Admission requirements for Anglophone and Francophone schools listed below.
Anglophone Schools
High school applicants must meet the following minimum requirements for admission to the Bachelor of Arts program at St. Thomas University:
- high school graduation (by end of August of the year in which students apply);
- minimum average of 70% on five successfully completed Grade 12 academic courses one of which must be English 122;
- four remaining academic electives chosen from the list below (please note that, where they exist, Level 1 courses and any of the following electives offered in a French Immersion program, are acceptable as substitutes for courses listed below).
- Art 120 OR Visual Arts 120
- Biology 122
- Business Organization and Management 120
- Calculus 120
- Canadian Geography 120
- Canadian History 122
- Canadian Literature 120
- Chemistry 122
- Computer Science 120
- Communications 120 OR FI Techniques de Communication 120
- Economics 120
- Essential Skills Pathway Program - Capstone
- Post-Intensive French 120 OR French 122
- French Immersion Lang Arts 120
- Geology 120
- Introduction to Environmental Science 120
- Introduction to Accounting 120
- Introductory Mi’kmaw 110
- Journalism 120 OR Broadcast Journalism 120
- Latin 120
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- Law 120
- Mandarin 120
- Media Studies 120 OR Digital Productions 120
- Music 122 OR World Music 120
- Native Studies 120 OR Indigenous Studies 120
- Oceanography 120
- Philosophy 120
- Physical Geography 110
- Physics 122
- Political Science 120
- Pre-Calculus 110 OR Foundations of Math 120
- Pre-Calculus A 120
- Pre-Calculus B 120
- Psychology 120
- Sociology 120
- Spanish 120
- Statistics 120
- Theatre Arts 120 OR Dramatic Arts 120
- Women, Media and Culture 120 OR Gender, Media and Culture 120
- World Issues 120
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Francophone Schools
High school applicants from New Brunswick Francophone schools must meet the following minimum requirements for admission to the Bachelor of Arts program at St. Thomas University:
- high school graduation (by end of August of the year in which they apply);
- minimum average of 70% on five successfully completed academic courses one of which must be Français 10411 (for all applicants from Francophone school, regardless of their first language);
- four remaining academic electives chosen from the list below
- Anglais 22411
- Art dramatique (théâtre) 93411
- Art visuel 91411
- Astronomie 55411
- Biologie 53411
- Biologie 53421
- Chimie 52411
- Comptabilité 84411
- Droit 86411/45411
- Economie 44411
- Entrepreneuriat 83411
- Espagnol 23411 OR Espagnol 23421
- Études des médias 11411
- Géographie 41411
- Français 10421
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- Histoire du Canada 42311
- Histoire 42411
- Intro au domaine judiciaire 06411B
- Intro. Sc. Informatique 87411 OR Intro. à la Programmation Informatique 02411E
- Institutions politiques, économiques et juridiques (IPEJ) 43411
- Le Monde Contemporain 42411
- Math 30311C
- Math 30411
- Math 30421
- Musique 92411 OR Création musicale 92421
- Peuples Wabanaki 48411A
- Physique 51411
- Physique 51421
- Science de l’environnement 54411
- Statistique 31411
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Other grade 12 academic courses may be considered as admission electives. Please contact the Admissions Office for information regarding the approval process. Please note that fulfilling these minimum requirements does not guarantee admission to the University.
