UNDERGRADUATE APPLICATION

1. Each application for full-time or part-time studies must be accompanied by a $65 CDN non-refundable application processing fee. This must be in the form of a cheque or money order payable to the “University of New Brunswick” or be charged to your VISA, MasterCard or American Express. University policy prohibits processing your application without the $65 processing fee.

2. High school applicants: by the March 31 deadline, please have your high school send an official transcript (including your Grade 11 final grades and a complete listing of Grade 12 courses) directly to the appropriate campus Registrar’s Office. Please note mid-term grades are not used for admission assessment purposes. A complete official transcript of your final Grade 12 grades is required to finalize your admissions file.

3. If you are attending or have attended college or university, you must arrange to have official transcripts sent directly to the appropriate campus Registrar’s Office.

4. Students who have attended other post-secondary institutions and are requesting transfer credits must supply course outlines for all courses. Typically, these course descriptions may be obtained online or through the respective Office of the Registrar at the previous institution.

5. If you are applying for Education, Kinesiology/Recreation and Sport Studies, Nursing or a Bachelor of Integrated Studies on the Fredericton campus, you must complete special forms (see program descriptions below). Your application should be accompanied by all required supporting documentation with the exception of your official transcripts, which must be sent by your school.

6. If you have attended high school in the USA or an independent secondary school following an American-based curriculum, you must request that your SAT 1 or ACT results be sent to the appropriate campus Registrar’s Office.

7. Applicants who have been required to withdraw from UNB or any other university or college because of failure to meet academic standards must provide (1) a personal letter explaining their previous poor academic performance and why they feel they will be successful if admitted and (2) a satisfactory letter of recommendation from an employer or an individual (non-family member) who can comment on the applicant’s ability to succeed in further studies. Additional evidence that the applicant is likely to be successful may also be requested. Such applicants will not be considered for admission/re-admission for at least 12 months from the time they were required to withdraw.

8. All documents submitted in support of an application for admission become the property of the University of New Brunswick and will not be returned to the applicant or provided to other institutions.

9. Applicants to the Faculty of Law should consult the Faculty of Law at 506 453-4693 or unb.ca/fredericton/law.

10. Permanent Residents whose native language is not English may submit the results of an English language proficiency test (e.g. IELTS). Permanent Residents who do not present the results of an English language test or have not satisfied the minimum requirements, may be considered for conditional admission. This requirement may be waived in cases where the applicant has studied in Canada for three or more years. In all cases, the University reserves the right to require proof of language proficiency before permission will be granted to register in academic courses.

• BACHELOR OF EDUCATION DEGREE – Fredericton Campus The Bachelor of Education program is available to those who have already satisfied the requirements for a Bachelor’s degree. Special supplementary forms, available through the Registrar’s Office or online at unb.ca/application, must be submitted together with the University application form and application fee. Early application is highly recommended. Faculty of Education Admission Advantage (FEAA) The Faculty of Education Admission Advantage (Fredericton Campus) offers exceptional high school and first-year UNB students conditional acceptance into the Bachelor of Education program. FEAA students apply to the undergraduate program of their choice and the Bachelor of Education during their final year of high school or while completing their first year of studies at UNB. High School students should complete the following steps: 1) Apply to an undergraduate program of your choice at UNB (indicate as choice one) and the FEAA (indicate as choice two) by March 31; 2) complete and return the Faculty of Education advance application package by March 31. FEAA application packages can be requested through the Registrar’s Office or found online at unb.ca/application. The application for the FEAA requires that the high school applicant present all courses necessary for admission to their first program choice with a calculated minimum UNB admission average of 80%. First-Year UNB students must complete the FEAA application package by January 31. FEAA application packages can be requested through the Registrar’s Office or found online at unb.ca/application. The competitive application process for the FEAA requires that the first-year UNB student applicant completes a minimum of 30 credit hours in their first year of study and achieves a minimum grade point average of 3.3.

• BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN KINESIOLOGY AND BACHELOR OF RECREATION AND SPORT STUDIES Mature applicants and transfer students applying from another degree program or from a different college or university and applicants for re-admission to the Kinesiology program are required to complete a special Faculty of Kinesiology supplementary form. This form is available through the Registrar’s Office or at unb.ca/application and must be sent as supporting documentation. High school students are NOT required to complete this form.

• BACHELOR OF NURSING The basic program covers 4 years of general/professional education and is offered in Fredericton and Saint John. Early application is recommended. Applicants to the Fredericton campus are required to submit a Life Sketch for admission purposes, which must be submitted no later than March 31. Information is available at unb.ca/application. Accepted students to the Saint John campus will receive additional supplemental forms. The Advanced Standing Program (ASP) may be an option for students who have completed at least 60 credit hours of university courses with a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.0 on the most recent 60 hours of course work. This program is offered on the Moncton campus. Contact the Office of the BN Program Director in Fredericton at 506 458-7670 for further information.

• BACHELOR OF INTEGRATED STUDIES Mature applicants and transfer students applying are required to submit a current resume and a personal statement of goals that outlines the reason for applying to the BIS program. High school students are not eligible to apply.

PLEASE READ THIS SECTION CAREFULLY BEFORE COMPLETING YOUR APPLICATION.Provide all information requested; your application will be processed when all the application documents have been received.

Information and Instructions

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UNDERGRADUATE APPLICATIONFOR CANADIAN AND PERMANENT RESIDENTS

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Type of enrolment for which you are applying: Full-Time Part-Time

Regular (September–April) Winter (January–April) Summer Session (May–August) Commencing Year 20 ____

Last/Family Name Mr. Mrs. Miss Ms. UNB Student No. (if previously a UNB student)

First Name Middle Name(s) Previous Last Name

Current Address City or Town Province

Country Postal Code County (NB, NS, PEI residents)

SIN Gender DOB Day Mo. Yr.

Cell Email

Mo. Yr.

First Language English French Other (specify)

If you are not a Canadian citizen, give date of entry into Canada:

*Please provide proof of permanent residency along with your application

Citizen Status in Canada Canadian Citizen Permanent Resident* Student Visitor Other

Male Female

Term for which you are applying:

Application Deadlines (including required supporting documentation)

March 31:FallTermNovember 15:WinterTerm,BNASP(Moncton)December 31: Education(Fredericton)January 31:Education(SaintJohn)

Applicationsreceivedaftertheapplicationdeadlinemaybeconsidered,spacepermitting,butonlyafterearlierapplicationshavebeenprocessed.

ABORIGINAL SELF-IDENTIFIER QUESTION – OPTIONAL

According to the Canadian Constitution, an Aboriginal person includes individuals who are First Nation (status or non-status), Métis, or Inuit. Based on this definition, do you consider yourself an Aboriginal person?

UNB has numerous support services available to Aboriginal students through the Mi’kmaq-Wolastoqey Centre (MWC) and its related initiatives such as academic programs, student services and financial awards. This is the perfect opportunity to connect with the greater Aboriginal community on campus. Information provided in this section will be accessible to the MWC, admissions and awards office. For further information, please visit unb.ca/mwc or contact the MWC at 506 453-4840 or micmac@unb.ca.

Yes No

Do you have a documented disability or special needs that may need to be accommodated while attending UNB?

Students with a documented disability or special needs that may need to be accommodated while attending UNB are encouraged to contact Student Services (Fredericton: 506 543-3515 or unbss@unb.ca; Saint John: 506 636-6260 or sjaccess@unb.ca).

