Out of Province Applicants - Corpus Christi College

Out of Province Students

Minimum Academic Qualifications

The minimum academic qualification for admission is graduation from a provincial secondary school, including the equivalent of the following BC Grade 11 and 12 courses:

Principles of Mathematics 11 or Applications of Mathematics 11 and 12
Social Studies 11
an approved Science 11 (see list below)
English 12
three approved Grade 12 courses (see list below) (*)

Approved Courses

Approved Grade 11 Science Courses

Applied Physics 11 and 12
Biology 11
Chemistry 11
Computer Studies 11
Earth Science 11
Informaiton Tehcnology 11
Physics 11

Approved Grade 12 Courses

Biology 12
Calculus 12
Chemistry 12
Comparative Civilization 12
Economics 12
English Literature 12
Français Langue 12 or French 12
Geography 12
Geology 12
German 12
History 12
Japanese 12
Law 12
Principles of Mathematics 12
Physics 12
Spanish 12
Writing 12

English Language Admission Standard

Students who have not achieved at least 80% in English 12 (or equivalent) must enroll in CCC ENGL 109 or demonstrate their standard of English by writing the CCC English Placement Test or enroll in ENGL 109.

English Placement Test (EPT)

Out-of-province students must demonstrate a suitable standard of English. Students who have not achieved at least 80% in English 12 or equivalent but who wish to be considered for direct entry into ENGL 110 (formerly ENGL 100) must perform satisfactorily on the CCC EPT. Please contact the Registrars Office to arrange a test time.

Application Process

Please select Apply Now from the menu to the left for detailed directions for completing your Corpus Christi Application for Admission. If you require assistance, please do not hesitate to contact an advisor at Corpus Christi College.

Residence

Out-of-province students seeking on-campus accommodations are advised to apply for residence at Carey Centre or St. Andrew’s Hall in the winter of the year before their arrival. These residences are open to UBC and Corpus Christi Students and both are very popular. Space is limited. Students are advised not only to indicate that they are a Corpus Christi College applicant on their residence application, but also to advise the College of their intention to live in residence. Although these residences are independently run, the College strives to work closely with the administration of these residences to meet the needs of Corpus Christi students. Residence is not guaranteed.