Academic Programs Committee of Council
Annual report of Admission Qualifications and Selection Criteria
2014-15
Under the University of Saskatchewan Admissions policy dated May, 2012, admission to
the University of Saskatchewan is based on documented qualifications as established by
University Council and confirmed by Senate. These qualifications may be defined in areas of
objective qualifications such as high school subjects, secondary or post-secondary standing,
minimum averages, English proficiency, and minimum scores on standardized tests.
The Council and Senate have delegated to each college faculty council the authority to
establish such other reasonable selection criteria as each faculty council may consider
appropriate to its program of study. Selection criteria are a means by which a college can assess
or rank its qualified applicants. Admission decisions for entry into the College of Graduate
Studies and Research may also take into consideration the availability of suitable faculty
supervisors, funding and other factors.
It is the responsibility of each college faculty council that has been delegated authority
over admission decisions to ensure that the admission qualifications and selection criteria for
admission, relative weighting, application procedures, deadline for applications, and the process
for evaluation of applicants are published and readily available to the general public and reported
annually to Council and to Senate.
Attached are the 2014-15 admission requirements for the following university programs,
including required qualifications, selection criteria, and categories of admission.
Program
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14.
AgBio – Bachelor of Science in Agribusiness, Diploma in Agribusiness
AgBio - Indigenous Peoples Resource Management Certificate
AgBio – Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, Bachelor of Science in Renewable
Resource Management, Bachelor of Science in Animal Bioscience,
AgBio - Diploma in Agronomy
Arts & Science – University Transition Program
Arts & Science – Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Arts &
Science, Bachelors Undeclared
Arts & Science – Post-Degree Specialization Certificate
Arts & Science – Bachelor of Arts (major in Music)
Arts & Science – Bachelor of Music, Bachelor of Music (Music Education)
Dentistry – Doctor of Dental Medicine
Education – Teacher Education Programs (ITEP, SUNTEP, NORTEP)
Education - Bachelor of Education Secondary Sequential
Education – Bachelor of Education Elementary and Middle Years Sequential
Education – Practical and Applied Arts (including Certificate in Secondary
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Engineering – Bachelor of Science in Engineering
Edwards School of Business – Bachelor of Commerce
Edwards School of Business – Aboriginal Business Administration Certificate
Graduate Studies and Research –Master’s degree
Graduate Studies and Research –Postgraduate Degree Specialization Certificate
Graduate Studies and Research – PhD Degree
Kinesiology – Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology
Law – Juris Doctor
Medicine – MD
Nursing – BSN 4 year
Nursing – Post-Degree BSN
Pharmacy & Nutrition – Bachelor of Science in Nutrition
Pharmacy & Nutrition – Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy
Veterinary Medicine – DVM
To come:
29. Education - Aboriginal Teacher Associate Certificate
30. Education - Post-Degree Certificate in Education: Special Education
31. Medicine - Certificate in Global Health
32. Arts & Science - Certificates
33. Edwards School of Business - International Business Administration Certificate
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2014-2015 AdmIssion Requirements
ure 3 id Bioresources
0 )t Science in Agribusiness (LW. [Agbus or Diploma In Agribusiness (DlptAgbus)
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a Admission — High school (less than 18 credIt units oftransferable pasecondary):
Grade 12 standing or equivalent
I0 ogy 30 or Chemistry 30; and Foundations of Mathematics 30 or Pre-Calculus 30
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um average of 70% on 5 subject high school average (see Mmission calculation and
vi te Apnl, 2004).
Proficiency in English.
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‘ants may be admitted with one subject defidency that must be cleared before the second year
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Mr ission — Postsecondary(18 credit units or inure oftransbrable poetacondary):
‘44 mum average of 60% on 18 or more transferable credit units from a recognized and
accredited post-secondary institution; average calculated on all attempted courses which are
transferable to the College of Agriculture and Bioresources.
Biology 30 or Chemistry 30; and Foundations of Mathematics 30 or PreCalculus 30
‘roficiency in English.
iay be admitted with one subject defriency thatmust be clearedbejb,e the second year
Students who have graduatedfrom a recognized two-yeardipioma program may be admitted
re than one high school deficiency but are required to consult the college upon admission to
w to clear deficiencies.
