSINES S ADMINISTRATION (BBA)

Whether its succession plans for established rms or start-up strategies for emerging entrepreneurs, withour BBA program, youll learn the intricacies of business management including marketing, accountingand human resources. Youll start with a foundation in all major areas of study, and then youll choose a

specialty such as economics, electronic commerce or marketing.

Learn more: our BUSINESS viewbook is available at www.unb.ca/saintjohn/business


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c o mp u t e r s c i e n c eBACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMPUTER SCI ENCE (BScCS)

Its a fact that there are more computer science jobs available in North America today than there areeducated people to ll them. That means UNB Saint John computer science graduates can expect a

healthy and diversi ed job market.

Our four-year BScCS program will teach you the fundamentals. Youll learn how to design and operatea computer system and understand programming languages, computer hardware, data structures and

algorithms, business information systems and innovative software tools. Youll also develop network and

interface design skills.

You may either complete a regular BScCS, or choose a specialization. UNB Saint Johns BScCS degree, and

all its associated specializations and honours, are fully accredited by the Canadian Information Processing

Society (CIPS). Courses counted toward certi cates can be pursued independently of or concurrentlywith a bachelor degree.

Learn more: our COMPUTER SCIENCE viewbook is available at www.unb.ca/saintjohn/sase/undergrad/computerscience

BScCS AREAS OF STUDY

NetworkingSoftware Engineering

CERTIFICATES ARE

ALSO OFFERED IN

ComputingData Analysis


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e d u c a t i o n

MATHEMATICS FOR EDUCATION(CERTIFICATE)

Become a mathematics specialist or expand yourmathematics knowledge with this certi cate

designed for current and future teachers. Itrequires the completion of 10 term courses in

Mathematics, including the Education course,

Teaching Elementary School Mathematics.

TEACHING ENGLISH AS A SECONDLANGUAGE (CE RTIFICATE)

Gain the knowledge and skills necessary tobecome effective teachers of English as a Second

Language (ESL) abroad or at home. You must

have completed a minimum of 30 credit hours of university courses and maintained a minimum GPA

of 2.7 (B-) for this 15 credit-hour program.

CONCURRENT BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (BA/BEd)

If you love to learn, our concurrent Bachelor of Education program will help turn your passion into acareer in the classroom. Our concurrent BA/BEd degree focuses on elementary school teacher trainingfor kindergarten through grade 5, and includes courses in human development, teaching techniques and

education theories. To qualify, you must complete your rst year of studies in the BA program, and submityour application by January 31st of your rst year.

Learn more: our ARTS AND EDUCATION viewbook is available at www.unb.ca/saintjohn/arts/depts/socialsciences/education


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e n g i n e e r i n gBACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ENGI NEERI NG (BScE)

UNB is home to Canadas rst engineering program, representing more than 155 years of teachingexcellence.

You can get your BScE off to a great start in Saint John, enjoying the bene t of small classes for the rst

and second years of your program. Youll transfer to our Fredericton campus to complete the third andfourth years of your degree.

UNB Saint John offers rst-year students an overview of engineering knowledge and skills, including

engineering science, mathematics, computer science and design synthesis. Youll round out your studieswith courses in the humanities and social sciences. You can also take advantage of our term-based co-op

program, or our project-based Professional Experience Program, adding experience and employability to

your resume.

Learn more: our ENGINEERING viewbook is available at www.unb.ca/saintjohn/sase/undergrad/engineering

BScE AREAS OF STUDY

Civil EngineeringChemical EngineeringComputer EngineeringElectrical EngineeringGeodesy & GeomaticsEngineeringGeological EngineeringMechanical EngineeringSoftware Engineering


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BHS AREAS OF STUDY

Radiation TherapyRadiographyRespiratory TherapyNuclear Medicine

STUDY COURSES IN

CommunicationsEthicsMathPsychologyStatistics

OUR COMMUNITY PARTNERS

INCLUDE

New Brunswick CommunityCollege Saint John CampusSaint John Regional HospitalThe Moncton Hospital

hea lth s c i e ncesBACHELOR OF HEALTH SCIENCES (BHS)

Our BHS program gives you the opportunity to provide highly specialized medical care directly to patientsat all stages of life. Well prepare you for the fast-paced and multi-faceted world of health care in Canada

with a blend of classroom theory and on-site practical training in partnership with the New Brunswick

Community Colleges Saint John Campus, The Moncton Hospital and the Saint John Regional Hospital theprovinces largest health care facility, located adjacent to our campus.

The BHS typically involves four to ve years of study. Youll spend approximately two years with the

partner institution studying speci c themes and developing skills related to the specialty. An additional

two years (including the foundation BSc year) are spent at UNB Saint John, learning critical thinking in thesciences and social sciences.

Learn more: our HEALTH SCIENCES viewbook is available at www.unb.ca/saintjohn/sase/undergrad/healthsciences


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i n fo rma t ions c i e n c e sBACHELOR OF INFORMATION SCIENCES (BISc)Information Sciences Analysts help governments, businesses and organizations nd patterns and

meaning in the information overload we experience on a daily basis. As a BISc graduate, you will learn

how to establish programs to collect and analyze data, which will better equip people to function withintheir work environments.

UNB Saint Johns interdisciplinary BISc program draws upon business administration, mathematics,

computer science and economics, with a focus on methods and techniques for effective collection andanalysis of data. You can choose a specialization that will allow you to concentrate on your areas of

interest and application.

Learn more: our COMPUTER SCIENCE viewbook is available at www.unb.ca/saintjohn/sase/undergrad/computerscience

BISc AREAS OF STUDY

Decision and Systems ScienceDecision and BusinessManagement


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CLINICAL PLACEMENTS COULD

INCLUDE

Elementary schoolsExtra Mural ProgramCommunity Health CentresGeriatrics DepartmentsCardiac DepartmentsNeurology DepartmentsNursing homesOncology DepartmentsPalliative Care UnitsMental Health AgenciesSalvation Army

Surgery DepartmentsVON Healthy Baby and Me

n u r s i n gBACHELOR OF NURSING (BN)

Explore the full breadth of the nursing profession, from community nursing to emergency care, with ourBN program.

Our campus is adjacent to New Brunswicks largest health care facility, the Saint John Regional

Hospital the provinces main trauma and heart care centre and medical teaching facility. Youll beginwith introductory classes in the physical and social sciences along with courses geared toward career

development. In your second year youll focus on health specialties such as mental health, young families

and the relationship between bodies and disease. Third year courses concentrate on acute care while

fourth year studies focus on community nursing.

Our students receive valuable real-world experience during clinical care practicums at both the hospital

and through local community, industry and public health programs and agencies.

Application deadline is March 31 and seats are limited.

