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If you are currently enrolled in or have completed the International Baccalaureate Diploma, here’s what you need to know about our admission requirements and transfer credit you may be eligible for.
- An International Baccalaureate Diploma, including English HL or SL is required for admission.
- Prerequisite courses can be presented at either the Standard or Higher Level.
- For programs with a Math prerequisite, Math SL or HL is required. “Math Studies” is not acceptable.
- A total score of 27, not including bonus points, is required for admission consideration. More competitive programs require a significantly higher score.
- If you are currently enrolled in the IB Diploma program, you must submit your predicted IB results (1-7 scale), confirmation that you are completing the full IB Diploma, a current transcript including any mid-term/mid-year results available, and complete the online self-reported grades form.
- If you are currently enrolled in the IB Certificate/Course program, you must submit your predicted IB results (1-7 scale), confirmation that you are completing the IB Certificate/Course program, a current transcript including any mid-term/mid-year results available; and importantly, the name of the matriculation certificate/diploma to be awarded upon completion of your studies.
- Final IB results must be sent to the University electronically by the International Baccalaureate Organization (IBO).
- For Engineering programs, Mathematics (recommended at Higher level), Physics and Chemistry (at either level) are required. Visit the Discover Engineering website for more details.
- Find out which IB courses can be considered for transfer credits.
- Be sure you also check the additional requirements for your intended area of study.