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nal Admission:
ig 4 dedaration of preparedness to study at the university level including confirmation that
hc pplicant meets the college’s English proficiency requirements.
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Proof of Age (21 or older)
Bio ogy 30 or Chemistry 30; and Foundations of Mathematics 30 or Pre-Calcuius 30
tten submission demonstrating capacity to undertake university-level studies
c Pt of any secondary or postsecondary coursework
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UNIVERSITY OF
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Selection Criteria:
Regular Admission; Academic average
.
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100% weighting
Competitive average is set each year in consultation with the College to man
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Provisional Admission: Declaration form
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Special Mature Admissions
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100% weighting
Special admission package
—
100% weighting
Applicants are admitted at the discretion of the College. The admissor de
applicant’s written submission and demonstrated academic potential
Categories of Applicants
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Regular Admisn
Admission is based on successful completion of secondary level standing with a mini
70% in the required subjects; or admission is based on the successful completioi o
of transferable universitylevel coursework at a recognized postsecondary institution
least 60%.
Provisional Admjs1on
Provisional Admissions is an alternate means of admssion for applicants who wish tc.
going through the full admission process. Instead of submitting transcripts, applican
declaration stating that they have the academic preparation required to take a unive
Admission is for one term only. Applicants are restricted to a maximum of 6 credit u
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Special (Mature) Admission is available to applicants who do not qualify for Regular
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must be 21 years of age or older by the first day of classes, be entering their first yea
ork
successfully complete less than 18 credit units of transferable university-level cours
submit a special admission package including proof of age, a written request for Spec (M
that demonstrates a reasonable probability of academic success and a summary nf w ¼
experience since leaving school. Academic transcripts must be submitted if any Grad 2
courses have been completed.
Dean’s Signature:
Date:
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s Peoples Resource Management (1PRM) Certificate
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one Admission:
tel letter of intent demonstrating capacity to undertake university-level studies.
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of sponsorship, outlining sources for funding for studies.
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‘a s wntten submission (demonstrating potential for success) as well as indication of a
d rnciai plan for the completion of studies.
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are required to cover key topics In their letter of intent, to be provided upon completion
obcation form.
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open to all applicants, regardless of Aboriglnai ancestry, age, or level of education.
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ltred under the Provisional Admission category. Admission Is based solely on the written
t d post-secondary level standing are not considered for admission to this program.
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20142015 AdmIssion Requirements
e d Bioresources
teio f Sdence In Agriculture (B.S.Aj, Bachelor otSdence In Renewable Resource
(R’IM)j, Bachelor of Science in Animal Bioscience (B.Sc.(AnBIo))
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iiiflcations:
dir isbn High School (less than 18 credIt units oftransferable poetsecandary):
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12 standIng or equivalent.
y 30; Oiemlstry 30; and Foundations of Mathematics 30 (or Pie-Calculus 30)
hr T urn average of 70% on 5 subject high school average (see Adrnission calculation and
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(APrIt 2004).
it c ency in English.
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Jy be admitted with one subject deficiency that must be cleared before the second year of
Urn alan Poasacandary(18 credIt unIts or rice oftransferable poatsecandary):
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4lr i iurn average of 60% on 18 or rnore transferable credit unIts frorn a recognized and
) (ted post-secondary InstitutIon; average calculated on all atternpted courses which are
ar (arabIc to the College ofAgrlcufture and Bloresources.
10 ‘y 30; Qiernlstry 30; and Foundations of Mathernatics 30 (or Pm-Calculus 30)
0 cieiy In EnglIsh.
its ray be admftted with one subject deficiency that must be cleaied befon the second year
Students who have graduatedfrom a recognized two-year diploma program may be admitted
than one high school deficiency but are required to consult the college upon admissIon to
to ardeflclenclei
ial AdmissIon:
d declaratIon of preparedness to study at the unlverslty level IncludIng confIrmatIon that
s EnglIsh profidency requIrements.
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the ppllcant meets the college
are Admlsslorn
ro t of Age (21 or older)
3K ,y 30 Chemistry 30; and FoundatIons of MathematIcs 30 (or Pr&Calculus 30)
tten submission demonstratIng capacIty to undertake unIversIty-level studIes
ipts of any secondary or postsecondary coursework
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Selection Criteria:
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Regular Admission: Academic average
.