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PROGRAM(S) APPLYING FOR – PLEASE SPECIFY 1ST AND 2ND CHOICE USING NUMBERS (E.G. ARTS SCIENCE)

Bachelor Degrees

Bachelor Degrees

Certificates:

Other:

Direct Entry___ Applied Management in Hospitality and Tourism___ Arts___ Business Administration___ Economics___ Health Sciences___ Information Science___ Nursing___ Science

Direct Entry___ Applied Arts – Craft and Design___ Arts___ Arts/Computer Science – Concurrent___ Arts/Science – Concurrent___ Arts and Science___ Business Administration ___ Computer Science___ Computer Science/Science – Concurrent___ Education in Adult Education – (4-Year Program)___ Geomatics___ Integrated Studies___ Medical Laboratory Science___ Nursing___ Philosophy – Leadership Studies (Renaissance College)___ Recreation and Sport Studies ___ Science___ Science in Engineering – Engineering First-Year (ENG 1)___ Science in Engineering – Software___ Science in Environment and Natural Resources

StudentsmustapplytotheundergraduateprogramoftheirchoiceandtheFEAA*byindicatingbothprogramchoicesbelow(e.g.1.BachelorofScience,2.FEAA).Pleaseseeinformationandinstructionspagefordetailsandsupplementaryrequirements.

*I have not attended a post-secondary institution in the past five years and am not currently planning to pursue a credential (Bachelor, certificate, master, PhD). Should I decide to pursue a credential in the future, I understand that I will be required to submit official transcripts.

___ Academic Proficiency in Hydrographic Surveying___ Adult Education___ Applied Behaviour Analysis___ Applied Human Resource Management ___ Business Administration – Level 1___ Business Administration – Level 2___ Computer Telephony Integration ___ Critical Care Nursing___ Ethics (Philosophy)___ Family Violence Issues___ Film Production

*FEAA: The Faculty of Education Admission Advantage (Fredericton Campus) offers exceptional high school students an enhanced opportunity for future acceptance into the Bachelor of Education program.

___ Bridging Year (Aboriginal Applicants Only)___ FEAA Program ___ No Degree ___ Visiting Student

Transfer EntryThefollowingprogramsrequirepreviouspost-secondaryknowledgeforadmission:

___ Applied Management___ Applied Management in Accounting ___ Applied Management in Electronic Commerce___ Concurrent Bachelor of Education

___ Science in Forestry___ Science in Kinesiology

Transfer Entry Thefollowingprogramsrequirepreviouspost-secondaryknowledgeforadmission:

___ Nursing - Adv. Standing Program (Moncton)___ Science in Engineering – Civil___ Science in Engineering – Chemical___ Science in Engineering – Electrical___ Science in Engineering – Geological___ Science in Engineering – Geomatics ___ Science in Engineering – Mechanical

Post-Degree Entry Thefollowingprogramsrequireapost-secondarydegreeforadmission:

___ Education

___ First Nations Governance & Leadership___ Proficiency in French___ Public Administration – Level 1___ Public Administration – Level 2___ Software Development___ Teaching English as a Second Language

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Certificates: Diplomas:

Other:

___ Accounting___ Business Administration I___ Business Administration II___ Computing___ Data Analysis___ Economics ___ Audit ___ No Degree* ___ Visiting Student

___ Gender Studies___ General Studies___ Human Resources___ Mathematics for Education___ Mental Health Studies ___ Proficiency in French ___ Teaching English as a Second Language

___ Adv. Undergraduate Study___ De Bilinguisme

UNB Saint John

UNB Fredericton

UNB Saint John offers courses in the following UNB Fredericton programs:

___ Science in Engineering – Chemical___ Science in Engineering – Civil___ Science in Engineering – Electrical

___ Science in Engineering – Mechanical ___ Science in Engineering – Software

Diplomas:___ Adv. Undergraduate Studies___ Construction___ Geomatics___ Technology, Management and

Entrepreneurship (TME)___ Transportation

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___ Science in Computer Science___ Science in Engineering – Engineering First-Year (ENG-1)

EDUCATION INFORMATION – LIST ALL INSTITUTIONS ATTENDED, OR CURRENTLY ATTENDING,INCLUDING HIGH SCHOOLS, UNB, AND ALL OTHER POST-SECONDARY INSTITUTIONS.