Learn more: our NURSING viewbook is available at www.unb.ca/saintjohn/sase/undergrad/nursing


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s c i e n c eBACHELOR OF SCIENCE (BSc)

Our BSc programs provide you with a foundation in the biological, physical and mathematical sciences.With our four-year program you can opt for a general science degree, or choose from a variety of majors,

specializations and minors. In addition to labs, lectures and tutorials, you can also take advantage of

off-campus eld courses in biology. BSc graduates have the foundation needed to apply to a professionaldegree program.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE I N FI NANCIAL MATHEMATICS (BScFM)

Our BScFM program draws upon the mathematical sciences as well as business and economics theory.

Youll apply mathematical models to investigate and/or resolve nancial challenges related to interest ratemodeling, investment evaluation and market uctuations.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ECONOMICS (BScEC)Our BScEC program will introduce you to the function and roles of Canadian and global economies,

and the tools economists use to analyze the decisions made by individuals and businesses. Our BScECgraduates are well-quali ed for jobs in economics or nance, or the pursuit of graduate studies in either

eld.

Learn more: our SCIENCE viewbook is available at www.unb.ca/saintjohn/sase/undergrad/science

BSc HONOURS AND

MAJOR PROGRAMS

General ScienceBiologyEnvironmental BiologyMarine BiologyBiology-PsychologyPsychologyMathematicsMathematics-EconomicsStatisticsZoology

BSc MINOR PROGRAMSChemistryCognitive Neuroscience


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CLUBS AND SOCIETIESLife beyond the classroom is a big part of UNB Saint Johns campus culture. Student clubs,

societies and special events cover a wide variety of activities ranging from thought-provokingreadings at the nationally recognized Lorenzo Reading Series to late night jams at our student-

run campus radio station CFMH 107.3 FM.

Our student cultural groups including the Chinese Students and Scholars Association andthe Indian Students Association will give you a great taste of the world beyond our campus.

Our faculty clubs will introduce you to like-minded students who share your passion for

subjects such as biology, education and hospitality and tourism.

From orientation activities in the rst week of classes through to the famous Last Class Bash,

our clubs and societies will bring your university experience to life.

Learn more at the UNB Saint John Students Representative Council website: www.unbsrc.ca

THERES SOMETHING FOR YOU

African UnitedAnime SocietyBaron (Independent Student Newspaper)Best BuddiesBiology SocietyCFMH 107.3 FM (Campus/Community Radio)Christian FellowshipCircle K International Society

Computer Science SocietyCSSA (Chinese Students & Scholars Association)Easy Life ClubEducation SocietyFalstaff SocietyGolden Key SocietyGreen SocietyGrad Class Committee

History Society

Hospitality and Tourism SocietyIndian Students AssociationKeiths CrewLife LinkLorenzo Society (Fine Arts and Culture)Mature Students AssociationMolson Cold Shot ClubMoose Light U

Multicultural SocietyNursing SocietyPolitical Science AssociationPsychology SocietyStudents Representative CouncilStudent Volunteer UnitTheatre ClubWomens Resource Centre

WUSC (World University Service of Canada)

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SPORTSAt UNB Saint John weve got game.

From team players to individual pursuits, weve got a sport for you. Our co-ed Varsity Reds track

and eld program competes at the Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) level, and our varsity

Seawolves mens and womens soccer, basketball and volleyball teams like to lead the pack inthe Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA).

Our campus sports clubs and recreational leagues are open to everyone and include football,softball, hockey (ice and ball), soccer, basketball, volleyball, cricket, table tennis, beach

volleyball, aikido, badminton, ultimate Frisbee and running.

Come play with us at the newly refurbished Canada Games Stadium overlooking the beautiful

Kennebecasis River and the G. Forbes Elliot Athletics Centre, which features a full-size gym,tness centre and strength training room.

We offer a diverse roster and wed like you to be a part of it.Learn more: www.unb.ca/saintjohn/athletics

VARSITY REDS

Womens Track and Field

Mens Track and FieldWomens Cross CountryMens Cross Country

VARSITY SEAWOLVES

Womens SoccerMens SoccerWomens Basketball

Mens BasketballWomens VolleyballMens Volleyball

WOLVES CLUBS

Womens Hockey

Womens SoftballWomens SoccerMens SoccerMens FootballTable Tennis

INTRAMURALS

Soccer

BadmintonVolleyballBall HockeyFlag FootballTable Tennis

WELLNESS

Aerobics & Fitness

Lunch & LearnsMartial ArtsSpecial OfferingsWomens Basketball


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LIVING ON CAMPUSWe think youll like the people in our neighbourhood. Our on-campus housing is located right

in the heart of the UNB Saint John community just a short walk to classes, sports and tnessfacilities, the Hans W. Klohn Commons, the Baird Dining Room and Col. Tuckers our student

pub. Our indoor pedway system will keep you connected and also warm and dry when itsraining or snowing outside.

UNB Saint John has two residences. Both buildings are equipped with high-speed Internet

and cable TV connections in each room at no extra cost. The Sir James Dunn Residence offerstraditional on-campus accommodations, with mainly private rooms and full meal plans. The Dr.

Colin B. Mackay Residence offers private, one-person bedrooms with an ensuite kitchenette

and bathroom shared between two rooms. Residences are security-locked, and have common

laundry facilities, TV rooms and study lounges.

Meal plans are arranged using a debit-type card. The Baird Dining Room offers meat and

vegetarian entres, fresh-to-order sandwiches, a grill, all-day breakfast and soups and salads. You can even use your meal card at the Tim Hortons on campus.

Learn more: www.unb.ca/saintjohn/residence

LIVING AT UNB SAINT JOHN

Movie nightsPool tableChristmas formalHockey gamesBig screen TVYear-end dinnerThemed party nightsFloor potlucksFloor social eventsChinese New Year potluckAir hockey tournamentStudent appreciation weekCharity fundraisers

DR. COLIN B. MACKAY

RESIDENCEDOUBLE SUITE

SIR JAMES DUNN

RESIDENCESINGLE


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SIR JAMES DUNN

RESIDENCELARGE SINGLE

INTER NATIONAL EXPERIENCES


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INTER NATIONAL EXPERIENCESDont wait until after graduation to see the world! UNB Saint John offers you the chance tobecome a global citizen through our Student Abroad Program. Pre-departure sessions and

workshops help you prepare for cross-cultural living. The Student Abroad Program also

provides travel awards to help with the cost of travelling and living abroad.

EXCHANGES Spend a term or two with one of our university partners abroad. They all offer courses in Englishand will provide free introductory classes in the national language. The courses you take will be

credited towards your UNB degree and are covered through your regular UNB tuition.