Provisional Admission: Declaration form
.
Special Mature Admissions
—
—
100% weighting
—
100% weightipg
Special admission package
—
100% weighting
Applicants are admitted at the discretion of the College. The admission decision i
applicant’s written submission and demonstrated academic potential
Categories of Applicants
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Regular Admission
Admission is based on successful completion of secondary level standing with a minimum o€
70% in the required subjects; or admission is based on the successful completion of at east
of transferable university-level coursework at a recognized postsecondary institution, with
least 60%.
2.
Provisional Admission
Provisional Admissions is an alternate means of admission for applicants who wish to take
going through the full admission process. Instead of submitting transcripts, applicants mus
declaration stating that they have the academic preparation required to take a univers ty
Admission is for one term only. Applicants are restricted to a maximum of 6 credit urn s of
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Special Mature Admission
Special (Mature) Admission is available to applicants who do not qualify for Regular Admiss
must be 21 years of age or older by the first day of classes, be entering their first year f St
successfully complete less than 18 credit units of transferable university-level course
rk
submit a special admission package including proof of age, a written request for Specidi (1sf
that demonstrates a reasonable probability of academic success and a summary of work an
experience since leaving school. Academic transcripts must be submitted if any Grade 12 o
courses have been completed.
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Dean’s Signature:
Date:
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dc Admission High school (less than 18 credIt units of transferable postsecondary):
Grade 12 standIng or equivalent.
Biology 30; Chemistry 30; and Foundations of Mathematics 30 or Pre-Calculus 30
Mm mum average of 70% on 5 subject high school average (see Admission calculation
‘Yg’ Is, (April, 2004).
°rot iency n English.
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2$ Joy be admitted with one subject deficiency that must be cleoredbefore the second year of
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lar Admission Postsecondary (18 credIt units or more of transferable postsecondary):
Minimum average of 60% on 18 or more transferable credit units from a recognized and
accredited post-secondary institution; average calculated on all attempted courses which are
transferable to the College of Agriculture and Bioresources.
Biology 30, chemIstry 30; and Foundations of Mathematics 30 or Pre-Calculus 30
Proficiency In English.
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Ms toy be admitted with one subjectdeflclency that must be cleated before the second year
Students who have qraduatedfrom a recognized twoyeardiploma program may be admitted
we than one high schooldeflcJency but are required to consult the college upon admission to
‘V to clear deficiencies.
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)vlsional AdmissIon:
Signed declaration of preparedness to study at the university level Including confirmation that
the pplscant meets the college’s English proficiency requirements.
ature Admission:
Pro tot Age (21 or older)
Blo wy 30, ChemIstry 30; and Foundations of Mathematics 30 or Pm-Calculus 30
A w itten submission demonstrating capacity to undertake university-level studies
rranscripts of any secondary or postsecondary coursework
Resume
Proficiency in English
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Selection Criteria:
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Regular Admission: Academic average
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Provisional Admission: Declaration form
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Special Mature Admissions
—
—
100% weighting
—
100% weighting
Special admission package
—
100% weighting
Applicants are admitted at the discretion of the College. The admission decision is
applicant’s written submission and demonstrated academic potential
Categories of Applicants
1.
Regular Admission
Admission is based on successful completion of secondary level standing with a minimum os
70% in the required subjects; or admission is based on the successful completion of a ea
of transferable university-level coursework at a recognized postsecondary institutior
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least 60%.
2.
Provisional Admission
Provisional Admissions is an alternate means of admission for applicants who wish to ke
going through the full admission process. Instead of submitting transcripts, applicants mus
declaration stating that they have the academic preparation required to take a university lev
Admission is for one term only. Applicants are restricted to a maximum of 6 credit ur ts ot
3,
Special Mature Admission
Special (Mature) Admission is available to applicants who do not qualify for Regular Admiss
must be 21 years of age or older by the first day of classes, be entering their first yea t sti
successfully complete less than 18 credit units oftransferable university-level course work
submit a special admission package including proof of age, a written request for Spec al (M
that demonstrates a reasonable probability of academic success and a summary of work and
experience since leaving school. Academic transcripts must be submitted if any Grade 2 o
courses have been completed.
