As a guidance counsellor, you are an influential and important part of students' investigation of post-secondary institutions. Redeemer is dedicated to providing you with the resources you need to assist them in their decision-making process. We are committed to keeping you informed regarding what Redeemer University College offers students for their university education experience.
Redeemer University College offers over 40 different majors and minors leading to a Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, or Bachelor of Education degree. As a Christian university, Redeemer challenges students to reflect on the implications of following God within their fields of study. Our Liberal Arts and Science tradition provides students with the opportunity of taking courses in a range of subject areas before specializing in their area of interest.
Ask a University Representative to Visit:
If you would like Redeemer to visit your high school this Fall, contact
Recruitment to schedule a visit or contact the assigned
University Representative for your area.
Majors & Programs:
Redeemer University College is accredited with the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (
AUCC) and the Council for Christian Colleges & Universities (
CCCU). Programs offer students a Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Education degree.
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Service Area or Minor |
4-Year General |
4-Year Major |
Honours/
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| Classical Studies |
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| Computer Science |
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| Dutch |
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| Economics |
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| Education* |
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| English |
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| Environmental Studies |
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| French |
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| Geography |
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| History |
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| Mathematics |
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| Music |
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| Philosophy |
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| Physical Education |
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| Physical Science |
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| Physics |
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| Political Science |
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| Psychology |
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| Recreation |
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| Religion & Theology |
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| Social Work |
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| Sociology |
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| Sociology - Social Work |
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| Spanish |
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| Theatre Arts (& Communication) |
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| Youth Ministry |
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| Computer Science/ Mathematics |
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| General Science |
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| Humanities |
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| Language Art Studies |
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| Mission & World Christianity |
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| Science Studies |
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* second entry program
Requirements:
| Ontario |
Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) |
| Minimum average of 65% |
| Six Grade 12 U or U/C (M) courses |
| Grade 12 U English |
| Home Education and/or ACE Programs |
Composite score of 24 on the ACT (or SAT equivalent) |
| Grade 12 equivalency |
| Minimum of five Grade 12 level subjects, including English |
| Learning Portfolio |
Other provinces (outside
ON & QC) |
Meet admission requirements for acceptance to university in respective province |
| Minimum average of 65% on five or six senior level academic courses (based on province) |
| Québec |
One year of General CÉGEP |
| Provincial examination grades |
| United States |
High School diploma |
| Minimum composite score of 20 on ACT, or equivalent SAT score |
| British System of Education |
An average of “C” on the five subjects in both “O” and “A” levels |
| International |
Meet admission requirements for acceptance to university in respective country |
| TOEFL score of 550 (PBT) or 80 (iBT) |
| Education Background Chart |
| Mature |
21 years of age before end of academic year |
| Have not attended high school on full-time basis for at least 2 years |
| ACT composite score of 20 or higher |
Demonstrate potential for academic success through:
- letters of reference
- college entrance test scores
- transcripts for any secondary school work |
| Transfer |
From Universities: C- (60% or 4.0 on a 12 point scale) |
| From Bible Colleges or Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology: B- (70%) |
| Transfer credits may be granted for liberal arts and science courses |
| Students with fewer than 24 credit hours (8 courses) of post-secondary work are admitted based on high school preparation (see Ontario Secondary School Students) |
| Concurrent Education Program |
Enrolled in 2nd year of undergraduate studies at Redeemer |
| Registered in an approved major |
| Minimum GPA of 6.5 |
| Completion of Education 021 – Classroom Observation |
| Interview |
| At least 6 courses (18 credits) in one of the teachable subjects |
| Consecutive Education Program |
Recognized bachelor’s degree from an accredited university |
| TOEFL score of 580 (PBT) or 92 (iBT) if English is not your first language |
Scholarships, Awards & Financial Assistance:
Financing Your Education is a section that lists the various forms of financial assistance available. It includes an interactive tool to help students estimate their cost, and provides students with the appropriate application forms.
- Download the
Financing Your Education guide (.pdf)
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Tuition & Fees
Visiting Redeemer:
Encourage students to experience university life at Redeemer firsthand. Students can register online for a
Campus Visit Day or students may schedule their own
Individual Visits. First Year Introduction (FYI) Days also provide an opportunity for you to attend sessions and tour the campus.
Registration for First-Year Courses:
The Registrar’s Office is committed to providing personal course registration appointments for every student. Students may also explore their prerequisites, course schedule and Grade Point Average (GPA) online with
WebAdvisor once they have registered at an FYI Day.
Studies Beyond Redeemer:
As Redeemer graduates, students will be well prepared for a life of service, work, learning , and worship. Our graduates have been successful in entering the work force, performing service, and in pursuing further education at a wide variety of
graduate and professional institutions. Also, 95% of Redeemer graduates who were seeking employment found it within six months after graduation.
Questions, Comments or Concerns:
Each student is assigned a specific
University Representative to assist in any way throughout the investigation, application or registration process. Please feel free to connect with them at your convenience.