INTERNSHIPS Gain valuable work experience abroad. The UNB Saint John primary internship is a 10-week

internship offered through the Washington Center, a Washington D.C.-based non-pro t

organization that matches students with internships in businesses, lobby organizations oragencies connected to global trade and regional integration.

FIELD COURSES Travel with a small group or class to study abroad for two to three weeks. Such opportunities

can include a dolphin eld trip to the Caribbean or intersession trips to London or Rome.

Learn more: www.unb.ca/saintjohn/studentabroad

Aarhus, DenmarkBangkok, ThailandBergen, NorwayBirmingham, UKCologne, GermanyDaegu, South Korea

Hobart, TasmaniaHong Kong, ChinaMartin, Tennesseerebro, SwedenPoitiers, FrancePuebla, Mexico

Rome, ItalySingaporeThe Hague, the NetherlandsTownsville, AustraliaVeracruzana, MexicoWashington, USA

OUR EXCHANGE PARTNERS ARE LOCATED IN:


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SUPPORTING YOU


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SUPPORTING YOUAt UNB Saint John, were all in this together. Youll nd our faculty and staff are dedicated to

helping you achieve your potential, and our small campus is stocked with the student servicesof a much larger institution. Each of our campus buildings boasts comfortable nooks for

studying, private spaces for group work, and inspirational open areas just right for putting yourfeet up with a good book. (Not to mention the Adirondack chairs in the quad.)

BookstoreCampus Information CentreCampus ministry

Computer labsDigital camera loansDisability supportFinancial aid advisingHans W. Klohn CommonsHealth CentreMath Help CentreMuslim prayer roomMobile video support

Personal counsellingPost Of ceSafe Walk

Student Employment Of ceStudent e-NewsStudent legal aidStudy loungesStudy skills workshops & tutoringTechnology Help DeskLibraryWireless InternetWriting Centre

UNB SAINT JOHNS STUDENT SERVICES INCLUDE:


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BOOK ACAMPUSTOUR TODAY

MEET students and faculty members.CHECK OUT our residence rooms.DINE with us in the Baird Dining Room.

EXPLORE our campus and our city.

Phone 506-648-5900Toll Free 1-877-SJFORMEFax 506-648-5987E-mail [email protected]

www.unb.ca/saintjohn


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apply ing SCHOLARSHIPS SCHOLARSHIPS FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

If youre a student entering UNB Saint John directly from high school, you will be considered for scholarshipsupport based on your scholarship average.

Your scholarship average is based on the admissions average (the average of the six courses required for

admission) plus bonus points for enriched courses. For the list of courses that UNB uses in calculating yourscholarship average, please refer to the chart on p. 39.

The higher your marks, the better chance you have at getting a higher-value scholarship. To help your

chances even more, complete the general scholarship application by March 1. It can be found at www.unb.ca/scholarships. Our scholarships range from $500 to $50,000.

SCHOLARSHIPS FOR TRANSFER STUDENTS Students entering UNB Saint John after studying at another post-secondary institution are also encouraged

to apply for scholarship support using the application found at www.unb.ca/scholarships.

IMPORTANT DATES To be considered for all other UNB scholarships, your general application form is due March 1. Four UNB

scholarships have speci c deadlines, however, and you must submit additional separate applications to beconsidered for them:

Currie Undergraduate Scholarships March 1

Currie Scholarships for Engineering March 1Harrison McCain Bursary March 1

Primrose Scholarship March 15

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At UNB Saint John we offer a variety of services and programs designed to help you manage

the nancial aspects of university life. These include: nancial planning support, paymentplans, loans, bursaries and scholarships. Our nancial aid advisors can help you design

a budget and then, if needed, provide advice on applying for nancial aid or on-campusemployment such as research work and job placements, to help cover your expenses.

For the latest fees and information, learn more at www.unb.ca/ nancialservices/students/

tuitionandfees/saintjohn.html

2011-2012 TUITION AND FEES

FULL-TIME STUDY*Tuition $ 5,682.00Students Representative Council Fee 135.00Media Fees (The Baron and CFMH) 40.00Technology Fee 50.00Health Fee 50.00Facilities Improvement Fee 175.00Installment Fee 30.00Optional Dental Insurance 112.00

Student Health Insurance 137.00(You may opt-out if you can show proof of alternate health insurance)

Total fees $ 6,411.00

PART-TIME STUDY (PER COURSE)* Tuition $ 568.00Students Representative Council Fee 13.00Media Fees (The Baron and CFMH) 4.00Technology Fee 5.00Facilities Improvement Fee 17.50

Total fees $607.50

RESIDENCE FEES*

(Residence fees depend on the type of room and meal plan you choose.)

Traditional-style residence rooms $6,275 - $7,135 (including meal plan)

Suite-style residence rooms $5,155 - $5,655 (including meal plan)

In addition to tuition costs, be prepared to budget for other costs such as books,

accommodation (if applicable), travel and other living expenses. *Subject to change.

UN B SAINT JOHN APPLICATION PROCESS


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RESEARCH

APPLY

ADMIT

REGISTER

PAY FEES

START CLASSES

ADVISE

2-4 WEEKS

YOU CAN:

Talk to a student recruiter.

Schedule a campus tour.Complete an inquiry card to receive more information on UNB Saint Johnand your areas of interest.Check out our website at www.unb.ca/saintjohn

YOU CAN:

Apply using our online form at www.unb.ca/applicationPrint our online form, ll it out and mail it to the Of ce of the Registrarat UNB Saint John.Request a printed application form by emailing [email protected]

PLEASE NOTE:

Each application must be accompanied by a non-refundable $45 processing fee.You will need to submit of cial copies of your high school and/or collegeand/or university transcripts.These items can be sent to the Of ce of the Registrar.

CONGRATULATIONS!

Once you have been admitted to UNB Saint John you will receive a letter inthe mail. In it you will nd your UNB ID and your student number. These arevery important you will use them to activate your UNB IT services, to beginreceiving emails on your UNB account, and to register for your courses.

YOU MUST:

Contact the advisor in your program of study. To ensure youre on the righttrack, they will assist you in choosing and registering for your courses. Moreinformation on the advising process is available at www.unb.ca/saintjohn/

YOU CAN:

Register online at www.unb.ca/academics/registration, or in person with thehelp of your advisor.Typical registration dates are September, January or May of each year.

