Sciences sociales (spécialisé approfondi) (4 ans)
University of Ottawa
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Program Summary
University | University of Ottawa |
Degree | Bachelor of Social Science, BSocSc |
OUAC Program Code | OLJ |
Grade Range | 72-78 % (80 % pour coop) |
Experiential Learning | Co-op option available with this program |
Enrollment | 1600 |
Instruction Language | French |
Subjects of Major Interest
ANTHROPOLOGY |
CONFLICT STUDIES&HUMAN RIGHTS |
CRIMINOLOGY |
ECONOMICS |
ECONOMICS & PUBLIC POLICY |
ENVIR ECONOMICS&PUBLIC POLICY |
INTL DEVELOP & GLOBALIZATION |
INTL ECONOMICS & DEVELOPMENT |
INTL STUDIES&MODERN LANGUAGES |
POLITICAL SCIENCE |
PSYCHOLOGY (BA) |
PSYCHOLOGY (BSC) |
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION |
SOCIAL WORK |
SOCIOLOGY |
Admission
Offers of Admission for Ontario High School Students
Basic Requirements for Admission
Some programs have a minimum required admission average between 74% and 76%; however, many programs require an admission average greater than 76%.
For programs in Science and in Engineering, a combined average of 70% is required in the prerequisite subjects (this combined average is currently under review). If you apply to Engineering but lack only one prerequisite credit in mathematics or science, you may be considered for admission depending on your academic average. If you apply to Science but lack only one prerequisite credit in mathematics, you may be considered for admission depending on your academic average. The missing course would then be added to your course load at the university and completed during your first year of studies.
Failed and Repeated Courses
uOttawa uses the highest mark. Therefore, if a course is failed and repeated, uOttawa takes the higher of the two marks.
Timing and Process for Admission Decisions
Beginning in December 2014, the University of Ottawa will issue early conditional offers of admission for fall 2015 to highly qualified applicants. The University will continue to issue offers of admission to qualified applicants until the end of May.
Early offers are based on the average of 3U/M marks or a combination of 3U/M and available 4U/M final marks. No early offers are extended for programs with additional requirements such as tests, portfolios, interviews, etc.
All offers of admission are conditional. You must successfully complete a minimum of six eligible 4U/M courses, including prerequisite subjects of the requested program, obtain a specific admission average, and present proof of your Ontario Secondary School Diploma or the equivalent before September.
Details regarding offers of residence and scholarships will be sent with the offer of admission. You must respond before the date indicated in your offer of admission.
Note About Programs
The programs listed on eINFO are entry programs only. The University of Ottawa offers several areas of study within these programs. For a complete list of degree majors and minors, options, specializations and interdisciplinary programs, visit Ottawa's Online Undergraduate Calendars.
Requirements
Prerequisites
- FRA4U ou ENG4U
Science économique, Économie et politiques publiques, et Économie internationale et développement, exige aussi MHF4U (MCV4U est fortement recommandé).
Psychologie (B.Sc.) exige aussi MHF4U et deux cours parmi SBI4U, SCH4U, SPH4U et MCV4U (recommandé).
Service social : Admission concurrentielle; offert en francais seulement
IB and AP Requirements
Language Requirements
To be exempted from presenting a language test score, you must have studied for at least three years of full-time secondary or postsecondary studies at an institution where the language of instruction is strictly English and in a country where English is the official language. The University of Ottawa reserves the right to request an English language test score if deemed necessary.
If you wish to study in French and your mother tongue is not French, or if you have not studied full time in French for at least three years, the university reserves the right to administer a written proficiency test.
Competency in English and French is compulsory for French, Translation, and Nutrition programs. If you apply to these programs, you must pass a language proficiency test (with a minimum grade of at least 70%) prior to admission.
If you apply to Second-Language Teaching, you must have an excellent knowledge of the language you intend to teach. A language proficiency test is required.
Contact
Contact Us About the Program
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Tabaret Hall
75 Laurier Ave East
Ottawa ON K1N 6N5
- Email: Admissions
- Phone: 613-562-5315