Psychology (BA)
University of Calgary
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Description
Psychology is the scientific study of brain and behaviour. Psychologists analyze the
psychological, behavioural, and social bases of how humans think, feel, and behave.
During the course of your studies, you will gain statistical analysis skills, research
capabilities, written and verbal communication skills, and a deeper understanding of the
human experience.
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$6,103.15
for 1 year(s)
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4 year(s)
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Admission Requirements
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Alberta High School Diploma
English Language Arts 30-1
Mathematics 30-1
Three of the following courses: Aboriginal Studies 30, Language 30, Mathematics 30-2, Mathematics
31, Biology 30, Chemistry 30, Physics 30, Science 30, Social Studies 30-1, Five credits in Advanced
(30) CTS Computing Science, International Politics 30, World Religions 30, World Geography 30,
Experimental Psychology 30, Cultural and Physical Anthropology 30, Applied Sociology 30,
Philosophies of Man 30, Microeconomics 30, Macroeconomics 30, Western World History 30 -orOne five-credit or two three-credit option courses from: Art 30, Art 31, Choral Music 30, General
Music 30, Instrumental Music 30, Drama 30, Physical Education 30, Work Experience 35, Social
Studies 30-2 or Five credits in Advanced (30) CTS courses
Please carefully review all admission requirements and visit the program website directly to confirm they are consistent with the
requirements listed here.
Minimum Average
Low 80s
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Additional Notes
Two subjects in the same field may not be presented to satisfy entrance requirements
unless these subjects are: (a) Alberta Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2 and Mathematics 31,
(b) Languages other than English with the permission of Admissions.
Only one Grade 12 level course in a language stream may be used to satisfy
admission requirements: (a) one of Alberta French 30, 31A, 31B, 31C, 30-3Y, 30-9Y;
Alberta French Language Arts 30-1, 30-2, (b) one of Alberta Chinese Language Arts 30
(3Y, 6Y, 9Y, 12Y).
Only one of the following courses may be presented for admission: Alberta
Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2.
A minimum grade of 70% in Alberta Mathematics 30-1 is the prerequisite for first year
math courses.
Alberta Science 30 cannot substitute in for specific grade 12 science courses required
for admission (Chemistry, Biology, Physics)
Only one approved option course (5 credit or two 3 credit) can be used to fulfill one
approved subject requirement.
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Program Details
Program Length
4 year(s)
Co-op Option
No
Part Time Study Option
No
Education Required
High School
Credentials Awarded
Bachelor of Arts
Program Language
English
Expenses
Tuition (In-Province)
$6,103.15 for 1 year(s)
Tuition (International)
$12,350 - $42,000 for 1 year(s)
Residence Cost
$7,550 - $9,700
Meal Plan Cost
Included in Residence Fee
Institution
About
The University of Calgary is Canadas leading next-generation university a living, growing
and youthful institution that embraces change and opportunity with a can-do attitude.
Located in the nations most enterprising city, the university has a clear strategic direction
Eyes High to become one of Canadas top five research universities by 2016, grounded in
innovative learning and teaching and fully integrated with the community of Calgary.
As a comprehensive academic and research institution, the University of Calgary inspires
and supports discovery, creativity and innovation across all disciplines. Through the Taylor
Institute for Teaching and Learning, under construction now, the university will take the
lead in educational innovation by researching the most effective methods for engaging
students, by supporting faculty to be the best teachers they can be and by providing some
of the most innovative learning spaces available anywhere in North America.
The University of Calgary attracts and nurtures the talent that drives new knowledge
creation, improves lives and betters our world. In this rich learning environment, the
university serves over 31,000 students in more than 200 undergraduate, graduate and
professional degree programs, and provides the community with diverse lifelong learning
opportunities. International study, volunteer, work, and research programs provide global
context while promoting diversity and excellence in learning, teaching and research.
The University of Calgary stands out among Canadian universities in how it actively
engages students in leadership development in all areas the arts, athletics, science,
medicine, engineering, volunteerism and business. It is also a leader in sustainability with
its set of values embraced by the campus through teaching, leadership and campus
operations.
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Campuses
Main Campus
Foothills Campus
Spyhill Campus
Calgary, Alberta
Calgary, Alberta
Calgary, Alberta
Number of Students
Year Established
31,000
1966
Residence Information
Kananaskis and Rundle Halls offer dormitory-style living in fully furnished single and
double rooms. You also have the option of living in a co-ed wing or in a single-gender
wing, and a choice of one of two meal plans.
All students applying directly from high school are guaranteed a place in residence for
both first and second year. Apply before April 30 and confirm your acceptance by May 31 to
guarantee your room. Academic Communities allow students who share a common goal
for academic success to live together on the same floor. There are three Academic
Communities to choose from, all for first-year students.
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