Enrollment: 34,617
From the UofA website: The University’s main campus is located in Edmonton, the vibrant, cosmopolitan capital of the province of Alberta. In a metropolitan area with close to one million people, Edmonton’s economic growth was ranked among the top Canadian cities in 2003.
Housing: Combine the convenience of living on or near campus, access to programs and services to help you excel academically, the opportunity to build lasting friendships, and comfortable, affordable living and you have the life of a University of Alberta resident.
The chart below shows the competitive average for admission in 2006. These will change from year to year based on demand for the program.
Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics Arts & Sciences Augustana Engineering Native Studies Nursing Physical Education and Recreation Faculte Saint-Jean
BSc (Agriculture)
70%
BSc (Environmental and Conservation Sciences)
70%
BSc (Forestry)
70%
BSc (Human Ecology)
70%
BSc (Nutrition and Food Major; Food Sciences and Technology Major)
70%
BSc (Human Ecology)/BEd (Secondary) Combined Degrees
70%
BSc (Environmental and Conservation Sciences)/BA (Native Studies) Combined Degrees
70%
BA, BDesign
70%
BFA (Art and Design)
70%
BMus, BMus/BEd Combined Degrees
70%
BSc (General, Specialization)
75%
BSc (Honors)
80%
BSc/BEd Combined Degrees
75%
BFA Drama (Design; Technical Theatre)
70%
BA
65%
BMgt
65%
BMus
65%
BSc
65%
BSc (Engineering)
80%
BA (Native Studies)
70%
BA (Native Studies)/BEd Combined Degrees
70%
BA (Native Studies)/BSc (Environmental and Conservation Sciences) Combined Degrees
70%
BScN (Collaborative)
78%
BScN (Bilingual Program)
70%
BA (Recreation, Sport and Tourism)
70%
BPE/BEd (Combined Degrees)
72%
BPE
70%
BSc (Kinesiology)
74%
BA, BSc (taught in French)
70%
BSc (Environmental and Conservation Science) Bilingual
70%