Academic Bridging

Academic Bridging is available as an admissions consideration for non-matriculated(mature) students who lack the minimum admission requirements for entry to a full-time undergraduate degree program. Academic Bridging requires students to complete a transitional year where academic course work is completed with additional support. In addition to introductory, first year courses, applicants will also fulfill missing pre-requisite requirements for admission to their desired academic program (as indicated at the time of their application), in combination with major, elective, and context credits. Non-credit tutorials must also be successfully completed during the transitional year. Upon successful completion of the academic and non-credit tutorial requirements of Academic Bridging, students can progress to full-time studies without conditions in the undergraduate academic program indicated at the time of their application.

Requirements

A non-matriculated (mature) student electing to pursue an undergraduate degree conditionally admitted into Academic Bridging must achieve a minimum 60 percent average on their first three academic credits, including fulfilling missing prerequisites where applicable, and successfully complete non-credit tutorial requirements. Successful completion of these requirements would allow a student to progress into full-time studies without conditions in the academic program indicated at the time of application.

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