Affiliated University Colleges Sample Clauses

Affiliated University Colleges. As a follow up to the Constituent University’s enrolment planning priorities and strategy, the Affiliated University Colleges have committed to narrowing the gap in minimum entrance requirements between the Colleges and the Constituent University. For fall 2018, entrance requirements (final grades) at the Affiliated University Colleges were as follows: Brescia 78.0% Huron 78.0% King’s 78.0% 1. Going forward, by 2022-23, the Affiliated University Colleges will increase their minimum entrance requirements (final grades) to 80%, as follows: 2019-20 78.5% 2020-21 79.0% 2021-22 79.5% 2022-23 80.0% 2. Similar to the current arrangement, in situations where additional assessment is required (for students with exceptional/unusual circumstances), the Colleges may admit students with grades below the minimum requirement – but down to only 2.5% points below the minimum requirement for a particular year. The proportion of new admits in the entering class with final averages below the minimum requirement (e.g. below the 78.5% in 2019-20 – and down to 76. 0%) shall not exceed 5%. The specific boundaries for each year are as follows: Minimum Requirement Floor Requirement for up to 5% of new admits 2019-20 78.5% 76.0% 2020-21 79.0% 76.5% 2021-22 79.5% 77.0% 2022-23 80.0% 77.5% 3. Agreed-upon Indigenous student admissions will be exempt from the above requirement criteria.
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