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Undergraduate Admission and Readmission
Simon Fraser University welcomes applications from Canadian and International students. All new students must apply for and be granted admission to the University. An admission offer is required before students may enrol in courses for academic credit.
Readmission information is given later in this section.
Direct all admission related enquiries to Admissions, Student Services, Simon Fraser University, 8888 University Drive, Burnaby, BC, V5A 1S6, 778.782.6930 Tel, 778.782.4969 Fax,
An advising service is available for potential applicants. Call 778.782.3397 for an appointment.
When eligible applicants exceed the number that can be accommodated, the Simon Fraser University reserves the right to select from among the qualified applicants.
Protection of Privacy
Simon Fraser University gathers and maintains information used for the purposes of admission, enrolment and other fundamental activities related to being a 91ÅÝܽ community member and to attending a public post-secondary institution in the Province of British Columbia.
In submitting an application for admission, all applicants are advised that the information they provide and any other information placed into the student record will be protected and used in compliance with British Columbia’s Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (1992).
All British Columbian applicants will be asked to provide their BC personal education numbers (PEN) at the time of application. All others will be assigned a PEN by the British Columbia Ministry of Advanced Education, Training and Technology. Its uses are restricted to research and program evaluation. No identifiable personal information will be released.
Retention of Documents
The documents which students supply to support admission applications will be retained for three terms following the term to which application is made. Then, application forms, transcripts and other materials related to applications will be destroyed. Irreplaceable documents will be returned to the applicant if requested at the time of application. All other documents become the property of the University.
Introduction
This section contains five main areas.
- The admission process describes the ‘how and when’ of the various stages involved in applying to the University.
- All applicants details those admission requirements or policies applicable to any applicant.
- The next three sections — British Columbia, Canada and international — provide admission requirements for the respective areas. Within each section, requirements are provided for secondary school, college, and university level applicants.
- Finally, readmission explains the requirements and processes to be followed by previously admitted students wishing to re-commence their studies.
Contents
- Admission Process
- How to Apply
- Application Deadlines
- Application Fee
- Offers of Admission
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All Applicants
- English Language and Literacy Requirements
- Quantitative and Analytical Skills Requirements
- English Bridge Program
- Diverse Qualifications Admission Policy
- Students with Disabilities
- Programs for Working Adults
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British Columbia and Yukon Applicants
- Admission from British Columbia and Yukon Secondary Schools
- BC and Yukon grade 11 and 12 course requirements
- Admission from BC and Yukon Community Colleges
- BC University Transfer
- BC Visiting Students
- BC University Degree Holders
- Special Categories
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Applicants from Other Canadian Provinces
- Canadian High Schools
- Applicants from Canadian Colleges
- Canadian University Transfer
- Canadian Visiting Students
- Canadian University Degree Holders
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International Applicants
- Other Requirements
- Secondary School Applicants
- International University or College Transfer
- International Institutes of Technology
- International University Degree Holders
- Advanced Placement Program and International Baccalaureate
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Reactivation and Readmission
- Reactivation
- Holders of 91ÅÝܽ Bachelor’s Degrees
- Readmission of Involuntarily Withdrawn Students
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