Computer Science

Domestic Ontario high school applicants to the faculty linked from this programme

• If you are currently completing your Grade 12 year you can apply as a high school student. Your application will be assessed for early conditional admission to your program of choice. This allows students who are still in grade 12 to be conditionally admitted using grade 11 and any grade 12 courses they have completed. Students who are granted early conditional admission are still required to meet the final admission requirements for their program/faculty at the time of graduation. Your application will be assessed based on the Early Conditional Admission Requirements listed below, and then after graduation, you will be required to meet the Final Admission Requirements listed below. If you have graduated from high school or completed secondary-level standing, and have not attended any post-secondary institutions, you are also considered a high school student. Your application will be assessed on he FInal Admission Requirement listed below. When applying during the final year of high school, students can provide an interim grade report and a schedule of current/planned courses via email, fax, or mail. This can be sent directly to the Enrolment Services office from the student or guidance counsellor. This interim/unofficial grade report is used for the early conditional admission calculation. Official high school final transcripts must be submitted following graduation and by all those applying who have completed high school. This official document is used for the final admission average calculation. Find information on how to order your official transcripts . Official transcripts must come to the University of Regina directly from the issuing institution (Ministry of Education, school board office, etc.) in your province or country (if other than Canada). English Language Proficiency The language of instruction at the University of Regina is English. All applicants to the University of Regina must therefore demonstrate an appropriate level of proficiency in the English language, unless they are entering the Baccalaureate en education program, in which case they must meet the French language proficiency requirement. Find information on English language proficiency requirements here.

Domestic Ontario high school applicants to the faculty linked from this programme

• English 12U (ENG4U) Advanced Functions 12U (MHF4U) Two of Biology 12U (SBI4U), Calculus and Vectors 12U (MCV4U), Chemistry 12U (SCH4U), Earth and Space Science (SES4U) or Physics 12U (SPH4U)

Domestic Ontario high school applicants to the faculty linked from this programme

• 70% average required Starting in Fall 2025, admission to Computer Science programs will require an 80% average. Applicants will be admitted as a Science Qualifying student if they are either: missing one of the subjects used for final admission, but have an admission average of 70% on the remaining courses, or have an admission average between 65-69.99%, but have all of the subjects required The Faculty of Science does not offer a qualifying program for Computer Science.

Domestic Ontario high school applicants to the faculty linked from this programme

• For information on how to submit official documents, visit our Approved Documents page Application deadlines: Early application deadline for fall term* - March 15 Fall term – August 15 Winter term – December 15 Spring/summer term – One week before the start of classes Final official transcript deadlines: Fall term deadline for early conditionally admitted students – August 1 Fall term – August 15 Winter term – January 1 Spring/summer term – May 1 Deadline for off-campus students** – last day to add courses without permission in all terms * The early application deadline is the recommended deadline to ensure the best course selection options, in addition to the deadline for entrance awards **Off-campus students are students taking courses through regional colleges or the First Nations University of Canada Prince Albert and Saskatoon campuses

Domestic university or college transfer applicants to the faculty linked from this programme

• If you have previously attended another recognized college, university, or technical institute, you are considered a college/university transfer student. Post-secondary transfer admission averages are calculated using the Admissions Grade Point Average (AGPA). The AGPA is calculated by combining recognized academic post-secondary courses and attempted U of R courses. Official college/university transcripts must be sent directly from the post-secondary institution(s) to Enrolment Services at the U of R. We accept mailed and e-mailed transcripts sent directly from the issuing institution(s). We also accept electronic transcripts delivered via vendors authorized by the sending institution such as Parchment, Digitary (MyCreds), National Student Clearinghouse, and others. Finally, we accept transcripts from online verification portals that have secure log in portals such as International Baccalaureate and Cambridge Exams. We will also accept official World Education Services (WES) International Credential Advantage Package ( ICAP ) assessments. When you are completing the request, you will choose "University of Regina" and "Office of Undergraduate Admissions" as the "Recipient", which can be sent either by mail or electronically. All documents that are supplied in support of applications for admission become the property of the University of Regina and will not be forwarded to another institution. English Language Proficiency The language of instruction at the University of Regina is English. All applicants to the University of Regina must therefore demonstrate an appropriate level of proficiency in the English language. Find information on English language proficiency requirements here.