YOU CAN:

Pay your fees online or via telephone banking at your nancial institution, or inperson at the nancial services of ce by:

Cash Money order/bank draft Cheque

AD MI SS IO NREQUIREMENTSApplying for admissiontoUNB SaintJohn isquick and easy.These pagesoutline whatwe look for according tothe degreetowhich you are applying. Thensimply apply (online or witha paper applicationavailable fromUNB Saint Johnor yourschoolcounsellor), withthe application fee of $45.00, andhave your of cialtranscripts sentto us. Fullapplicationinstructionsare included onthe application. Normally, wellgetbacktoyou in twoweeks. AdmissiontoUNB SaintJohnis

DEGREE ALBERTA BRIT ISH COLUMBIA MANITOBA NEW BRUNSWICKNEWFOUNDLAND ANDLABRADOR ONTARIONOVA SCOTIA

PRINCE EDWARDISLAND QUEBEC SASKATCHEWAN

YUKON, NORTH WESTTERRITORIES, NUNAVUT ELECTIVES

BACHELOR OF ARTS (BA)

BACHELOR OF BUSINESSADMINISTRATION (BBA)

BACHELOR OF APPLIEDMANAGEMENT IN HOSPITALITY ANDTOURISM (BAMHT) (3+1)

English122 (60%)4electives, group 11elective, group 1, 2or 3Minimumadmissionaverage 65%

Grade11Math (orequivalent) willbeaccepted asa Group 1elective.


Grade 11Math(orequivalent) willbeaccepted asa Group 1elective.

English12(60%)4electives, group 11elective, group 1, 2or 3Minimumadmissionaverage 65%


English4U (60%)4electives, group 11elective, group 1, 2or 3Minimumadmissionaverage 65%






EnglishA30AND B30(60%)4electives, group 11elective, group 1, 2or 3Minimumadmissionaverage 65%




English40S(60%)4electives, group 11elective, group 1, 2or 3Minimumadmissionaverage 65%


English12(60%)4electives, group 11elective, group 1, 2or 3Minimumadmissionaverage 65%

Grade 11Math(orequivalent) willbeaccepted asa group 1elective.


Grade 11Math(orequivalent) willbeaccepted asa group 1elective.

English122 (60%)Trigonometry and 3-Space 122(60%)Advanced MathematicswithanIntroductionto Calculus120 (60%)2electives, group 11elective, group 1, 2or 3Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

English3201 (60%)Advanced Math2205 ORAcademicMath2204(60%)Advanced Math3205 ORAcademicMath3204(60%)2electives, group 11elective, group 1, 2or 3Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

English12(60%)Academicor Advanced Math12 (60%)Pre-Calculus12(60%)2electives, group 11elective, group 1, 2or 3Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

English4U (60%)MathMCV4U (60%)One of MathMHF4U, MDM4U,MCF3M or MCR3U (60%)2electives, group 11elective, group 1, 2or 3Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

English621 (60%)Math521A OR Math521B (60%)1of: Math621A, Math621B, Math611Aor Math611B (60%)2electives, group 11elective, group 1, 2or 3Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

English516 (60%)Math436(60%)Math536(60%)2electives, group 11elective, group 1, 2or 3Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

EnglishA30AND B30(60%)MathA30 (60%)MathB30 (60%)2electives, group 11elective, group 1, 2or 3Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

English12 (60%)Math11(60%)Math12(60%)2electives, group 11elective, group 1, 2or 3Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

English40S(60%)Pre-CalculusMath30S (60%)Pre-CalculusMath40S (60%)2electives, group 11elective, group 1, 2or 3Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

English12(60%)Math11(60%)Math12(60%)2electives, group 11elective, group 1, 2or 3Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

English30 (60%)Pure Math20 (60%)Pure Math30 (60%)2electives, group 11elective, group 1, 2or 3Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

Electives are other courses (besides thespeci cally named courses) that may be usedtowards your admission and scholarship average.They are grouped according to the degree towhich you are applying. In the event that you havemultiple elective courses we consider acceptableand appropriate for the degree you are applyingto, UNB Saint John will choose the elective courseswith the highest grades to consider towards theadmission and scholarship average.

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g ybased onacademic pre-requisitesthat have beenidenti edby the facultiesasthe minimumbackground necessary tohandle the curriculum. UNB SaintJohnreserves the righttochange admissionrequirements. The latestupdateswill beposted online.

NOTESall applicants 1. Level1, FrenchImmersion, and advanced coursesaresatisfactory substitutes(where they exist). Coursestaken atthe Level3will notbe accepted for admissionpurposes.2. Studentswhose rstlanguage isFrench may use Frenchinstead of Englishin the required subjectsand may chooseEnglishas anelective.

new brunswick applicants

Francophone systemstudentswill be evaluated basedonequivalent courses. Geometry and ApplicationsinMathematics111 or 112and Functionsand Relations111 or112are equivalentto Math30321 (Math111). Trigonometryand 3-Space 121or 122and Advanced MathematicswithanIntroductiontoCalculus120are equivalenttoMath30411(MathIV). Physics122is equivalenttoPhysique51311(Physique 12), and Chemistry 122isequivalent toChimie 52411(Chimie 12). Equivalentelective coursesintheFrancophone systemwillbe used for admissionpurposes

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BACHELOR OFINFORMATION SCIENCES (BISc)

BACHELOR OF NURSING (BN)One intake annually inSeptember.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (BSc)Note: Studentsintending to take the BachelorofHealthSciences(BHS) degree are required to take grade 12academic Chemistry and Physics.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE INFINANCIAL MATHEMATICS(BScFM)

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE INECONOMICS (BScEC) Note: Prospective studentswithgrade 12English, grade 12Mathand any combinationofTWO grade 12 sciences(Biology, Chemistry, Geology orPhysics) willbe considered foradmissionatthe discretionoftheFaculty, and are encouraged to apply.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE INENGINEERING (BScE)

English122 (60%)Trigonometry & 3- Space (65%)Advanced Mathematicswith anIntroductionto Calculus(65%)2electives, group 1(60%)1elective, group 1or 2(60%)Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

English3201 (60%)Advanced Math2205OR AcademicMath2204 (65%)Advanced Math3205OR AcademicMath3204 (65%)2electives, group 1(60%)1elective, group 1or 2(60%)Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

English12 (60%)Advanced or AcademicMath12 (65%)Pre-CalculusMath12 (65%)2electives, group 1(60%)1elective, group 1or 2(60%)Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

English4U (60%)MathMCV4U (65%)MathMHF4U (65%)2electives, group 1(60%)1elective, group 1or 2(60%)Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

English621 (60%)Math521AORMath521B (65%)1of: Math621Aor Math621B, Math611Aor Math611B (65%)2electives, group 1(60%)1elective, group, 1or 2(60%)Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

English516 (60%)Math436(65%)Math536(65%)2electives, group 1(60%)1elective, group 1or 2(60%)Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

EnglishA30 AND B30(60%)MathA30(65%)MathB30(65%)2electives, group 1(60%)1elective, group 1or 2(60%)Minimumadmissionaverage 75%


