Offres d'admission
Requirements for Admission
- The 17³Ô¹Ï Secondary School Diploma (OSSD)
- Six 4U/M courses, including ENG4U and any other prerequisite courses specified by Huron
- The required admission average
- English-language proficiency (where applicable)
Failed and Repeated Courses
If a course was taken more than once, the highest reported successful grade in the course will be used in the admission average calculation.
Timing and Process for Admission Decisions
We will extend offers of admission in late December/early January to students who display strong academic results in Grade 11 and the first term of Grade 12. You must complete or be enrolled in prerequisite courses for the program to which you apply. Offers will continue until programs are full and will be based only on 4U/M midterms and final grades.
All offers of admission are conditional upon successfully completing the OSSD and maintaining a minimum final average on required courses, as outlined in the offer of admission. Admission averages will be based on the best six 4U/M grades, including prerequisite courses. If you are not eligible for the Management and Organizational Studies program, you will automatically be considered for an alternative offer to Social Science.
Personal Statement
Huron has one of the highest entering admission averages among the most elite institutions in Canada. The increasing competitiveness of our application process is a reflection of the demand for character-based education. Not only do we admit students who are top of their class academically, but students who take the initiative to better their communities and demonstrate their commitment to being a Leader with Heart. Through the application process, students can include a personal statement to let us know more about why they want to attend Huron and include their contributions outside of the classroom, in addition to their academic record. Our Admissions Team works one-on-one with our applicants throughout the entire application process.
Offres alternatives
If you do not meet the admissions requirements for the Bachelor of Management and Organizational Studies (BMOS) program, you will be automatically assessed for admission to the Social Science program.
