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USASK International Saskatoon | Canada | 2020–2021
The university
THE WORLD NEEDS
The University of Saskatchewan (USask) We are known for our collaborative,
is one of Canada’s most historic and interdisciplinary approaches to tackling
distinguished universities with an some of the greatest global challenges of
established legacy of excellence in research our era—water and food security, energy
and education. sustainability and combatting infectious
disease.
Established in 1907, USask has been
breaking new ground in research since its Come join us
earliest days, leading innovation in medical
technology, agriculture and scientific in building the future.
endeavor.
Top 4
in Canada in the study of:
Established in
1907 17
colleges and schools
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
AND ENGINEERING
AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES
VETERINARY SCIENCES
(ARWU 2019 Subject Rankings)
beautiful
SASKATOON
The University of Saskatchewan’s historic main campus is recognized as one of the most
beautiful in the country, and our city is known as a hidden gem by those who visit and come
to call it home.
Our campus is found at the heart of the vibrant city of Saskatoon, which has a growing
population of more than 270,000 people.
Saskatoon is a welcoming city for newcomers and offers many opportunities to experience
Canadian culture. We also celebrate cultures from around the world.
As the largest city in the province of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon offers the amenities of a large
urban centre, along with the friendliness and accessibility of a smaller city.
Here, you can have a true Canadian experience in a city that is safe, affordable and student-
friendly.
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SASKATCHEWAN
advantages
The benefits of living and studying in Canada are well-known, but there are additional
advantages to choosing the province of Saskatchewan as your study destination.
HEALTH CARE COST OF LIVING
Free Saskatchewan government health Housing costs in Saskatchewan’s cities and
insurance is available for full-time students communities, including Saskatoon, are lower
with a valid study permit. than in most major cities in Canada. The costs
of transportation are also low. If you choose
As a full-time undergraduate or graduate to live off-campus, you can take advantage of
student, you also have access to extended the reasonably priced unlimited transit pass
health and dental benefits provided through included in your student fees.
your student association.
QUALITY OF LIFE
SASKATCHEWAN IMMIGRANT
Achieving balance between one’s work,
NOMINEE PROGRAM
family and social life is a part of Saskatchewan
Through the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee culture. There is always something for
Program, the province invites residency residents to do here, from visiting the world-
applications from non-Canadians who want class Remai Modern art gallery to dining at
to make Saskatchewan their home. Successful our award-winning restaurants. Festivals like
applicants will be nominated to the federal WinterShines, Jazz Fest and the Fringe Theatre
government, so they can gain permanent Festival are special opportunities to experience
residency in Canada. For more information, visit the best of our province’s and city’s culture.
saskatchewan.ca/immigration.
GRADUATE RETENTION PROGRAM
The Graduate Retention Program provides
Saskatchewan income tax credits of up to
$20,000 over seven years for tuition fees paid by
graduates of approved post-secondary programs
who live in Saskatchewan. To be eligible, you
must live and file an income tax return in
Saskatchewan.
Remai Modern art museum Cameco Meewasin Skating Rink River Landing
Undergraduate programs
AGRICULTURE AND ARTS AND SCIENCE
BIORESOURCES
BACHELOR OF ARTS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ■ Archaeology and Anthropology ■ Anatomy and Cell Biology
AGRIBUSINESS ■ Business Economics ■ Applied Mathematics
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ■ Classical, Medieval and Renaissance ■ Archaeology
AGRICULTURE Studies ■ Biochemistry
■ Agricultural Biology ■ Drama ■ Bioinformatics
■ Agricultural Economics ■ Economics ■ Biology
■ Agronomy ■ English ■ Chemistry
■ Animal Science ■ French ■ Computer Science
■ Applied Plant Ecology ■ History ■ Environmental Biology
■ Crop Science ■ Indigenous Studies ■ Environmental Earth Sciences
■ Environmental Science ■ International Studies ■ Food Science
■ Food and Bioproduct Sciences ■ Linguistics ■ Geology
■ Horticultural Science ■ Modern Languages ■ Geophysics
■ Soil Science ■ Music ■ Mathematical Physics
■ Philosophy Mathematics
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ANIMAL ■
BIOSCIENCE ■ Political Studies ■ Microbiology and Immunology
■ Psychology ■ Palaeobiology
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN
RENEWABLE RESOURCE
■ Regional and Urban Planning ■ Physics
MANAGEMENT ■ Religion and Culture ■ Physiology and Pharmacology
■ Resource Economics and Policy ■ Sociology ■ Psychology
■ Resource Science ■ Studio Art ■ Statistics
■ Women’s and Gender Studies Toxicology
DIPLOMAS ■
■ Agribusiness BACHELOR OF ARTS AND SCIENCE
■ Agronomy ■ Environment and Society ST. THOMAS MORE
Health Studies
■
COLLEGE
Interactive Systems Design
EDUCATION
■
BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS St. Thomas More College (STM)
BACHELOR OF EDUCATION is a Catholic liberal arts college
■ Drama
federated with USask and located
■ Early/Middle Years ■ Studio Art
on its main campus in Saskatoon.