Dean’s Signature:
Date:
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uahfications:
Three (3) high school 30-level subjects (or equivalent) with minimum pass grades of 50%, one
of which must be English. Subjects must be from the approved list of acceptable high school
curses (see Admission calculation and average policy (April, 2004)).
P fici’ncy in English.
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cr Criteria:
Aoplicants presenting 3 acceptable subjects with minimum pass grades and proof of English
p oficiency will be admitted. Admission is not based on academic average.
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University Transition is an admission category designed for students who do not meet the
regular or special admission requirements to the College of Arts & Science. Students in the
T insition Program can take up to 18 credit units at the Royal West Campus and/or our
d ignated Off-Campus sites, After successfully completing 18 credit units with a minimum
C VA of 56%, students can remain in the College of Arts and Science and begin studies on the U
of S main campus.
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Qualifications:
r Admission High School (less than 18 credit units of transferable postsecondary):
Gnde 12 standing or equivalent.
Foundations of Mathematics 30 or Pre-Calculus 30*
M mum average of 70% on 5 subject high school average (see Admission calculation and
iv Jg (April, 2004).
Proficiency In English.
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I ants may be admitted with a mathematics deficiency.
r Admission Postsecondary (18 credit units or mare of transferable postsecondary):
Mmmum average of 60% on 18 or more transferable credit units from a recognized and
accredited postsecondary institution; average calculated on all attempted courses which are
trar slerable to the college of Arts and Science
Fou9dations of Mathematics 30 or Pre-calculus 30*
Prof ciency in English.
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cants may be admitted with a mathematics deficiency.
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L1onal Admission:
Signed declaration of preparedness to study at the university level including confirmation that
th ‘ apphcant meets the college’s English proficiency requirements.
c at Mature Admission:
Prc f of Age (21 or older)
A written submission demonstrating capacity to undertake university-level studies
Transcripts of any secondary or postsecondary coursework
Resumé
Proficiency in English
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,<inAdrnission: Declaration form
100% weighting
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100% weigjiting
admission package
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100% weightirg
hca s ar° admitted at the discretion of the College. The admission decision is based on
the
acat written submission and demonstrated academic potential.
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Admission High School (less than 18 credit units of transferable postsecøndary):
Grade 12 standing or equivalent.
Fou dations of Mathematics 30 or Pre-Calculus 30*
M i mum average of 70% on 5 subject high school average (see Mmiston c1cu1attQfl a
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Admission Postsecondary (18 credit units or more of transferable postsecondary):
M mum average of 60% on 18 or more transferable credit units from a recognized and
ac redited postsecondary institution; average calculated on all attempted courses which are
tr sferabIe to the College of Arts and Science
Fo ndatons of Mathematics 30 or Pre-Calculus 30*
Iv C theory p’acement test.
Pr hcency in English.
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ant nay be admitted with a mathematics deficiency.
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Pr of of Age (21 or older)
A vntten submission demonstrating capacity to undertake universitylevel studies
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Regular Admission
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70% in the required subjects; or admission is based on the succes
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of transferable university-level coursework at a recognized postse
condary institution w t
least 60%.
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Special Mature Admission
Special (Mature) Admission is available to applicants who do not qualify
for Regular Adm
must be 21 years of age or older by the first day of classes, be enterin
g their first ye of
successfully complete less than 18 credit units of transferable univer
sity-level course work
submit a special admission package including proof of age, a written
request for Sp& al (IV
that demonstrates a reasonable probability of academic success and
a summary of work
experience since leaving school. Academic transcripts must be submit
ted if any Grade 12
courses have been completed.
Dean’s Signature:
Date:
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as lar Admission High school (less than 18 credft units of transferable postsecondary):
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Grade 12 standing or equivalent.
Foundations of Mathematics 30 or Pre-Calculus 30
M mum average of 70% on 5 subject high school avenge (see Adimnion calculation and
I jgg(Apni, 2004).
Muic performance audition.
Music theory placement test.
Proficiency in English.
ant may be admstted with a mathematics deficiency.
rMmlssion Pastsecondary(18 credit units rn more oftransferabl postiecondary):
Minimum average of 60% on 18 or more transferable credit units from a recognized and
accredited post-secondary institution; average calculated on all attempted courses which are
transferable to the College ofArts and Science
Foundations of Mathematics 30 or PreCaiculus 30
M sic performance audition
M ic theory placement test.
