Information for high school Applicants
Please consult our Future Students website for general information, including information for international applicants, language requirements and course equivalents.
Due to the competitive nature of the programs, almost all of the offers to the business programs are made in early May. We make very few early offers to the programs. Please be patient!
Special notes:
- Admissions to these programs is not based on marks alone. A significant part of the admissions process includes a review of your Admission Information Form (which will be available from our website after we receive your application from (Ontario Universities' Application Centre (OUAC)). This form includes questions about your extracurricular activities and work experience, and will be a factor in our decision to offer you admission. It’s also a requirement if you want to be considered for entrance scholarships. Included with this form is a teacher reference section. Instructions on how to complete this form will be sent with the acknowledgement of your application.
- Strong performance in the Euclid Mathematics Contest can help earn you a place in the Faculty of Mathematics. Additionally, most of the Faculty of Mathematics scholarships are based in part on Euclid score. You are strongly encouraged to write the contest as even a weak score is better than no score at all. Please visit the Centre for Education in Mathematics and Computer (CEMC) for more information on the math contests.
Information for current math students
Students in other Faculty of Mathematics plans can transfer into the Mathematics/Business Administration plan after having successfully completed a minimum of 10 courses.
This usually includes the completion of the following six core math courses:
- (Mathematics) MATH 135, MATH 136, MATH 137, MATH 138, and 2 (Computer Science) CS core courses (usually CS 115/135 and CS 116/136)
- a communications course
and three of the following six non-math courses:
- (Economics) ECON 101, ECON 102, (Business) BUS 111W, BUS 121W, Accounting and Financial Managemtn (AFM) 101 and AFM 102
Students must have a 65% overall average to be admitted.
Please contact the program director/advisor for more information.