■ Secondary BACHELOR OF MUSIC
STM offers the following unique
■ Sequential Music
BACHELOR OF MUSIC – MUSIC Arts and Science programs:
■ Technical Vocational EDUCATION ■ Philosophy
COMBINED BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
■ Catholic Studies (minor)
IN KINESIOLOGY/BACHELOR OF
■ Social Justice and the Common
EDUCATIONEdw
Good (minor)
■ Ukrainian Studies (minor)
EDWARDS SCHOOL ENGINEERING KINESIOLOGY
BUSINESS
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN
BACHELOR OF COMMERCE ENGINEERING KINESIOLOGY
■ Accounting ■ Chemical Engineering ■ Exercise and Sport Studies
■ Finance ■ Civil Engineering COMBINED BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
■ Human Resources ■ Computer Engineering IN KINESIOLOGY/BACHELOR OF
■ Management ■ Electrical Engineering EDUCATION
■ Marketing ■ Engineering Physics
■ Operations Managementards ■ Environmental Engineering
School of ■ Geological Engineering
■ Mechanical Engineering
The following programs require previous post-secondary study:
LAW PHARMACY AND NUTRITION
JURIS DOCTOR BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NUTRITION
JURIS DOCTOR AND MASTER OF BUSINESS DOCTOR OF PHARMACY
ADMINISTRATION COMBINED DEGREE
NURSING VETERINARY MEDICINE
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING DOCTOR OF VETERINARY MEDICINE
Only Canadian citizens and permanent residents can apply to the following programs:
DENTISTRY MEDICINE
DOCTOR OF DENTAL MEDICINE DOCTOR OF MEDICINE
One in two undergraduate students will have a hands-on,
course-based research experience where they learn to create and share
new knowledge.
Undergraduate tuition
and student fees
Tuition for most undergraduate programs at the University of Saskatchewan is calculated by adding up
the cost of individual classes you select and register for each year.
The following estimates reflect a typical amount you could expect to pay per year if you enroll in a full
course load (the maximum number of courses allowed).
Agriculture and Bioresources $18,053
Arts and Science $18,441
ESTIMATED TUITION FOR Education $18,591
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
(2019-2020) Edwards School of Business $21,226
Engineering $23,901
Kinesiology $18,215
STUDENT FEES $947
Tuition estimates for international students registered in a full course load in 2019 Fall Term and 2020 Winter Term (September-April) are represented. International
undergraduate tuition rates are assessed at 2.73 times the rate for Canadian citizens and permanent residents.
Benefits
included
in your U-Pass Extended health Access to Free
transit and dental campus
student fees: pass benefits fitness
admission to
Huskie Athletics
facilities games
Scholarships
At the University of Saskatchewan, we want to recognize your academic achievements and personal
accomplishments. When you apply for admission, you will be considered automatically for a variety of scholarships
based on academic achievement:
Apply for INTERNATIONAL EXCELLENCE INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE
admission by AWARDS EXCELLENCE AWARDS
February 15 $10,000 $20,000
GUARANTEED ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS
All applicants
considered $500-$3,000
automatically
Awarded automatically to entering students based on admission average.
You can also apply for competitive scholarships and bursaries. These are awarded based on academics, leadership
and your contributions to your school or community:
BEST AND BRIGHTEST ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS
Apply for
admission by Up to $40,000
December 1 Scholarship applications due December 15
COMPETITIVE ENTRANCE AWARDS
$500-$32,000
Scholarship applications due March 1
Apply for
admission by
INTERNATIONAL CANADIAN COUNCIL OF INTERNATIONAL
February 15 CURRICULUM SCHOOLS AWARDS SCHOOLS (CIS) AWARDS
$15,000 $15,000
Scholarship applications due March 1 Scholarship applications due March 1
All entering students with
$13 million 85%+ admission average
in scholarships, bursaries receive at least
and awards
one scholarship
Undergraduate admission requirements
GRADUATION FROM HIGH SCHOOL OR SECONDARY-LEVEL STANDING
You can apply for early admission in the year you will graduate.