P’ticiency in English.
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.wants may be admitted with a mathematics deficiency.
ai Mature Admission:
U. ‘af of Age(21 or older)
A v Itten submission demonstrating capacity to undertake university-level studies
Tnnscripts of any secondary or postsecondaiy couisework
Resume
M s.c p’rtormance audition.
Mi’%ic theory placement test
Proficiency in English
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cc d ua ,ed primarily on performance in the mu ic performance audition and
in st n.et the minimum dmision werage of the university Music theory
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Regular Admission
Admission is based on successful completion of secondary level standing with
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least 60%.
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Mature Admission
Special (Mature) Admission is available to applicants who do not qualify for Regular \dmi
must
21 years of
or older by the first day of classes, be entering
successfully complete less than 18 credit units of transferable university-level course work
submit special admission package including proof of age, a written request for
that demonstrates a reasonable probability of academic success and a summary of work
experience since leaving school, Academic transcripts must be submitted
courses have been completed.
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Qua’ifications:
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average of 70% in required pre-dentistry courses:
3 at d BIOL 12L3 or BIOL 2243 or BMSC 224.3 General Biology
2 3 eneral Chemistry I
I $O.3 Introduction to Organic Chemistry
LL3 and 117.3 or 125.3 —General Physics (formerly 111.6 or PHYS 1216)
03 BomoIecules (formerly BlOC 2003)
0 3 Metabolism (formerly BlOC 2113)
d t units (full course equivalent) in Social Sciences/Humanities
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at these are University of Saskatchewan courses: equivalents from other post-secondary institutions
nsh:’ red.
0 credit units of university level work within two standard academic terms (30 credit units taken
en September April) with a minimum average of 75% in two best 30-credit years. IMPORTANT
I C The College of Dentistry has requested the approval of the University of Saskatchewan to change
4’ fications far admission to require applicants to have completed three full time (30 credit unit)
f university level course work towards a degree program between September and April prior to
I usson effective for the 2015-2016 admission cycle. The results of this request will be posted to the
b I e as soon as they are available.
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ie ‘mc Record—65%
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1mg Comprehension (1/3)
em Average (1/3)
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Categories of Applicants
The College of Dentistry welcomes applications from a1
students. Of the 28 first-year spots, 22
Saskatchewan residents, including 3 spaces for person
s of Aboriginal descent The other 6 spaces a
other applicants, regardless of residency.
Saskatchewan Residents
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Canadian and International Applicants
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There are up to 6 spaces set aside for non-SK residents,
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international.
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Applicants must be Canadian citizens or landed immig
rants at the ttme of apphca on
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September 1
of the year in which admission is being sought. Applicants
who ieft the
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previously lived in Saskatchewan for an accumulated period
of 15 years (permanent res
treated as residents. Applicants who have previously lived
in Saskatchewan for an acc
of less than 15 years and who do not qualify under the four-ye
ar condition will receive
year toward the four year requirement for every four
years of residency in the provinc
exceptions to the four-year Saskatchewan residency rule.
There is a separate category in which three first year spaces
are reserved for pero s o
Aboriginal ancestry.
Applicants must meet the minimum Admission Qualif
ications, above.
Applicants must achieve an acceptable rating on the intervi
ew and complete the Denta
(DAT).
Applicants must provide proof of Aboriginal ancestry.
Foreign Trained Dentists
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There is a separate category in which ONE first year space
is reserved for a foreign train
dentist. Appilcants in this stream will compete in a separa
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Applicants must have earned a dental degree from a recogn
ized dental coflege other th
the United States of America.
Applicants must meet the Saskatchewan residency rules
jf applicable, applicants must presen satisfa
t
ctory evidence of proficiency in Engi s
Applicants must take the Dental Aptitude Test (DAT) admini
stered by the Canadan Den
Applicants must be interviewed at the University of Saskat
chewan for the year in i ch
being sought.