Name of School City or Town Province Country YearsFrom To

Have you ever been required to withdraw from any post-secondary institution, including UNB? Yes No

If yes, state name of institution and year required to withdraw: Year:

Please note that by supplying your OUAC reference number you are agreeing that OUAC can provide UNB with your academic information.

New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and PEI high school applicants are asked to provide their Student Education Number, normally located in the top right-hand corner of the official school transcript.

Please note that a Student Education Number is not required to complete your application. If you are unable to obtain or do not have one, please continue your application.

CERTIFICATION (ALL UNDERGRADUATES) PRIVACY STATEMENT (ALL UNDERGRADUATES)

Applicant’s Signature ______________________________________________________________Date _____________________________________ 20_______

I certify that all of the information in this application is complete and correct, and I authorize the University to verify any information provided as part of this application. I understand that misrepresentation, falsification of documents or withholding of requested information regarding this application are serious offences and may be grounds for non-admission, or after admission, grounds for dismissal.

For more information, or if you have questions or concerns regarding privacy or management of personal information at UNB, you can consult unb.ca/privacyor contact the University SecretariatUniversity of New BrunswickP.O. Box 4400, Fredericton, NB, E3B 4A3Tel.: 506 453-4613 | Email: secretariat@unb.ca

Personal information requested on this application is collected and disclosed for the purposes of recruitment, admission, registration, progression, retention, graduation, administration, scholarships and gifts, fundraising, alumni services, student services and governments, and research related to the University programs. The information provided will form part of my student record.

Personal information is made available to federal and provincial government departments and agencies only under appropriate legislative authority. Personal information is provided to the donors of all awards, including scholarships, prizes, bursaries, etc., as necessary for award consideration; demographic and academic information of award recipients are subject to publication. *

I agree to be bound by the provisions of the Calendar of Regulations of the University, including any revisions, deletions, or additions to be made to them in future.

*Protection of Personal Information & Privacy

The collection and protection of personal information is done under the authority of provincial (Right to Information and Protection of Privacy) and relevant federal legislation and follows the University Regulations and Confidentiality, Security, and Release of Academic Records, and the UNB Policy for the Protection of Personal Information and Privacy (PPIP).

For more information, please consult the University Secretariat, University of New Brunswick, P.O. Box 4400, Fredericton, NB, E3B 5A3;

unb.ca/secretariat; 506 453-4613

If you have an OUAC reference number please indicate it above.

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Application processing fee: $65CDN(non-refundable)

Cheque or money order required, made payable to University of New Brunswick. To pay by credit card (Visa, MasterCard or American Express), please complete the following:

Type of card: American Express MasterCard Visa

Full name as it appears on card

Number Expiry Date

Signature of cardholder

Applicants may apply online at unb.ca/application

OR

Send a complete application package to the appropriate campus:

Office of the Registrar UNB Saint John

P.O. Box 5050, Saint John, NB, E2L 4L5

Tel: 506 648-5900 | Fax: 506 648-5691

Email: unbsjreg@unb.ca | unb.ca/saintjohn

Office of the Registrar UNB Fredericton

P.O. Box 4400, Fredericton, NB, E3B 5A3

Tel: 506 453-4865 | Fax: 506 453-5016

Email: admissions@unb.ca | unb.ca/fredericton

Before submitting your application, please make sure the following is included in your package:

Your application will not be processed until all required documentation listed above is received. If you need help completing the application form, please contact

Student Recruitment by emailing chooseUNB@unb.ca.

Completed and signed application form

$65 CDN application fee

Supplementary application information (BEd, BN, BIS, BSKIN, BRSS, PHIL only)

You must arrange to have one official copy of your complete high school and/or post-secondary transcripts forwarded to the University by the program-specific application deadline. The record should include courses in which you are currently enrolled. Final grades are required when they become available.

Stay connected. Check your email regularly for communication from the Admissions Office.

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