ADMISSION AVERAGE
An admission average is calculated to determine whether you meet the minimum admission average requirement for programs
with rolling admission or to determine your place in the ranking for programs with competitive ranking-based admission.
High school (secondary school) students or graduates
An admission average is calculated using marks for five acceptable senior secondary-level subjects.
■ ONE mathematics
■ ONE first-language literature and composition
■ THREE other acceptable subjects:
■ Maximum of TWO natural sciences
■ Maximum of TWO social sciences or humanities
■ Maximum of ONE fine or performing art
Post-secondary transfer students
Please consult admissions.usask.ca for more information about applying to transfer to the University of
Saskatchewan.
REQUIRED
DEGREE OR DIPLOMA REQUIRED GRADE 12 SENIOR-LEVEL SUBJECTS
SUBJECTS
■ Bachelor of Science in Animal ■ Biology
Bioscience ■ Chemistry No deficiencies are allowed.
■ Mathematics
■ Bachelor of Science in Agriculture ■ Biology
AGRICULTURE AND ■ Bachelor of Science in Renewable ■ Chemistry
BIORESOURCES Resource Management ■ Mathematics Applicants may be admitted with
■ Diploma in Agronomy one subject deficiency that must
be cleared before the second year
■ Bachelor of Science in ■ Biology or Chemistry or of study.
Agribusiness Physics
■ Diploma in Agribusiness ■ Mathematics
■ Bachelor of Arts ■ Mathematics Applicants may be admitted with
■ Bachelor of Arts and Science a mathematics deficiency but are
■ Bachelor of Fine Arts encouraged to consult with the
ARTS AND SCIENCE ■ Bachelor of Music college upon admission to plan
how to clear the deficiency.
■ Bachelor of Music – Music
Education
■ Bachelor of Science
■ Bachelor of Education ■ Biology or Chemistry or n applicant is permitted to be
A
Physics or Geology deficient in up to two of these
■ History or Social Studies or subject areas. If admitted, students
Native Studies must clear any deficiencies before
■ Language (other than English) entering the second year of study.
EDUCATION or Fine or Performing Art
■ Mathematics
■ Combined Bachelor of Science ■ Biology Deficiences are not allowed in the
in Kinesiology/Bachelor of ■ Chemistry or Physics combined program.
Education* ■ Mathematics
■ Bachelor of Commerce ■ Mathematics Pending approval, applicants may
be admitted with a mathematics
EDWARDS SCHOOL OF
deficiency. If admitted, students
BUSINESS must clear the deficiency before
entering the second year of study.
■ Bachelor of Science in ■ Chemistry A minimum grade of 70% is
Engineering Physics required in each of these courses.
ENGINEERING
■
■ Pre-Calculus Mathematics (International grades will be
converted.)
■ Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology ■ Biology
KINESIOLOGY ■ Chemistry or Physics
■ Mathematics
*Pending University Senate approval as a direct-entry program.PROOF OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY
Applicants whose first language is not English must present proof of English language proficiency.
CO M M O N LY ACCE P TE D S TAN DAR D I Z E D TE S T S*
IELTS ACADEMIC TOEFL (INTERNET BASED)
International English Language Testing System Test of English as a Foreign Language
■ Minimum overall band score: 6.5 ■ Minimum score: 86
With a minimum score of 6 in all four parts: Reading, With a minimum score of 19 in all four parts:
Listening, Speaking, and Writing Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing
OTH E R ACCE P TAB LE Q UALI FI C ATI O N S
INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE (IB) ADVANCED PLACEMENT (AP)
■ Completion of the IB Diploma Programme, ■ English with a score of: 4
OR
■ English A1 or English A2 Higher Level or
English B Higher Level with a grade of: 5
CO M PLE TI O N O F H I G H S CH O O L (S E CO N DARY ) O R P OS T-S E CO N DARY S T U D I E S I N E N G LI S H
If study occurred more than five years ago, additional proof of English language proficiency may be required.