Applicants must provide a one-pag biography (curriculum
vita) on relevant dental xp€
other information that would be helpful to the Admissions Comm
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t College of Dentistry may consider students with special circumstances wtth
regard to one or both of
: e 30 credit unit years, such that one or both years may have been completed over
twelve consecutive
ths as part of a program requirement.
pecial case” applicants will be considered by the Admissions Committee and will compete with all
h r applicants in the general pool of candidates. Applicants must have met all other
irerrents. Applicants are to submit a letter with their application form that explains their special
imstances.
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UNIVERSITY OF
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istory 30 or Social Studies 30 or Native Studies 30
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V be admitted with one deficiency among these subjects. The deficient subject must be
or to entering the second year of study.
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rable postsecondary):
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postcondary institution.
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story 30 or Social Studies 30 or Native Studies 30
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r to nter1ng the second year of study.
I Vature Admission:
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vrttt ii submission demonstrating capacity to undertake university level studies
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sum
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0 Proficiency in English.
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completed prior to entering the second year of study.
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ProfIciency in English.
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completed prior to entering the second year of study.
•
Special Mature Admission:
o Proof of Age (21 or older)
0 A written submission demonstrating capacity to undertake university vel
0 Transcripts of any secondary or postsecondary coursework.
o Resumé.
o Proficiency in English.
Selection Criteria:
4cadernlc Record
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Average is calculated 5 high school subjects or on 18 transferable credit un
rransfer applicants to the ITEP program are riot required to meet a transfer aver
Final admission decisions for thP IfFP, NORTFP and SUNTEP programs are r uei
program offices.
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Applicants must participate in an onüne interview.
35-4Ohours of Experience Working with Children— 25% weighting
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Categories of Applicants
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unpaid work
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Categories
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2014-2015 Admission Requirements
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ractica( and Applied Arts (Home Economics, Industrial Arts, Vocational Technical
ocational Technical Degree)
Qualifications:
nomics andindustrial Arts
12 tanding or equivalent
Ok’Y 30* or Chemistry 30* or Physics 3Q* or Geology 30*
r iry
3 or Social Studies 30 or Native Studies 30
vel Ianguage (other than English) or fine art
3
matics A30* or Mathematics B30 or Mathematics C30*; or Foundations of
‘matics 30* or Pre-Calculus 3Q*
r irnum average of7O% on S subject high school average (see Admission calcuLition
and
:Lg (Mpril, 2004).
ency n English.
) hours experience working with youth.
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y be admitted with one deficiency among these subjects. The deficient subject must be
or to entering the second year of study.
Q dITechnicaICertificate and Vocational Technical Degree
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ency n English.
ou s experience working with youth.
Criteria:
Fecord_—jOweighting
e is 3lculated S htgh school subjects for Home Economics, md Industrial At ts.
nits to the Vocational Technical Certificate and Degree progr(Ims cire (Idruitted based on
urr oypercon’c Certificate and an academic average is not calculated
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Shweitg
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participate in an online interview.
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SUflFNT ANfl FNROL1ENT SFRVICES DIVISION
UNIVRS1i OF
SASKXFi I EINi\
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Candidates must have 35-40 hours of experience working with children, y ith
volunteer work.
Candidate must provide contact information for two referees who have superv
observed interaction with children/youth.
adults, paid or
Referee Work Experience Evaluation is
required.
Categories
of
Applicants
There are no distinct categories of applicants
to these programs.
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Dean’s Signature:
Date:
S1JOFNT ANfl FNRII MNr SFRVICFS DI I Si )N
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2014-2015 Admission Requirements
1 ieering
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he!or of Science in Engineering (B.C.)
Qualifications:
gti ar Adm1sson High School (less than 18 credIt units of transferable postsecondary):
Grade 12 standing or equivalent.
Chemistry 30. Physics 30, Pre-Calculus 30, and Calculus 30, with a minimum average of 70%
in
eacn of these courses.
Minimum average of 70% on 5 subject high school average (see p-i
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Proficiency in English.
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tguiar Admission Postsecondary (18 credit units or more of transferable postsecondar
y):
Minimum average of 60% on 18 or more transferable credit units from a recognized and
BC redited post-secondary institution; average calculated
on all attempted courses.
transferrable to the College of Engineering.
Chemistry 30, Physics 30, Pre-Calculus 30, and Calculus 30, with a minimum average of
70% in
each of these courses.
