University of Ottawa offers BA/BS in Major in Life Sciences, a bachelor's degree in Religious Studies programme in Ottawa, Canada. Tuition for international students is CAD 21,668 per semester.
At a glance
Degree:Bachelor's Degree
Field:Religious Studies
International tuition: CAD 21,668 / semester
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The Major in Life Sciences is an undergraduate concentration within a Bachelor's degree (BA or BSc) at the University of Ottawa, situated in the life sciences discipline. The program provides a foundation in cellular biology, molecular biology, organic chemistry and biochemistry, preparing students for further study in professional programs such as medicine, dentistry and pharmacy, as well as biomolecular graduate programs. Students complete 60 units of coursework in the discipline in addition to general Bachelor's degree requirements. The university advises students to check the specific admission requirements of the professional or graduate schools they intend to apply to, since these can vary. The program is offered in both English and French, with a French immersion stream available to students who complete it as part of an honours degree.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: Applicants need English 4U (ENG4U) or Français 4U (FRA4U), Advanced Functions 4U (MHF4U), Calculus and Vectors 4U (MCV4U), and two of Biology 4U (SBI4U), Chemistry 4U (SCH4U), Physics 4U (SPH4U), or Earth and Space Science 4U (SES4U). The published minimum admission average is 78%, with a minimum combined average of 70% required across the science and mathematics prerequisite courses specifically. Students who do not have Calculus and Vectors 4U may take a replacement course at the University in the summer before or during first term. This line is shared across Biology, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Physics, and Physics-Mathematics, and, per the Faculty of Science's own grouping of shared first-year course requirements, also covers the general (undeclared) Bachelor of Science credential and the Life Sciences major, since neither is tracked as a separate admission discipline.
