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Recreation and Sports Studies
The University of New Brunswick offers a Bachelor of Recreation and Sports Studies at UNB Fredericton.
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Prince Edward Island requirements
- English 621 (min. grade of 60%)
- Math 621A or Math 621B, Math 611A or Math 611B
- One of Biology 621, Chemistry 621, or Physics 621
- Two electives - Group 1
- One elective - Group 1, 2, 3 or 5.
- Minimum admission Average: 75%
Prince Edward Island Electives
Group 2
- Accounting 621
- Business Organization & Management 621
Group 3
- Art 521
- Art 621
- Music 521
- Music 621
- Theatre Arts 521
- Theatre Arts 621
- Drama 521
- Drama 621
Group 4
- No applicable courses.
Group 5
- Physical Education Leadership 621
Notes:
Please contact the Registrar's Office if you have questions about the list of elective courses or if you would like to recommend a course for consideration in this list.
Group 1
- Pre Calculus Math 611B
- Calculus Math 611A
- Biology 621
- Botany 621
- Chemistry 621
- Computer Studies 521
- Computer Studies 621
- Economics 621
- Conservation 521
- French 621
- Geography 521
- Geography 621
- Global Studies 521
- Global Studies 621
- Geology 621
- History 521
- History 621
- Modern World Survey 521
- Law 521
- Math 521A - For admission to Arts and Applied Arts only.
- Math 521B - For admission to Arts and Applied Arts only.
- Math 621A
- Math 621B
- Physics 621
- Political Science 621
- Psychology 621
- Sociology 621
- Spanish 621
- Oceanography 621
General notes
- The admission average is your overall average of high school marks of university preparatory courses for admission to your selected program of study.
- Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission to any program.
- A pass at the high school level is required for each subject counted for admission (unless otherwise specified).
- To count for admission a subject must be taken at the Grade 12 "academic" level" (N.B. level 2) unless otherwise specified; level 1, French Immersion, and advanced courses are satisfactory substitutes (where they exist). Courses taken at the "general" or "open" levels will not be accepted for admission purposes.
- Students whose first language is French must offer French in place of English in the required subjects and may offer English as an elective.
Program-specific notes
All admissions are on a competitive basis; satisfaction of the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission.
Additional notes
Please consult the general admissions notes for more information.