Domestic university or college transfer applicants to the faculty linked from this programme

• Applicants who have attempted 15 credit hours or more of approved post-secondary education must have a minimum AGPA of 65% on the most recent 30 credit hours of post-secondary courses attempted. If applicants have attempted fewer than 15 credit hours, their admission will be based on high school admission requirements. Post-secondary applicants must also have successfully completed course work in math and sciences at either the post-secondary or secondary school level. Applicants who have been required to withdraw from a prior institution may be required to petition for admission. For more information, visit the petitioning for admission page .

Domestic university or college transfer applicants to the faculty linked from this programme

• Applicants who have attempted 15 credit hours or more of approved post-secondary education and have an AGPA of 60-64.9% on all post-secondary courses attempted may be admitted to the Science Qualifying Program. Applicants must provide evidence of having successfully completed course work in math and sciences at either the post-secondary or secondary school level. Students who are missing one or more course requirements may be admitted to the Science Qualifying Program. Applicants who have failed more than 15 credit hours of university courses are not admissible except by permission of the Faculty. Applicants who have failed a core requirement of the Faculty of Science (CS 110, Math 110, English 100 or 110) after the maximum number of repeat attempts are not admissible except by permission of the Faculty. Applicants to the BSc in Chemical Technology must also present the SIAST/SK Polytech Diploma in Chemical Technology with a 60% GPA. Applicants to the BSc in Environmental Biology must have completed the SIAST/SK Polytech Diploma in Integrated Resource Management or Lakeland Colleges Diploma in Wildlife and Fisheries Conservation or the Diploma in Conservation and Restoration Ecology with a 60% GPA and a passing grade in Pre-calculus 30 or equivalent. Applicants to the Bachelor of Medical Radiation Technology program must have completed a two-year Medical Radiation Technology Diploma Program in Canada that is recognized by the Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists ( CAMRT ), with a minimum GPA of 60%, in addition to meeting the high school admission requirements for the Faculty of Science. Applicants to the Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science program require a completed Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology from Saskatchewan Polytechnic with a minimum 60% graduating average and a passing grade in Pre-Calculus 30 or equivalent. Diploma in Computer Science - Applicants who have more than two years of studies in the areas of Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a related discipline may not enroll in the Diploma of Computer Science, except with special permission of the Faculty. Applicants to the Bachelor of Geographic Information Science must also present the SIAST/SK Polytech Certificate in Geographic Information Science for Resource Management with a 65% GPA.

Domestic university or college transfer applicants to the faculty linked from this programme

• For information on how to submit official documents, visit our Approved Documents page Application deadlines: Fall term – August 15 Winter term – December 15 Spring/summer term – One week before the start of classes Final official transcript deadlines: Fall term – August 15 Winter term – January 1 Spring/summer term – May 1 Final official transcript deadlines for those admitted conditionally: Fall term - September 30 Winter term - January 31 Spring/summer term - May 31 Petitioning student deadlines: Fall term – July 1 Winter term – November 1 Spring/summer term – March 1 Deadline for off-campus students* – last day to add courses without permission in all terms *Off-campus students are students taking courses through regional colleges or the First Nations University of Canada Prince Albert and Saskatoon campuses

Domestic transfer applicants to Computer Science through Science; exact programme exceptions are separate.

• At least 15 attempted approved postsecondary credit hours: minimum AGPA 65% over the most recent 30 attempted hours.
• Fewer than 15 attempted hours: assessed using secondary-school requirements.
• Completed Mathematics and Science coursework at secondary or postsecondary level is required.
• More than 15 failed university hours, or a core requirement failed after the permitted repeat limit, requires faculty permission.
• The current calendar warns that external Computer Science admission may require an average above the general Science minimum; no fixed higher external-transfer threshold is specified there.
• Send official records from every prior postsecondary institution directly to admissions; English-language requirements apply.
• A prior required withdrawal may require a petition for admission.

Internal faculty-transfer applicants to Computer Science, as scoped in the current calendar.

• At least 15 attempted approved postsecondary hours: minimum AGPA 70% over the most recent 30 attempted hours.
• CS 110 at least 65% and a passing grade in MATH 110.
• Fewer than 15 attempted hours: assessed using secondary-school admission requirements.