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Simon Fraser University is the second largest public research university in BC. Its main campus is on Burnaby Mountain in Burnaby.  Simon Fraser University also has two additional campuses - the Downtown Vancouver Campus and the Surrey Campus.  Each of these campuses offers easier access for individuals working or living in Vancouver's downtown core or across Metro Vancouver. SFU offers a wide range of studies in, for example: Arts, Sciences, Fine and Performing Arts, Kinesiology, Education, Business, Engineering and Computer Science. Its newest additions include Interactive Arts and Technology programs.

FACILITY/SERVICE HIGHLIGHTS: The Burnaby Campus houses student housing, a pool and two gyms, an art gallery and theatre and a student-operated radio station. The Harbour Centre and Surrey Campuses are directly on the Sky Train route. Services for students include: intramural sports and fitness programs; computer labs, a full range of health, personal and career counselling services; child care services; a (free) legal advice clinic; an ecumenical chaplaincy; a student employment centre; and a Student Society-operated pub and coffee house. 

Simon Fraser University is the second largest public research university in BC. Its main campus is on Burnaby Mountain in Burnaby.  Simon Fraser University also has two additional campuses - the Downtown Vancouver Campus and the Surrey Campus.  Each of these campuses offers easier access for individuals working or living in Vancouver's downtown core or across Metro Vancouver. SFU offers a wide range of studies in, for example: Arts, Sciences, Fine and Performing Arts, Kinesiology, Education, Bus

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BC Secondary School graduates who wish to be considered for admission to SFU must meet both general requirements and program-specific requirements.

For more information, see [Canadian High School page](https://www.sfu.ca/students/admission/admission-requirements/fall-2018/cdn-highschool/bc_yukon.html#:~:text=Admission%20to%20SFU%20is%20competitive,BC%20high%20school%20graduation%20requirements).

SFU BC Students

Out-of-Province Secondary School graduates who wish to be considered for admission to SFU must meet both general requirements and program-specific requirements.

For more information, see [Canadian High School page](https://www.sfu.ca/students/admission/admission-requirements/fall-2018/cdn-highschool/bc_yukon.html#:~:text=Admission%20to%20SFU%20is%20competitive,BC%20high%20school%20graduation%20requirements).

SFU Out of Province Students

You can be considered for admission as a BC Transfer Student if you have completed between 24 to 60 credits of course work. SFU provides information for students transferring from BC colleges, other Canadian universities, and institutions of applied arts and technology. 


For more information, see [College/ University Transfer page](https://www.sfu.ca/students/admission/admission-requirements/transfer/college-university.html).

SFU BC Transfer Students

You can be considered for admission as an Out-of-Province Transfer Student if you have completed between 24 to 60 credits of course work.

For more information, see [College/ University Transfer page](https://www.sfu.ca/students/admission/admission-requirements/transfer/college-university.html).

SFU Out of Province Transfer Students

You may be given consideration as a mature student if you are at least 23 years old, are a Canadian Citizen or permanent resident, and have attempted less than 24 units of transferable course work.

In addition to normal documents, you must submit a personal information profile and at least one letter of reference. SFU gives preference to applicants who have successfully completed some post-secondary work, usually four transferable academic courses (12 units), and ensured that they have no background deficiencies in essay writing, mathematics, etc.

For complete details on mature student admission, see the [Mature Student information page](https://www.sfu.ca/students/admission/admission-requirements/profile-mature.html).

You may be given consideration as a mature student if you are at least 23 years old, are a Canadian Citizen or permanent resident, and have attempted less than 24 units of transferable course work.

In addition to normal documents, you must submit a personal information profile and at least one letter of reference. SFU gives preference to applicants who have successfully completed some post-secondary work, usually four transferable academic courses (12 units), and ensured that they have no backg

SFU Mature Students

International applicants may be admitted from secondary school, a college, or a university, or applicants may already hold a university degree.

As an international high school student, there are two admission pathways to SFU. You can apply directly to SFU or to the pathway program for international students offered by Fraser International College, SFU's on-campus partner institution. Both streams will allow you to complete your SFU degree.

For more information, see the [International page](http://www.sfu.ca/international.html).

International applicants may be admitted from secondary school, a college, or a university, or applicants may already hold a university degree.

As an international high school student, there are two admission pathways to SFU. You can apply directly to SFU or to the pathway program for international students offered by Fraser International College, SFU's on-campus partner institution. Both streams will allow you to complete your SFU degree.

