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Check out our historical admission grade ranges, deadlines, and steps to apply.
Historical Admission Grade Ranges
How Simon Fraser University calculates your admission evaluation depends on the requirements of the faculty or program you are applying to and your admission category. Review our Admission Requirements for details.
The following admission evaluation ranges reflect the historical acceptance grade ranges from the past three years. Students are encouraged to use these ranges as a guide to inform potential eligibility for admission to their desired program. However, grades equal to or higher than those listed below do not guarantee an offer of admission.
View admission grade ranges for:
Canadian and International High School Applicants
If you are completing a Canadian High School curriculum outside Quebec, your admission will be based on an evaluation of all approved Grade 11 and 12 courses, with greater emphasis on List A courses. Requirements for direct admission as an International High School student vary by the curriculum and/or country where you are completing your studies.
For students completing the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma program, a minimum of 26 points is required for admission consideration to all programs. The competitive minimum varies by program.
Faculty:
Program
Acceptance Grade Standard
Canadian and permanent residents: high 80s to low 90s
Students studying on a student visa: high 80s to low 90s
Program
Acceptance Grade Standard
Canadian and permanent residents: high 80s to low 90s
Students studying on a student visa: high 80s to low 90s
Acceptance Grade Standard
Canadian and permanent residents: mid 80s
Students studying on a student visa: mid 80s
Program
Acceptance Grade Standard
Canadian and permanent residents: mid 80s
Students studying on a student visa: high 80s
Faculty:
Program
Acceptance Grade Standard
Canadian and permanent residents: low 80s
Students studying on a student visa: mid 80s
Faculty:
Program
Acceptance Grade Standard
All highschool students: Minimum grades in the 80s and supplemental application
Faculty:
Program
Acceptance Grade Standard
Canadian and permanent residents: low 80s
Students studying on a student visa: mid 80s
Faculty:
Program
Acceptance Grade Standard
Canadian and permanent residents: mid 80s
Students studying on a student visa: high 80s
Faculty:
Program
Acceptance Grade Standard
Canadian and permanent residents: low 80s
Students studying on a student visa: low 80s
Faculty:
Program
Acceptance Grade Standard
Canadian and permanent residents: mid 80s
Students studying on a student visa: high 80s
Faculty:
Program:
Acceptance Grade standard:
Canadian and permanent residents: mid 80s
Students studying on a student visa: high 80s
College or University Transfer Applicants
Meeting the historical acceptance GPA range(s) below does not guarantee admission. Visit our website for more information on our College or University Transfer requirements.
Faculty:
Program:
Acceptance Grade range:
Canadian and permanent residents: B to A average
Students studying on a student visa: B+ to A average
Program:
Acceptance Grade range:
Canadian and permanent residents: B to A average
Students studying on a student visa: B+ to A average
Program:
Acceptance Grade range:
Canadian and permanent residents: B- to B average
Students studying on a student visa: B- to B+ average
Program:
Acceptance Grade range:
Canadian and permanent residents: B- to B average
Students studying on a student visa: B- to B+ average
Program:
Acceptance Grade range:
Canadian and permanent residents: B- to B average
Students studying on a student visa: B- to B+ average
Faculty:
Program:
Acceptance Grade range:
Canadian and permanent residents: C+ to B- average
Students studying on a student visa: B- to B average
Faculty:
Acceptance Grade range:
Spring/Summer 2024
All transfer students: Minimum 2.80 Beedie Admission GPA on the 8 required courses and supplemental application
Acceptance Grade range:
Fall 2024 onwards
All transfer students: Minimum 2.67 (B-) CGPA and supplemental application
Faculty:
Program:
Acceptance Grade range:
Canadian and permanent residents: C+ to B- average
Students studying on a student visa: B- to B average
Program:
Acceptance Grade range:
Canadian and permanent residents: C+ to B average
Students studying on a student visa: B- to B average
Program:
Acceptance Grade range:
Canadian and permanent residents: B- to B average
Students studying on a student visa: B- to B average
Faculty:
Program:
Acceptance Grade range:
Canadian and permanent residents: B- to B+ average
Students studying on a student visa: B+ to A- average
Faculty:
Program:
Acceptance Grade range:
Canadian and permanent residents: C+ to B- average
Students studying on a student visa: B- to B average
Faculty:
Program:
Acceptance Grade range:
Canadian and permanent residents: C+ to B average
Students studying on a student visa: B- to B average
Faculty:
Program:
Acceptance Grade range:
Canadian and permanent residents: C+ to B average
Students studying on a student visa: B- to B average