English40S (60%)Pre-CalculusMath30S (65%)Pre-CalculusMath40S (65%)2electives, group 1(60%)1elective, group 1or 2(60%)Minimumadmissionaverage 75%


English30(60%)Pure Math20 (65%)Pure Math30 (65%)2electives, group 1(60%)1elective, group 1or 2(60%)Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

English122 (60%)Functionsand Relations112 (60%)Chemistry 122(60%)Biology 120(60%)2electives, group 1Minimumadmissionaverage 70%

English3201 (60%)Advanced Math2205 ORAcademicMath2204(60%)Chemistry 3202(60%)Biology 3201(60%)2electives, group 1Minimumadmissionaverage 70%

English12 (60%)Academicor Advanced Math11 (60%)Chemistry 12(60%)Biology 12(60%)2electives, group 1Minimumadmissionaverage 70%

English4U (60%)MathMCF3MOR MathMCR3U (60%)Chemistry SCH4U (60%)Biology SBI4U (60%)2electives, group 1Minimumadmissionaverage 70%

English621 (60%)Math521A OR Math521B (60%)Chemistry 621(60%)Biology 621(60%)2electives, group 1Minimumadmissionaverage 70%

English516 (60%)Math436(60%)Chemistry 534(60%)Biology 534(60%)2electives, group 1Minimumadmissionaverage 70%

EnglishA30 AND B30(60%)Math20(60%)Chemistry 30(60%)Biology 30(60%)2electives, group 1Minimumadmissionaverage 70%


English40S (60%)Pre-CalculusMath30S (60%)Chemistry 40S(60%)Biology 40S(60%)2electives, group 1Minimumadmissionaverage 70%


English30(60%)Math20(60%)Chemistry 30(60%)Biology 30(60%)2electives, group 1Minimumadmissionaverage 70%

English122

Trigonometry and 3-Space 122Advanced Mathematicswith anIntroductionto Calculus120Chemistry 1221of: Biology 122, Physics122,Geology 122or a grade 12provincially approved science1elective, group 1or 2Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

Theaverageof themarksin Senior Math, Chemistry and the bestothersciencecoursemustbe atleast75%.

English3201

Advanced Math2205OR

AcademicMath2204Advanced Math3205OR AcademicMath3204Chemistry 32021of: Biology 3201, Physics3204or agrade 12provincially approved science1elective, group 1or 2Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

The averageofthe marksinSenior Math, Chemistry and the bestother sciencecourse mustbe at least75%.

English12

Academicor Advanced Math12Pre-Calculus12Chemistry 121of: Biology 12, Physics12,Geology 12or a grade 12provincially approved science1elective, group 1or 2Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

Theaverage ofthe marksinSenior Math, Chemistry and thebestother science coursemustbe atleast75%.

English4U

MathMCV4UMathMHF4UChemistry SCH4U1of: Biology SBH4U, PhysicsSPH4U or agrade 12provincially approved science1elective, group 1or 2Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

The average ofthemarks inSenior Math, Chemistry and the bestother science course mustbe atleast75%.

English621

Math521AOR

Math521B1of: Math621A, Math621B, Math611Aor Math611BChemistry 6211of: Biology 621, Physics621,Geology 621or a grade 12provincially approved science1elective, group 1or 2Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

The average ofthe marksinSenior Math, Chemistry and the bestothersciencecourse mustbe atleast75%.

English516

Math436Math536Chemistry 5341of: Biology 534, Physics534,Geology 534or a grade 12provincially approved science1elective, group 1or 2Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

The average ofthemarks inSenior Math, Chemistry and thebestothersciencecourse mustbe atleast75%.

EnglishA30 AND B30

MathA30MathB30Chemistry 301of: Biology 30, Physics30, Geology 30or a grade 12provincially approved science1elective, group 1or 2Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

The average ofthe marksinSenior Math, Chemistry and the bestothersciencecourse mustbeat least75%.

English12

Math11Math12Chemistry 121of: Biology 12, Physics12,Geology 12or a grade 12territorially approved science1elective, group 1or 2Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

Theaverage ofthe marksinSenior Math, Chemistry and thebestother sciencecourse mustbe atleast75%.

English40S

Pre-CalculusMath30SPre-CalculusMath40SChemistry 40S1of: Biology 40S, Physics40S, Geology40Sor a grade 12provincially approved science1elective, group 1or 2Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

Theaverage ofthe marksinSeniorMath,Chemistry and the bestotherscience coursemustbeatleast75%.

English12

Math11Math12Chemistry 121of: Biology 12, Physics12,Geology 12or a grade 12provincially approved science1elective, group 1or 2Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

The average ofthe marksinSeniorMath,Chemistry and the bestothersciencecourse mustbeat least75%.

English30

Pure Math20Pure Math30Chemistry 301of: Biology 30, Physics30, Geology 30or a grade 12provincially approved science1elective, group 1or 2Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

The average ofthe marksinSeniorMath,Chemistry and the bestotherscience coursemustbe atleast75%.

English122Trigonometry and 3-Space 122Advanced Mathematicswith anIntroductionto Calculus120Chemistry 122Physics1221elective, group 1or 2Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

Science average mustbe75%, based onGrade 12Mathand thebestof Grade12Biology, Chemistry, Geology and Physics.

English3201Advanced Math2205OR AcademicMath2204Advanced Math3205OR AcademicMath3204Chemistry 3202Physics32041elective, group 1or 2Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

Scienceaveragemust be 75%, based onGrade12 Mathand the bestof Grade 12Biology, Chemistry, Geology and Physics.

English12Academicor Advanced Math12Pre-Calculus12Chemistry 12Physics121elective, group 1or 2Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

Science average mustbe75%, based onGrade 12Mathand thebestof Grade12Biology, Chemistry, Geology and Physics.

English4UMathMCV4UMathMHF4UChemistry SCH4UPhysicsSPH4U1elective, group 1or 2Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

Scienceaverage mustbe 75%, based onGrade 12Mathand the bestof Grade 12Biology, Chemistry, Geology and Physics.

English621Math521AORMath521B1of: Math621A, Math621B,Math611Aor Math611BChemistry 621Physics6211elective, group 1or 2Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

Science average mustbe75%, based onGrade12 Mathand the bestof Grade 12Biology, Chemistry, Geology and Physics.

English516Math436Math536Chemistry 534Physics5341elective, group 1or 2Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

Scienceaveragemust be 75%, based onGrade 12Mathand the bestof Grade 12Biology, Chemistry, Geology and Physics.

EnglishA30 AND B30MathA30MathB30Chemistry 30Physics301elective group 1or 2Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

Science average mustbe 75%, based onGrade12 Mathand the bestof Grade 12Biology, Chemistry, Geology and Physics.


Science averagemustbe 75%, based onGrade 12Mathand the bestof Grade 12Biology, Chemistry, Geology and Physics.