For more information, see the [International page](htt

SFU International Students

For information on other student admission categories, please check Diverse Qualifications.  This category includes information on the following:

- Indigenous students
- Graduate Students
- Students with Disabilities
- Readmission/Reactivation
- Diverse Qualifications
- Mature Students
- Degree Holders
- Senior Citizen Applicants
- Adult Graduation Diploma
- English Bridge Program
- Early Entry
- Irregular Admission (Faculty of Education)
- Concurrent Studies
- Calculus Examination Certificate
- Independent Schools

Diverse Qualifications Admission applicants may include:
- Students with refugee backgrounds
- Student athletes or students who have shown commitment to an extracurricular activity or artistic endeavour
- Students with learning exceptionalities
- Students who have displayed dedication to learning in the face of socio-economic challenges
- Students who have overcome systemic barriers, sociocultural adversity or personal hardship
- Applicants who wish to be considered via Diverse Qualifications 

Admissions must meet the following requirements:
- University's minimum admission average (67% for secondary school applicants or a 2.00 GPA for post-secondary transfer applicants)
- English Language Requirement
- Quantitative and Analytical Skills Requirement
- Program-specific course requirements for your intended area of study
Please note, the above examples are not exhaustive. SFU is committed to evaluating applicants in an equitable manner. If you believe that your full potential is not represented by your grades, you are welcome to apply via Diverse Qualifications Admission.

For information, see [Students page](https://www.sfu.ca/dashboard/students.html).

For information on other student admission categories, please check Diverse Qualifications.  This category includes information on the following:

- Indigenous students
- Graduate Students
- Students with Disabilities
- Readmission/Reactivation
- Diverse Qualifications
- Mature Students
- Degree Holders
- Senior Citizen Applicants
- Adult Graduation Diploma
- English Bridge Program
- Early Entry
- Irregular Admission (Faculty of Education)
- Concurrent Studies
- Calculus Examination Certificate


SFU Other Students

In addition to program-specific admission requirements, you should also be aware of the following general admission requirements for SFU. These requirements include:

- English Language Admission Requirements
- Quantitative and Analytical Skills Requirements


For more information, see the [Admission Requirements page](https://www.sfu.ca/students/admission/admission-requirements.html).

SFU General Admission

Summary

As an applicant to undergraduate studies, you must demonstrate English language competence in one of the following ways: (minimum scores):

- Completion of the last three (3) years of full time secondary school education in English in Canada with a grade of 70% or a "C" in English 12, English Literature 12, English 12 First Peoples or their equivalents
- Completion of the last three (3) years of full time secondary school education in English in a country in which English is the principle language of instruction, with a grade of 70% or a "C" in senior level English (see list of countries)
- Completion of the last four (4) years of full-time secondary school education in English at a recognized international school in a country in which the principal language of instruction is not English, with a grade of 70% in senior level English
- Completion of IB Diploma Program including English A (HL/SL) or English Literature and Performance (SL) with a minimum grade of 3
- A three unit transferable English (ENGL) course or certified writing intensive course with a minimum C- grade
- Completion of SFU’s English Language and Culture (ELC) Low Advanced Level; a minimum grade of 80% or higher is required.
- GCSE O-Level English (or GCSE English Language B); a minimum grade of 4 (or C)
- An IELTS Academic overall band score of 6.5 with no part less than a 6.0
- A TOEFL iBT overall score of 88 or better with a minimum 20 in each of the four components (listening, speaking, writing, and reading)
- Canadian Academic English Language (CAEL) with an overall score of 70, with no part less than 60
- Pearson Test of English Academic (PTE Academic) with an overall score of 65, and a minimum score of 60 in the Communicative Skills, including: Listening, Reading, Speaking, Writing. 
- NEW! Duolingo English Test (DET) with an overall score of 125 or better.
*Only accepted from students in countries where no other English proficiency test is available.

For more information, see the [English Language Requirement](https://www.sfu.ca/students/admission/admission-requirements/english-language-requirement.html).

Summary

As an applicant to undergraduate studies, you must demonstrate English language competence in one of the following ways: (minimum scores):

- Completion of the last three (3) years of full time secondary school education in English in Canada with a grade of 70% or a "C" in English 12, English Literature 12, English 12 First Peoples or their equivalents
- Completion of the last three (3) years of full time secondary school education in English in a country in which English is the princip

SFU English Language

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Find more information on admissions [here](https://www.sfu.ca/students/admission/apply.html).

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