Queen’s Admission
Applicants must have completed the Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Advanced Diplomas and Degrees Certificate from one of the following colleges (or one of the certificates from Algonquin College* listed below), with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 (73%) in all courses taken. No high school prerequisites are required. Eligible applicants must have started their certificate program on or after the date listed here:
| College | Start date |
|
*Algonquin College General Arts and Sciences Pre-Health Sciences Certificate* General Arts and Sciences Pre-Nursing Certificate* Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Advanced Diplomas and Degrees Certificate |
2016-2017* 2016-2017* Sept. 2017 or later |
| Cambrian College | September 2016 or later |
| Conestoga College | September 2015 or later |
| Durham College | September 2017 or later |
| Fanshawe College | September 2016 or later |
| Fleming College | September 2016 or later |
| George Brown College | September 2022 or later |
| Georgian College | September 2017 or later |
| Humber College | September 2017 or later |
| Loyalist College | September 2016 or later |
| Mohawk College | September 2017 or later |
| Niagara College | September 2017 or later |
| Northern College | September 2017 or later |
| Seneca College | September 2016 or later |
| Sheridan College | September 2016 or later |
| St. Lawrence College | September 2017 or later |
Admission to the BHSc program occurs three times a year, providing flexibility in your ability to begin the program in September, January, or May.
Pathway Towards a University Degree
Upon admission into the BHSc program, a transfer of 12.0 units (ANAT 100, CHEM 113, CHEM 114, 100-level UNSP transfer) will be granted, provided all biology and chemistry courses within the certificate are completed with a minimum grade of C (63%) or higher on the first attempt (unless documented extenuating circumstances required a course repeat). Once in the BHSc program, students will be required to take an additional 108.0 units of courses to complete their BHSc (Honours) degree or an additional 90.0 units of courses to complete their BHSc general degree.