English40SPre-CalculusMath30SPre-CalculusMath40SChemistry 40SPhysics40S1elective, group 1or 2Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

Science averagemustbe75%, based onGrade 12Mathand thebestof Grade12Biology, Chemistry, Geology and Physics.


Scienceaveragemust be 75%, based onGrade12 Mathand the bestof Grade 12Biology, Chemistry, Geology and Physics.

English30Pure Math20Pure Math30Chemistry 30Physics301elective, group 1or 2Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

Science average mustbe 75%, based onGrade 12Mathand the bestof Grade 12Biology, Chemistry, Geology and Physics.

English122 (70%)Trigonometry and 3-Space 122(70%)Advanced Mathematicswith anIntroductionto Calculus120 (70%)Physics122 (70%)Chemistry 122(70%)1elective, group 1, 2or 4(60%)Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

English3201 (70%)Advanced Math2205 ORAcademicMath2204(70%)Advanced Math3205 ORAcademicMath3204(70%)Physics3204 (70%)Chemistry 3202(70%)1elective, group 1, 2or 4(60%)Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

English12 (70%)Academicor Advanced Math12 (70%)Pre-Calculus12 (70%)Physics12 (70%)Chemistry 12(70%)1elective, group 1, 2or 4(60%)Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

English4U (70%)MathMCV4U (70%)MathMHF4U (70%)PhysicsSPH4U (70%)Chemistry SCH4U (70%)1elective, group 1, 2or 4(60%)Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

English621 (70%)Math521AORMath521B (70%)1of: Math621A, Math621B, Math611Aor Math611B (70%)Physics621 (70%)Chemistry 621(70%)1elective, group 1, 2or 4(60%)Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

English516 (70%)Math436(70%)Math536(70%)Physics534 (70%)Chemistry 534(70%)1elective, group 1, 2or 4(60%)Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

EnglishA30 AND B30(70%)MathA30(70%)MathB30(70%)Physics30 (70%)Chemistry 30(70%)1elective, group 1, 2or 4(60%)Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

English12 (70%)Math11(70%)Math12(70%)Physics12 (70%)Chemistry 12(70%)1elective, group 1, 2or 4(60%)Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

English40S (70%)Pre-CalculusMath30S (70%)Pre-CalculusMath40S (70%)Physics40S (70%)Chemistry 40S(70%)1elective, group 1, 2or 4(60%)Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

English12 (70%)Math11(70%)Math12(70%)Physics12 (70%)Chemistry 12(70%)1elective group 1, 2or 4(60%)Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

English30(70%)Pure Math20 (70%)Pure Math30 (70%)Physics30 (70%)Chemistry 30(70%)1elective, group 1, 2or 4(60%)Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

Advanced MathematicswithanIntroductiontoCalculus12

AfricanCanadianStudies11AtlanticLiterature 12Aulajaaqtut12Biology 12Botany 621XCalculus12CanadianLiterature 12Chemistry 12ClassicalCivilizationLVV4UComputer Education11

or 12Conservation521Co-op 12Earthand Space Science

SES4UEconomics12EnvironmentalStudies11

or 12Exercise Science PSE4UFILA120French12Geography 11Geography 12Geology 12Geometry 12History 11History 12Inuktitut12 Journalism12Latin12Law12Oceans11Physics12PoliticalScience 12Psychology 12Reading Tutor 120ReligionHRT3MScience 122Science SNC4MSociology 12Spanish12Statistics12Trigonometry and

3Space 12World Issues12Writing 110

Accounting(Computerized)12

BusinessOrg. andMgt. 12

GaelicStudies11IntrotoAccounting 12Marketing 120Native Studies12

GROUP 3Theatre Arts12Communications

(Media Studies)12FI Techniquesin

Communications12Art11Art12Fine Arts11 Jazz Improvisation11Music11or 12

GROUP 4 CAD 11CAM 11IntrotoElectronics11Filmand Video

Production12MicroElectronics12

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE INCOMPUTER SCIENCE (BScCS )

English122( 60%)Trigonometry and 3Space 122(65%)Advanced Mathematicswith anIntroductiontoCa lculus120 (65%)Physics122 OR Chemistry 122(65%)1elective, group 1(60%)1elective, group 1or 2(60%)Minimumadmission average 75%

English3201 (60%)Advanced Math2205OR AcademicMath2204 (65%)Advanced Math3205OR AcademicMath3204 (65%)Physics3204 OR Chemistry 3202(65%)1elective, group 1(60%)1elective, group 1or 2(60%)Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

English12(60%)Academicor Advanced Math12 (65%)Pre-Calculus12(65%)Physics12 OR Chemistry 12(65%)1elective, group 1(60%)1elective, group 1or 2(60%)Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

English4U (60%)MathMCV4U (65%)MathMHF4U (65%)PhysicsSPH4U OR ChemistrySCH4U (65%)1elective, group 1(60%)1elective, group 1or 2(60%)Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

English621 (60%)Math521A OR Math521B (65%)1of: Math621A, Math621B, Math611Aor Math611B (65%)Physics621 OR Chemistry 621(65%)1elective, group 1(60%)1elective, group 1or 2(60%)Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

English516 (60%)Math436(65%)Math536(65%)Physics534 OR Chemistry 534(65%)1elective, group 1(60%)1elective, group 1or 2(60%)Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

EnglishA30AND B30(60%)MathA30 (65%)MathB30 (65%)Physics30 OR Chemistry 30(65%)1elective, group 1(60%)1elective, group 1or 2(60%)Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

English12 (60%)Math11(60%)Math12(60%)Physics12 OR Chemistry 12(65%)1elective, group 1(60%)1elective, group 1or 2(60%)Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

English40S(60%)Pre-CalculusMath30S (65%)Pre-CalculusMath40S (65%)Physics40S ORChemistry 40S(65%)1elective, group 1(60%)1elective, group 1or 2(60%)Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

English12(60%)Math11(65%)Math12(65%)Physics12 OR Chemistry 12(65%)1elective, group 1(60%)1elective, group 1or 2(60%)Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

English30 (60%)Pure Math20 (65%)Pure Math30 (65%)Physics30 OR Chemistry 30(65%)1elective, group 1(60%)1elective, group 1or 2(60%)Minimumadmissionaverage 75%

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English 122 (60%)4 electives, group 11 elective, group 1, 2 or 3Minimum admission average 65%

Grade 11 Math (or equivalent) will beaccepted as a Group 1 elective.





