Undergraduate Admission

• Three-year CAAT or equivalent diploma program in applied health science (e.g. nursing, medical laboratory technology), with a minimum 3.0/B/70% cumulative GPA is required. The diploma must include a one-year introductory university-level humanities course or equivalent.
  OR
• Bachelor's degree or higher in a field related to health sciences from an accredited university or a Bachelor's degree, and at least two years of professional experience in the health services field.
• Note: Applicants who have yet to finish their first degree may be eligible for conditional acceptance contingent on completion of their degree requirements prior to the start of classes.

Winter, Spring and Fall 2013 applicants, please note: You must submit the following non-academic material directly to Undergraduate Admissions and Recruitment at the time of application. Ensure that the name on your non-academic material is identical to the name used in your application for admission. If you have access to your Ryerson Number at the time of submission, please include it:

• A detailed and separate resume of previous work experience, academic experience (including continuing education), and professional activities.
• Documentation of professional registration/certification, where applicable.

REMINDER: The following must also be submitted directly to Undergraduate Admissions and Recruitment at the time of application:

• Officially certified academic transcripts including promotion/graduation status of all post-secondary studies (excluding Ryerson). High school transcripts are not required for this program. Mature Student guidelines do not apply.
• A completed Supplementary Form.

Exception: If you have already attended this program and are applying for readmission or reinstatement, a completed application, an updated resume and Supplementary Form are required.

The information on this page outlines the general nature of non-academic and academic requirements (also refer to the Academic Requirements panel) used in the admissions process.