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- 4 year Honors Bachelor Degree
- 4 year Bachelor Degree
- 3 year Bachelor Degree
- Category A - Social Science, FIMS, Business, Digital Communication, Foods and Nutrition, Human Ecology, Law, Music, Social Work, Thanatology
- Category B - Arts and Humanities, Languages
- Category C - Science, Engineering, Medical Science
For a complete list of each category, see the .
5.0 courses including one from either category B or C.
See the for First Year program requirements.
Complete first year (5.0 courses); B average in required courses; no mark less than 60%.
For more information, please see the section titled "The Honours Bachelor Degree" on the
Courses that end in E or F/G are designated essay courses that have to be taken at 深夜福利站. Students are encouraged to take an essay course in first year.
Essay courses are structured so that students must exhibit some minimal level of competence in essay writing and the appropriate level of knowledge of the content of the course in order to pass.
For more information, please see the section titled "Essay Courses (Undergraduate Degrees) on the
No more than 2.0 in your first year. For a 3 year degree, no more than 9.0; for a 4 year degree, no more than 14.0 (with the exception of Psychology).
For more information, see the
5.0 courses per term.
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Students may take a maximum of 1.0 course per session at an Affiliate as follows:
- If the course is not offered on campus, no special permission is required, unless indicated in the Course Notes in the :
- "Main campus students require home faculty permission” indicates that you must receive special permission from the Arts & Humanities Academic Counselling Office before being allowed to enroll in the Affiliate course.
- "Restricted to students registered at an affiliated college” indicates that this course is being reserved for affiliate students. You will require permission first from the Affiliate, and secondly from the Arts & Humanities Academic Counselling Office.
- "Main campus students require home faculty permission” indicates that you must receive special permission from the Arts & Humanities Academic Counselling Office before being allowed to enroll in the Affiliate course.