English 4U (60%)4 electives, group 11 elective, group 1, 2 or 3Minimum admission average 65%


English 621 (60%)4 electives, group 11 elective, group 1, 2 Minimum admission

Grade 11 Math (or equi accepted as a Group 1 e

English 40S (60%)4 electives, group 11 elective, group 1, 2 or 3Minimum admission average 65%


English 122 (60%)Trigonometry and 3-Space 122 (60%)Advanced Mathematics with anIntroduction to Calculus 120 (60%)2 electives, group 11 elective, group 1, 2 or 3Minimum admission average 75%

English 3201 (60%)Advanced Math 2205 OR Academic Math2204 (60%)Advanced Math 3205 OR Academic Math3204 (60%)2 electives, group 11 elective, group 1, 2 or 3Minimum admission average 75%

English 12 (60%)Academic or Advanced Math 12 (60%)Pre-Calculus 12 (60%)2 electives, group 11 elective, group 1, 2 or 3Minimum admission average 75%

English 4U (60%)Math MCV4U (60%)One of Math MHF4U, M DM4U,MCF3M or MCR3U (60%)2 electives, group 11 elective, group 1, 2 or 3Minimum admission average 75%

English 621 (60%)Math 521AORMath 51 of: Math 621A, Mat611A or Math 611B (2 electives, group 11 elective, group 1, 2 Minimum admission

English 40S (60%)Pre-Calculus Math 30S (60%)Pre-Calculus Math 40S (60%)2 electives, group 11 elective, group 1, 2 or 3Minimum admission average 75%

English 122 (60%)Trigonometry & 3 - Space (65%)Advanced Mathematics with anIntroduction to Calculus (65%)2 electives from Group 1 (60%)1 elective from Group 1 or Group 2 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 3201 (60%)Advanced Math 2205 OR Academic Math 2204 (65%)Advanced Math 3205 OR Academic Math 3204 (65%)2 electives - Group 1 (60%)1 elective - Group 1 or 2 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 12 (60%)Advanced or Academic Math 12 (65%)Pre-Calculus Math 12 (65%)2 electives from Group 1 (60%)1 elective from Group 1 or 2 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 4U (60%)Math MCV4U (65%)Math MHF4U (65%)2 electives - Group 1 (60%)1 elective - Group 1 or 2 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 621 (60%)Math 521A OR Math 1 of: Math 621A or Mor Math 611B (65%)2 Electives - Group 1 1 elective - Group, 1 oMinimum admission

English 40S (60%)Pre-Calculus Math 30S (65%)Pre-Calculus Math 40S (65%)2 electives - Group 1 (60%)1 elective - Group 1 or 2 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 122 (60%)Functions and Relations 112 (60%)Chemistry 122 (60%)Biology 120 (60%)2 electives, group 1Minimum admission average 70%

English 3201 (60%)Advanced Math 2205 OR Academic Math2204 (60%)Chemistry 3202 (60%)Biology 3201 (60%)2 electives, group 1Minimum admission average 70%

English 12 (60%)Academic or Advanced Math 11 (60%)Chemistry 12 (60%)Biology 12 (60%)2 electives, group 1Minimum admission average 70%

English 4U (60%)Math MCF3MORMath MCR3U (60%)Chemistry SCH4U (60%)Biology SBI4U (60%)2 electives, group 1Minimum admission average 70%

English 621 (60%)Math 521AORMath 5Chemistry 621 (60%)Biology 621 (60%)2 electives, group 1Minimum admission

English 40S (60%)Pre-Calculus Math 30S (60%)Chemistry 40S (60%)Biology 40S (60%)2 electives, group 1Minimum admission average 70%

English 122Trigonometry and 3-Space 122Advanced Mathematics with anIntroduction to Calculus 120Chemistry 1221 of: Biology 122, Physics 122,Geology 122 or a grade 12provincially approved science1 elective, group 1 or 2Minimum admission average 75%

The average of the marks in Senior Math, Chemistry and the best other sciencecourse must be at least 75%.

English 3201Advanced Math 2205OR Academic Math 2204Advanced Math 3205OR Academic Math 3204Chemistry 32021 of: Biology 3201, Physics 3204 or agrade 12 provincially approved science1 elective, group 1 or 2Minimum admission average 75%

The average of the marks in Senior Math, Chemistry and the best other science course must be at least 75%.

English 12Academic or Advanced Math 12Pre-Calculus 12Chemistry 121 of: Biology 12, Physics 12,Geology 12 or a grade 12provincially approved science1 elective, group 1 or 2Minimum admission average 75%


English 4UMath MCV4UMath MHF4UChemistry SCH4U1 of: Biology SBH4U, Physics SPH4U or agrade 12 provincially approved science1 elective, group 1 or 2Minimum admission average 75%


English 621Math 521AORMath 51 of: Math 621A, Mat611A or Math 611BChemistry 6211 of: Biology 621, PhGeology 621 or a gradprovincially approved1 elective, group 1 orMinimum admission

The average of the mar Math, Chemistry and thcourse must be at least

English 40SPre-Calculus Math 30SPre-Calculus Math 40SChemistry 40S1 of: Biology 40S, Physics 40S, Geology40S or a grade 12provincially approved science1 elective, group 1 or 2Minimum admission average 75%

The average of the marks in Senior Math,Chemistry and the best other science coursemust be at least 75%.

English 122Trigonometry and 3-Space 122Advanced Mathematics with anIntroduction to Calculus 120Chemistry 122Physics 1221 elective, group 1 or 2Minimum admission average 75%

Science average must be 75%, based on Grade 12 Math and the best of Grade 12 Biology, Chemistry, Geology and Physics.

English 3201Advanced Math 2205OR Academic Math 2204Advanced Math 3205OR Academic Math 3204Chemistry 3202Physics 32041 elective, group 1 or 2Minimum admission average 75%


English 12Academic or Advanced Math 12Pre-Calculus 12Chemistry 12Physics 121 elective, group 1 or 2Minimum admission average 75%


English 4UMath MCV4UMath MHF4UChemistry SCH4UPhysics SPH4U1 elective, group 1 or 2Minimum admission average 75%


English 621Math 521A OR Math 1 of: Math 621A, MatMath 611A or Math 6Chemistry 621Physics 6211 elective, group 1 orMinimum admission

Science average must bon Grade 12 Math and t Grade 12 Biology, Chemand Physics.

