Canadian high school students
If you attended high school in Canada, including CEGEP, find your province’s admission requirements here.
Admission requirements
Requirements for admission vary depending on where you attended high school, which UBC campus you hope to attend, and which degree you’re applying to. If you’re a mature student or have already completed some post-secondary education, you’ll have your own set of specific requirements.
International high school students
If you attended high school outside of Canada, find your country’s admission requirements here.
University and college transfer students
We accept transfer students from universities and colleges around the world. See requirements if you are a post-secondary student or if you have completed two years of CEGEP.
Advanced Placement students
If you completed AP courses, your grades may be combined with an approved high school curriculum to meet the UBC’s admission requirements.
International Baccalaureate students
If you are pursuing the International Baccalaureate diploma, you have your own set of general admissions and degree-specific requirements.
Mature students
If you’ve been out of formal education for at least four years, and can demonstrate high academic potential through your achievements and life experiences beyond academics, you may be eligible as a mature student.
English language competency
English is the primary language of instruction at UBC. Before you’re admitted, you must demonstrate a minimum level of English. There are nine different ways to meet this requirement, and academic English development programs for those who have not yet met the requirement.
