2017-18萨省大学本科申请条件

　　General Requirements for all Programs

　　Senior Middle School Graduation Certificate is required for admission to all programs. If you have completed more than 18 credit units of transferable credit units from an accredited post-secondary institution, your admission will be based on your post‑secondary studies.

　　Early (conditional) admission

　　You may apply for admission in the year you will graduate if you submit your transcript from the previous year and a list of courses you are currently completing, as well as Hui Kao (or Academic Proficiency Test 学业水平测试) results if applicable. Early (Conditional) admission may be granted in these circumstances.

　　Transfer Credit

　　The University of Saskatchewan considers courses from accredited institutions around the world for transfer credit. Generally, credit is awarded on a course-by-course basis for courses equivalent to those taught at the University of Saskatchewan. When you apply for admission we will review all education history for admission and transfer credit. Your year of study and program requirements are determined by each college.

　　College specific requirements

　　In addition to the general requirement, you must present required subjects with your high school transcript and/or Hui Kao results (or Academic Proficiency Test 学业水平测试) if applicable and have achieved a competitive average for your college of choice.

　　A 5-subject admission average is calculated for each applicant based on the following criteria:

　　Chinese

　　Mathematics

　　Plus a combination of:

　　Maximum 2 subjects of English, History and Geography

　　Maximum 2 subjects of Biology, Chemistry and Physics

　　Maximum 1 subject of Music and Arts

　　Please Note: All transcripts are reviewed on a case by case basis. Grades listed below are a guideline for admission.

　　1. You may be admitted to some programs with a deficiency. Industrial arts subjects are not acceptable for admission. Technical education subjects are not acceptable for admission to Kinesiology.

　　2. Admission averages shown here correspond to a 60% pass scale. The competitive averages should be used as a guideline, and do not guarantee admission.

　　The University of Saskatchewan reserves the right to make changes to admissions policies without notice.

　　English Language Proficiency Requirement

　　The language of instruction and examination at the University of Saskatchewan is English. In order for students to understand, communicate and be successful in programs at the university, an acceptable level of academic English is required (including written, spoken, reading and listening components).

　　Applicants may be required to present proof of proficiency in English, which, for admission to the 2017-2018 academic year, may be demonstrated through:

　　completion of an accepted standardized test of English proficiency

　　Test scores must be forwarded by the testing centre directly to International Admissions no later than thedeadline for receipt of documents