English 40SPre-Calculus Math 30SPre-Calculus Math 40SChemistry 40SPhysics 40S1 elective, group 1 or 2Minimum admission average 75%


English 122 (70%)Trigonometry and 3-Space 122 (70%)Advanced Mathematics with an

Introduction to Calculus 120 (70%)Physics 122 (70%)Chemistry 122 (70%)1 elective, group 1, 2 or 4 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 3201 (70%)Advanced Math 2205 OR Academic Math2204 (70%)

Advanced Math 3205 OR Academic Math3204 (70%)Physics 3204 (70%)Chemistry 3202 (70%)1 elective, group 1, 2 or 4 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 12 (70%)Academic or Advanced Math 12 (70%)Pre-Calculus 12 (70%)

Physics 12 (70%)Chemistry 12 (70%)1 elective, group 1, 2 or 4 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 4U (70%)Math MCV4U (70%)Math MHF4U (70%)

Physics SPH4U (70%)Chemistry SCH4U (70%)1 elective, group 1, 2 or 4 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 621 (70%)Math 521A OR Math 1 of: Math 621A, Mat

611A or Math 611B (Physics 621 (70%)Chemistry 621 (70%)1 elective, group 1, 2 Minimum admission

English 40S (70%)Pre-Calculus Math 30S (70%)Pre-Calculus Math 40S (70%)

Physics 40S (70%)Chemistry 40S (70%)1 elective, group 1, 2 or 4 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 122 (60%)Trigonometry and 3 Space 122 (65%)Advanced Mathematics with anIntroduction to Calculus 120 (65%)Physics 122 OR Chemistry 122 (65%)1 elective, group 1 (60%)1 elective, group 1 or 2 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 3201 (60%)Advanced Math 2205 OR Academic Math 2204 (65%)Advanced Math 3205 OR Academic Math 3204 (65%)Physics 3204ORChemistry 3202 (65%)1 elective, group 1 (60%)1 elective, group 1 or 2 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 12 (60%)Academic or Advanced Math 12 (65%)Pre-Calculus 12 (65%)Physics 12ORChemistry 12 (65%)1 elective, group 1 (60%)1 elective, group 1 or 2 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 4U (60%)Math MCV4U (65%)Math MHF4U (65%)Physics SPH4UORChemistrySCH4U (65%)1 elective, group 1 (60%)1 elective, group 1 or 2 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

English 621 (60%)Math 521AORMath 51 of: Math 621A, Mat611A or Math 611B (Physics 621ORChem1 elective, group 1 (601 elective, group 1 orMinimum admission

English 40S(60%)Pre-Calculus Math 30S (65%)Pre-Calculus Math 40S (65%)Physics 40SORChemistry 40S (65%)1 elective, group 1 (60%)1 elective, group 1 or 2 (60%)Minimum admission average 75%

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direct from high school Are You in Grade 12? If youre thinking of coming to UNB Saint John in2012, the admission requirements listed on thesepages are the courses you will need.

The admission average is the average of thecourses required for admission. For thosestudents who have required courses that arebeing taken in the second semester of highschool, and for which grades are not yet available,the pre-requisite course (usually grade 11) will beapplied to make a grade estimate for the speci cadmission course.

Are You in Grade 10 or 11? If youre thinking of coming to UNB Saint John

later than 2012, these pages will serve as aguideline as you choose your courses in highschool in preparation for entrance to UNB Saint John.

extra credit for high school students Advanced Placement (AP)Students following the Advanced Placementprogram may have their courses evaluated forup to 30 credit hours (approximately 10 courses)of transfer credits. UNB Saint John will consider

grades of 3, 4 and 5 on acceptable courses.International Baccalaureate (IB)Students following the InternationalBaccalaureate program at the Higher Level mayhave their courses evaluated for up to 30 credithours (approximately 10 courses) of transfercredits. UNB Saint John will consider grades of 5,6 and 7 on acceptable courses.

Application Deadlines

The general application date for admission intoour university for a September start is March 31.

transfer students If you have enrolled in any post-secondaryinstitution other than UNB, we will alsorequire of cial copies of transcripts fromthose institutions. The minimum admissionrequirements are still applicable for basicadmission. If you have received credit from anypost-secondary institutions, you may be granted

credit dependent on the degree to which youare applying, at the discretion of the Of ce of the Registrar and the Faculty. To request transfercredits, you must supply course outlines for all

courses typically these course outlines may beobtained through the Of ce of the Registrar orthe Faculty at the previous institution. Studentsapplying through an approved block credittransfer program (BAM, BAMAC, BAMEC, BAMHT)are waived from this step, but must supply of cialtranscripts.

Transfer student deadlinesTransfer students are encouraged to applythrough the Of ce of the Registrar for transfercredit assessment by the following dates toensure transfer credit results can be completed ina timely manner.

Application for September start: July 15Application for January start: November 15

Application for May start: March 15visiting studentsWould you like to attend UNB Saint John for a yearand then return to your home institution? Youmay be admissible to take courses at UNB Saint John with a letter of permission from the Registrarat your home institution. Also check with youradvisor at your home institution to ensure thecourses at UNB Saint John are transferable to yourdegree program at your home institution.

adult learnersIf you have attended any post-secondaryinstitution, well consider you as a transferstudent. If not, well look for the basic admissionrequirements as listed per degree. You may alsobe considered for admission if you have not beenenrolled in an educational program for ve yearsand/or have reached the age of 21. Contact theOf ce of the Registrar for more information.

home schooled students You must meet the basic admission requirementsas outlined. Reference letters and a SAT score arerecommended. Consult the Of ce of the Registrarfor an assessment of your course curriculum.

degrees with post-secondarypre-requisitsBachelor of Applied Management (BAM)Students must have successfully completed atwo-year diploma from a recognized college, with

an average of 70%, and no grade below 65%in speci c courses identi ed by the Faculty of Business at UNB Saint John.

Bachelor of Applied Management in Accounting (BAMAC)Students must have successfully completed thetwo-year Business Technology program withthe Accounting Option at the New BrunswickCommunity College (NBCC), or an equivalentprogram, with an average of 70%.

Bachelor of Applied Management in ElectronicCommerce (BAMEC)Students must have successfully completed thetwo-year Business Technology program withthe E-business Option at the New BrunswickCommunity College (NBCC), or an equivalentprogram, with an average of 70%.

Bachelor of Applied Management in Hospitality

and Tourism (BAMHT) (2+2)Students must have successfully completed atwo-year Hospitality and Tourism program witha recognized partner college, with an average of 70% and the equivalent of micro-economics andmacro-economics credits.

Bachelor of Health Sciences (BHS)Applications for the Bachelor of Health Sciencesare not considered for those students applyingdirectly from high school. Applicants to the BHS

must have a diploma or have been accepted intoa diploma program from one of the approved UNBSaint John partner institutions. Students mustmeet the admission requirements of the BSc, andcomplete the rst year of speci c general sciencecourses, before applying to the professionalprograms offered in the BHS degree program.

Bachelor of Education (BEd)Students must have a minimum of 30 credit hoursin the Bachelor of Arts degree in order to be

considered for admission to the BEd degree. Thedeadline for applications is January 31 of the yearin which the student wants to commence studies(i.e. January 2012 for September 2012 entrance).Additional forms are required and can be obtainedfrom the Department of Education at UNB Saint John. Spaces are limited in this program.



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