Proficiency in English.
—
p c al Mature Admission:
Proof of Age (21 or older)
Chemistry 30, Physics 30, Pre-Calculus 30, and Calculus 30, with a minimum average
of 70% in
each of these courses.
A written submession demonstrating capacity to undertake university-le
vel studies
Transcripts of any secondary or postsecondary coursework
Resume
Pr fciency in English
Select o I Criteria:
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p
nisqn:Acadernic average 100% weighting
ompetitive average is set each year in consultation with the College to manage enrolment.
—
WatureAdmlssions
-
Special admission package
—
100% weightIng
are admitted at the discretion of the College. The admission decision is based on the
ohca ,rs written submission and demonstrated academic potential.
pphcants
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2014-2015 Admission Requirements
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Qualifications:
Adm S
‘g lar Admission High School (less than 18 credit units of transferable postsecondar
y):
crade 12 standing or equivalent.
Foundations of Mathematics 30 or Pre-Calculus 30*
Minimum average of 70% on 5 subject high school average (see
LLLM (April, 2004).
Prof;cency in English.
—
*
ended
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Admission Postsecondary (18 credit units or more of transferable postsecondarv):
Minimum average of 60% on 18 or more transferable credit units from a recognized and
accredited post-secondary institution; average calculated on all attempted courses which are
transferable to Edwards School of Business.
Foundations of Mathematics 30 or Pre-Calculus 30*
Proticency an English.
—
ed
a Mature Admission:
Proot of Age (21 or older).
A wntten submission demonstrating capacity to undertake university-level studies
I ranscripts of any secondary or postsecondary coursework.
Resumé.
Proficsency in English.
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Admission: Academic average 100% weighting
C petitwe average is set each year in consultation with the College to manage enrolment.
—
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—
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100% weighting
phcants are admitted at the discretion of the College. The admission decision is based on the
cant s wntten submission and demonstrated academic potential.
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Categories of Applicants
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A
Regular Admission
Admission is based on successful completion of secondary level
standing with a minimbm o r
70% in the required subjects; or admission is based on the succes
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of transferable university-level coursework at a recognized postse
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Special (Mature) Admission is available to applicants who do not qualify
for Regular Admssio
must be 21 years of age or older by the first day of classes, be enterin
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successfully complete less than 18 credit units of transferable univer
sity-level course work. Ap I
submit a special admission package including proof of age, a written reques
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that demonstrates a reasonable probability of academIc success and
a summary of work and r
experience since leaving school. Academic transcripts must be submit
ted if any Grade 12 or c
courses have been completed.
Dean’s Signature:
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Date:
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2014-2015 Admission Requirements
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0 gnat Business Administration Certificate (ABAC)
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Qualifications:
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gular Admission High School (less than 18 credit units of transferable postsecondary study):
rst Nations, Metis or Inuit ancestry.
Grade 12 standing or equivalent.
oundations of Math 20 or Pre-Calculus 20; successful completion of Foundations of
Mathematics 30 or Pre-Calculus 30 preferred.
Minimum average of 70% on 5 subject high school average (see
si
(April, 2004).
roficiency in English.
—
Admission Postsecondary (18 credit units or more of transferable postsecondary study):
Hrst Nations, Metis or Inuit ancestry.
Grade 12 standing or equivalent.
Foundations of Math 20 or Pre-Calculus 20; successful completion of Foundations of
Mathematics 30 or Pre-Calculus 30 preferred.
Mimmum average of 60% on 18 or more transferable credit units from a recognized and
ccredited post-secondary institution; average calculated on all attempted courses which are
ransferable to the College of Arts and Science
roticiency in English.
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Mature Admission:
irst Nations, Metis or Inuit ancestry.
Proof of Age (21 or older).
\ written submission demonstrating capacity to undertake university-level studies.
ess than 18 credit units of transferable post-secondary study.
Transcripts of any secondary or postsecondary coursework.
opies of supporting documents covering any non-credit programs completed.
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STUDENT AND ENROLMENT SERVICES DIVISION
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Categories of Applicants
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ReuIar Admission
on successful completion of secondary level standing with a minimum o r
70% in the required subjects; or admission is based on the successful completion of at least
of transferable university-level coursework at a recognized postsecondary institution, with a
least 60%.
