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Admissions requirements
A two-year pre-university program or a three-year professional DEC is required. The CRC requirement for admission varies per program. Please refer to the program page for specific admissions requirements.
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Quebec college and high school applicants
- Students only completing a Quebec Secondary V Diploma are not directly admissible to undergraduate study. Learn more about admission to our Mature Entry Program.
- Collège international Marie de France and Collège Stanislas applicants will be reviewed on their French Baccalaureate grades.
- Lower Canada College and Stanstead College applicants will be reviewed on their grade 12 school transcripts and/or IB predicted grades.
- Alexander von Humboldt German International School applicants will be reviewed on their Abitur (DIAP) grades.
Concordia/Cegep articulation agreements
Concordia is proud to offer Articulation Agreements with several Cegeps. An articulation agreement allows students of designated DEC programs to obtain either course exemptions or advanced standing credits in a bachelor's degree program at Concordia.
Cegep equivalencies
If you attended Cegep you may be entitled to a course exemption. Courses you may be exempt from, depending on your academic background, are listed below.
Subject |
Cegep Course No. |
Exempted from Concordia Course No. |
|---|---|---|
| Biology | 101-301 or 101-NYA |
BIOL 201 |
| Chemistry | 202-101 or 202-NYA |
CHEM 205 |
| 202-201 or 202-NYB |
CHEM 206 | |
| 202-202 | CHEM 221 | |
| 202-302 | CHEM 222 | |
| Computer Literacy | Course equivalencies vary by Cegep. | BTM 200 |
| Computer Science | Any 420-XXX Computer Science course | COMP 201 |
| Economics | Microeconomics & Macroeconomics course equivalenencies vary by Cegep. Minimum grade of 75% required. |
ECON 203 |
| ECON 201 | ||
French |
Any 602-200 level course | FRAN 211 |
| Any 602-300 level course | FRAN 212 | |
| Any 602-400 or 602-900 level course |
FRAN 215 | |
| German | 609-201 (70%); or 609-211 (70%); or 609-301 (70%); or 609-GE2 (70%) |
GERM 201 |
| 609-401 (70%); or 609-411 (70%); or 609-901 (70%) |
GERM 200 and GERM 202 | |
| Hebrew | 611-101 and 611-201 |
HEBR 210 |
| 611-301 and 611-401 |
HEBR 250 |
|
| Italian | 608-201 (70%); or 608-211 (70%); or 608-301 (70%); or 608-BXL (70%); or 608-TA2 (70%) |
ITAL 201 |
| 608-401 (70%); or 608-411 (70%); or 608-901 (70%) |
ITAL 200 and ITAL 202 | |
| Mathematics | ||
| 201-103 or 201-NYA | MATH 203 | |
| 201-103 (75%) or 201-NYA (75%) |
MATH 209 |
|
| 201-105 or 201-NYC | MATH 204 | |
| 201-105 (75%) or 201-NYC (75%) |
MATH 208 | |
| 201-203 or 201-NYB |
MATH 205 |
|
| 201-205 (80%) | MAST 234 and MATH 251 | |
| 201-303 (80%) | MAST 218 | |
| Physics | 203-101 or 203-102 or 203-NYA |
PHYS 204 PHYS 224 |
| 203-201 or 203-202 or 203-NYB |
PHYS 205 PHYS 225 |
|
| 203-301 or 203-302 or 203-NYC |
PHYS 206 PHYS 226 |
|
| Psychology | 350-101 (75%) or 350-102 (75%) |
PSYC 200 |
| 350-101 (60%) or 350-102 (60%) and another Psychology 350-XXX (60%) |
PSYC 200 | |
| Sociology | 360-300 (80%) | SOCI 212 |
| Spanish | 607-201 (70%); or 607-211 (70%); or 607-301 (70%); or 607-BXL (70%); or 607-GNB (70%); or 607-LBL (70%); or 607-SH2 (70%) |
SPAN 201 |
| 607-401 (70%); or 607-411 (70%); or 607-901 (70%); or 607-SP4 (70%) |
SPAN 200 and SPAN 202 |
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Questions? Contact us
For Cegep students and academic advisors:
Ashley Hollister, Student Recruitment Officer
Ashley.Hollister@concordia.ca
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