Years of full-time study in an approved English-medium Years of full-time study in a recognized post-secondary
secondary program institution where English is the official language of
■ At least 3 years of full-time study including Grades 10, 11, instruction and examination*
and 12, as well as successful completion of Grade 12 English ■ Successful completion of at least one year of full-time study
Language Arts A30 and B30 (or equivalents) Students from in a degree program
overseas schools offering a Canadian education system
■ Successful completion of a minimum two-year diploma
curriculum in English require a minimum grade of 65% on
from a recognized post-secondary institution in Canada
their Grade 12 English course(s)
■ Successful completion of a minimum three-year diploma
■ At least 2.5 years of full-time study including Grades 11 and
from a recognized post-secondary institution outside of
12, as well as successful completion of Grade 12 English
Canada
Language Arts A30 and B30 (or equivalents) with minimum
final grades of 70%
* The institution must declare English to be the only language of
■ At least 2 years of full-time study including Grades 11 and instruction and examination throughout the institution, not just in
12, as well as successful completion of Grade 12 English
select departments.
Language Arts A30 and B30 (or equivalents) with minimum
final grades of 80%
SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES PROGRAM AT UNIVERSITY OF
SASKATCHEWAN LANGUAGE CENTRE
■ Successful completion of U-Bridge 2
■ Successful completion of U-Prep 2
*All scores must be from one exam date, not to be combined with other exam dates. Tests are valid for two years after the testing date. Scores must be valid (no more than
two years old) at the beginning of the student's first term of registration in the undergraduate program.
Joint admission
Do you need to improve your English before starting your degree program? We offer joint admission to the English for
Academic Purposes program at the University of Saskatchewan Language Centre and undergraduate programs in any of our
six direct-entry colleges:
■ AGRICULTURE AND BIORESOURCES ■ EDUCATION ■ ENGINEERING
■ ARTS AND SCIENCE ■ EDWARDS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ■ KINESIOLOGYEnglish for academic purposes
When you apply for joint admission to an undergraduate degree program and to the
University of Saskatchewan Language Centre, you can choose between two channels of
English study: U-BRIDGE or U-PREP.
U-BRIDGE
In U-Bridge, you can take university classes and earn credit toward your degree while improving your English
language proficiency. U-Bridge has two levels (U-Bridge 1 and U-Bridge 2), which include:
AN ESL CLASS TO HELP YOU WITH: A UNIVERSITY CLASS FOR CREDIT:
■ Lecture note-taking ■ Your U-Bridge instructor attends the class with you.
■ Reading academic articles ■ The textbook, lectures and assignments become the
materials for language instruction.
■ Writing term papers
■ Giving presentations
■ Working in groups
UBRIDGE 1 UBRIDGE 2
CONTINUE YOUR
UNIVERSITY DEGREE
1 UNIVERSITY COURSE 1 UNIVERSITY COURSE
“University is hard. When
English is not your first
language, it can be terrifying.
U-Bridge reaches out a hand
to guide you over the scary
part and reveal the student
you can become.”
L. KROL, M.Ed.
U-BRIDGE COORDINATOR AND INSTRUCTORCREDIT TOWARD YOUR DEGREE
ARTS AND SCIENCE EDWARDS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ENGINEERING
OR AGRICULTURE AND
Up to 9 credit units toward your degree 3 credit units toward your degree*
BIORESOURCES
■ U-Bridge Level 1: Commerce 101.3 (3 ■ U-Bridge Level 1: Anthropology 111.3
Up to 9 credit units toward your degree credit units) (3 credit units)
■ U-Bridge Level 1: Anthropology 111.3 ■ U-Bridge Level 2: Sociology 112.3 (3 ■ U-Bridge Level 2: Sociology 112.3 (3
(3 credit units) credit units) + ESL class (3 credit units) credit units)
* While you could earn credit for both classes, only one can
■ U-Bridge Level 2: Sociology 112.3 (3 be used toward your first-year junior humanities or social
credit units) + ESL class (3 credit units) science elective requirement for an engineering degree.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
U-BRIDGE 1 U-BRIDGE 2
IELTS 5.5 (minimum 5.0 in all areas) 6.0 (minimum 5.5 in all areas)
TOEFL 70 (minimum 15 in all areas) 75 (minimum 17 in all areas)
USask ESL program Level 40 U-Prep 1 or U-Bridge 1
INTAKES
WINTER TERM SPRING TERM FALL TERM
January–April May–July September–December
Apply by September 15 Apply by November 15 Apply by June 1
ESTIMATED TUITION
ESL instruction and university class $10,000/13-week term
This estimate does not include the one-time application fee of $240 for new students applying for joint admission, housing costs or the
cost of textbooks and other supplies.U-PREP
U-Prep can help you build a strong foundation in English if you do not meet the requirements to enter U-Bridge or
if you are not ready to begin university study. You will receive instruction in:
■ speaking ■ listening ■ reading ■ writing
You will practice these skills with your classmates and instructors through group work, presentations and writing
assignments. This practice will help you prepare for your degree program. Once you finish U-Prep, you can start
your university degree.