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Special (Mature) Admission is available to applicants who do not qualify for Regular Admissi
must be 21 years of age or older by the first day of classes, be entering their first year ot stu
successfully complete less than 18 credit units of transferable university-level course work.
submit a special admission package including proof of age, a written request for Speca (Ma
that demonstrates a reasonable probability of academic success and a summary of wonc an
experience since leaving school. Academic transcripts must be submitted if any Grade 2 or
courses have been completed.
‘an’s Signature:
Date:
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A
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i1as ers Degree
s on Qualifications:
‘ust meet these minimums but meeting or exceeding these minimums does not guarantee an
be offered admission.
ar honors degree, or equivalent, from a recognized college or university in an academic discipline
) th proposed field of study, OR,
ear first-cycle undergraduate degree, in an academic discipline relevant to the proposed field
of
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in the last two years of
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sa
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20
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59
59
54
equire evaluation of speaking skills as well
( ent with a remedial minimum in one area of the language test can have
a probationary admission
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more than 6 credit units of course work and must register in an ESL course in that
area.
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7,5%
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Selection Criteria:
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secondary education in English in Canada, or in a country or nstitut n d
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directly from the testing site to the University of Saskatchewan
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study
by
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Categories of Applicants
.
Regular Admission
Applicant applies for and is admitted into a regularized program.
.
Special Admission
Applicant applies for a program that is not regularized. A minimum cumulative weig[ted
required. Other qualifications and selection criteria are the same, and applicants mus also
proposal, including a complete program of studies.
Dean’s
Date:
Signature:
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lIege of Graduate Studies and Research
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from which students do not need to provide proof of English proficiency
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directly from the testing site to the University of Saskatchewan
Supervisory and research capacity of the academic unit
k
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Categories of Applicants
.
Regular Admission
Applicant applies for and is admitted into a regularized program.
.
Special Admissio
Applicant applies for a program that is not regularized. A minimum cumulative weighted avera
required. Other qualifications and selection criteria are the same, and applicants must also
proposal, including a complete program of studies.
Dean’s Signature:
Date:
Nov 28 2013
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work
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required. Other qualifications and selection criteria are the same, and applicants must also
proposal, including a complete program of studies.
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units of transferable postsecondary):
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matics 30 or Pre-Calculus 30*
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le postsecondary):
Mimmum average of 60%** on 18 or more transferable
credit units from a recognized and
accredited post-secondary institution; average calcula
ted on all attempted courses which are
transferable to the College of Kinesiology.
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of Mathematics 30 or Pre-Calculus 30*
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work,
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Law (this program
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Committee as a
mentry predictor of success in law school).
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Admissions Office, College of Medicine). While prerequisites are not mandatory for t
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(red)t units of preveterinary courses (at least two years)
B credit units of Biology
S credit units of Chemistry
6 credit units of English
6 credit units of Mathematics or Statistics
3 credIt units of Physics
3 credit un!ts of Organic Chemistry
3 credit units of Biochemistry
3 credit units of Genetics
3 credit units of Introductory Microbiology
21 credit units of elective courses
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on a number of factors including: mental
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animals, leadership qualItIes social
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an understanding and knowledge of the
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full years of university courses are required to complete
the pre-requisite course requirements.
iiust have a minimum cumulative average of 75% to be
considered.
re selected for interview based primarily on their academ
ic performance.
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must have an animaIrelated or
backg ound.
ranked for admission based on a weighted formula: 60:40
academic vs. non academic
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Categories of Applicants
As a regional veterinary college, the program accepts applicants who are residents of the four weste
and the northern territories The allotment system is:
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For an applicant residing with his or her parents, the residence of the parents shall det
residence of the applicant.
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In the province in question for at least one year (12 consecutive months) without attendi
secondary education.
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British Columbia: 20
Alberta: 20
Saskatchewan: 20
Manitoba: 15
Northern territories (Yukon, Nunavut arid Northwest Territories): 1
Education Equity Program: 2
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Because Yukon, Nunavut, and Northwest Territories are not formal signatories of the ante
funding contract, they apply their own rules for applicants claiming to be residents of these
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Two seats are available for Aboriginal students under this category. Proof of Abor gina s
required.
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