Admission routes are ways of categorizing different undergraduate students according to their academic qualifications. The UofL recognizes Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate programs.
Which admission route fits you?
Early Admission
You are currently completing high school requirements for the first time at a Canadian high school, and are applying for admission to the Fall semester.
High School
You have completed required high school courses and fewer than 3 transferable* semester courses from universities or colleges. If you were primarily home schooled, click here.
New Transfer
Your high school qualifications are sufficient and you have completed 3 or more transferable* courses; or you have completed 8 or more transferable* courses.
College Diploma
You have completed an appropriate two- or three-year diploma at a college or technical institute, and are applying for a two-year degree program in Agriculture, Computer Science, Environmental Science, Fine Arts (Art, Dramatic Arts, Multidisciplinary, New Media or Music), Geography (with a Concentration in Geographical Information Science), Health Sciences (Addictions Counselling), Management, or Nursing.
Applied Degree
You have completed an applied degree from a recognized college or technical institute in Alberta.
Previous Degree
You have completed an approved degree comprised of 30 or more courses from a recognized university.
Standardized Test
You have completed recognized tests of aptitude/achievement (e.g., SATs), and fewer than 3 transferable* courses.
Visiting Student
You are currently enrolled in a program at another university and wish to take courses from University of Lethbridge under an authorized leave.
Adult Admission
Your qualifications match none of the above, but a combination of your education and life experiences have prepared you for university entrance.
*'Transferable courses' are courses completed at a university, college or technical institute which may be transferred for credit to your UofL program. Typically, a transferable course is defined as a 3-credit, semester course.
Refer to Part 1 - Admissions, of the UofL Calendar for further information on Admission Routes.