START YOUR
UPREP 1 UPREP 2
UNIVERSITY DEGREE
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
U-PREP 1 U-PREP 2
IELTS 5.5 (minimum 5.0 in all areas) 6.0 (minimum 5.5 in all areas)
TOEFL 70 (minimum 15 in all areas) 75 (minimum 17 in all areas)
USask ESL program Level 40 U-Prep 1 or U-Bridge 1
If you do not qualify for U-Prep 1, you will start in ESL level 20, 30 or 40. You will take a placement test when you
arrive to find out which level you will start in:
■ Level 20 – Introductory ■ Level 30 – Intermediate ■ Level 40 - High
INTAKES
WINTER TERM SPRING TERM SUMMER TERM FALL TERM
January–March March–June June–August September–December
Apply by September 15 Apply by November 15 Apply by March 1 Apply by June 1
ESTIMATED TUITION
ESL instruction $4,300/10-WEEK TERM
This estimate does not include the one-time application fee of $240 for new students applying for joint admission, housing costs or the
cost of textbooks and other supplies.The University of Saskatchewan
Language Centre experience
CULTURAL AWARENESS
You will receive guidance and support as you transition to life in Canada. Some of the topics you will learn about
include:
■ Canadian culture and local customs ■ Health care in Canada
■ Dealing with culture shock ■ Personal safety
■ Banking and budgeting ■ Student support at the USLC
LANGUAGE LEARNING SUPPORT
The Language Centre offers extra help and resources you can access outside of class, such as:
■ USLC library and computer lab with specialized materials and software for language learning
■ Practice classes and special workshops at the Student Success Centre
ACTIVITIES PROGRAM
Social and cultural activities organized by the Language Centre are sure to be a highlight of your experience.
■ Interactive speaking and listening activities in the Student Lounge
■ Culture activities on-campus and around Saskatoon
■ One optional special trip per term to a popular tourist destination
"The first day I was here, I took
part in Orientation. We talked
a lot and did lots of activities.
Since then, we’ve been to the
Jazz Festival and Canada Day
celebrations. It made me feel
like I was in a new country,
a new culture. You can feel
the difference. It’s a real
Canadian experience."
YI LUAN (LEO)
LANGUAGE CENTRE STUDENT
CHINAStudent housing
RESIDENCE
Live on campus in our student residences and be a part of a diverse and global community
where you will develop life-long friendships and lasting memories. Students living in
Residence receive continuous support, both personal and academic, and appreciate the
comfort, security and convenience of living close to classes and university facilities.
Voyageur Place SASKATCHEWAN
SASK. HALL 2 BED
HALL – DOUBLE SASKATCHEWAN HALL 1 BED
SASK. HALL – SINGLE
■ Perfect for first-year students
■ Traditional, furnished single- or double‑occupancy
dormitory-style rooms 655 Sq. Ft.
■ Spacious shared lounges, washrooms and
kitchenette facilities
■ Academically focused environment
■ Connected by tunnels and skywalks to other
buildings on campus
■ Utilities, internet, laundry and an Unlimited Meal
Plan at Marquis Culinary Centre included in the rental fee
COLLEGE QUARTER 4BEDROOM
COLLEGE QUARTER – 4 BEDROOM
College Quarter LIVING ROOM
■ Two- to four-bedroom apartment-style units with in-suite BEDROOM
BEDROOM
kitchen and common area
■ Bright, modern shared lounges with beautiful views of the
BEDROOM BEDROOM
surrounding area
KITCHEN/DINING
■ Meal plans available at Marquis Culinary Centre BATH 1 BATH 2
■ Utilities, internet, cable TV and laundry included in the rental fee 985 Sq. Ft.
College Quarter Voyageur PlaceHOMESTAY
Live with a homestay family in Saskatoon and enjoy a safe, English-speaking environment
where you can adapt to Canadian life and improve your language skills.
Our host families come from many backgrounds, and they all offer you the opportunity to experience Canadian
culture and find your home-away-from-home.
Homestay includes:
■ Airport pick-up ■ Wireless internet, all utilities and TV access
■ Private, furnished room ■ Laundry facilities
■ Three meals per day
Estimate of living expenses
Homestay Voyageur Place College Quarter Off-campus apartment
Rental rate for 8 $7,673.40 Double unit: $9,058.70 Three- or four-bedroom $6,800-$14,400
months (Sept-Apr) Single unit: $10,048.70 unit: $6,416
Cost of food 4 Included 4 Included 4 Partially included 6 Not included
Three meals per day Unlimited Meal Plan 7 meals and $185.57
and snacks at the Marquis Culinary cash card per term with
Centre option to purchase a
meal plan at Marquis
Culinary Centre for an
additional fee
Utilities (heat, water, 4 Included 4 Included 4 Included 6 Not included
electricity, etc.)
Wireless internet 4 Included 4 Included 4 Included 6 Not included
(WiFi)
Laundry 4 Included 4 Included 4 Included 6 Not included
Furniture 4 Included 4 Included 4 Included 6 Not included
Homestay residents and University of Saskatchewan Language Centre students living in Residence pay a one-time, non-refundable placement fee of $275.00, a refundable damage
deposit of $675.00 and a service and assistance fee of $15.20 per week.
Marquis Culinary Centre HomestayStudent
LIFE
Free access to
More than Low
on-campus
7 3 km2
core campus
160+
student societies
19:1
museums and grounds Student to faculty ratio
and clubs
art galleries
70+
events and activities hosted by the
International Student and Study Abroad Centre each year
■ Sporting events ■ International Student Welcome
(Start of the fall and winter terms)
■ Cultural experiences
■ International Education Week
(November)
■ Educational trips
■ Global Village
(March)
■ Social activities
Huskies' football game Drawing class Visit Wanuskewin Heritage ParkSteps to apply
1. FIND A PROGRAM 5. CHECK YOUR APPLICATION
Explore programs, admission requirements STATUS
and deadlines at ADMISSIONS.USASK.CA. Log in to monitor your application status at
APPLY.USASK.CA.
2. START AN APPLICATION Check when supplemental items have been
Ready to apply? Create an account at received or whether additional items are
APPLY.USASK.CA and fill out the online needed, and see when a decision has been
application for admission. If you have any made on your application.
questions about the application, contact us
and we will be happy to help!
6. ACCEPT YOUR OFFER OF
ADMISSION
3. SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION If you receive an offer of admission, accept
AND APPLICATION FEE your offer online to officially become a USask
Be mindful of application deadlines. Submit student.
your application early to take advantage of
benefits like early admission and access to
scholarships.
CONGRATULATIONS!
4. SUBMIT YOUR DOCUMENTS
As soon as possible after applying, upload a
copy of your most up-to-date report card or
transcript.
Important dates
Sept Applications open for 2020–2021
27
Dec
Deadline to apply for early admission to:
1 n Education n Kinesiology n Agriculture and Bioresources - Animal Bioscience
Feb
Deadline to apply for regular admission to:
15 n Agriculture and Bioresources n Education n Kinesiology
May
Deadline to apply for admission to:
1 n Arts and Science n Edwards School of Business n EngineeringUSASK
BY THE NUMBERS
Member of the 156,000+
U15 25,700 +
alumni living
worldwide
group of top students study here
Top 4
Canadian research
universities
in Canada in the study of:
WATER RESOURCES
VETERINARY SCIENCES
students from ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
132 3,300 +
4,300 3,400 + + AND ENGINEERING
AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES
self-declared graduate international
countries Aboriginal students students students (ARWU 2019 Subject Rankings)
CANADA
Edmonton SASKATOON
Calgary Winnipeg
London
Vancouver Ottawa
Toronto
New York
Los Angeles Beijing Tokyo
New Delhi
Mexico City
Ho Chi Minh
Quito
SASKATOON CANADA DRIVING DISTANCE FLYING TIME
POPULATION: 270,000+ POPULATION: 37+ million Vancouver: 1,580 KM Vancouver: 1H 49M
CLIMATE: One of Canada’s CAPITAL: Ottawa Edmonton: 525 KM Toronto: 3H 05M
sunniest cities SIZE: 9.98 million km2 Calgary: 613 KM New York: 4H 31M
Winnipeg: 780 KM Los Angeles: 6H 01M
SPRING SUMMER Mexico City: 8H 25M
8.9°C TO -3.3°C 24.3°C TO 10.5°C
Quito: 15H 55M
FALL WINTER London: 11H
9.2°C TO -2.6°C -10.2°C TO -20.7°C New Delhi: 21H 40 M
Tokyo: 15H 58M
Beijing: 17H 40M
Ho Chi Minh: 24H 33M
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