Cailey chose to study history; which program would you choose?

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Program pathways and conditions

These tables reproduce the source requirements for the indicated period. Official interpretation is the responsibility of the university.

Pathway 1

Province	Diploma	High school courses
Nova Scotia	High school diploma or equivalent	Pass 5 academic or advanced Grade 12 courses including: FRA 12 Average of 60% or higher across the 5 courses
New Brunswick	High school diploma or equivalent	5 academic Grade 12 courses including: French 10411 4 Grade 12 courses (History 42311 is accepted as one of the five courses) Average of 60% or higher across the 5 courses
Prince Edward Island	High school diploma or equivalent	5 academic or advanced Grade 12 courses including: FRA 621M Average of 60% or higher across the 5 courses
Quebec	Secondary V diploma or equivalent	Pass 5 academic or advanced Secondary V courses, including FRA 506. Average of 60% or higher across the 5 courses.
Ontario	High school diploma or equivalent	5 academic or advanced Grade 12 courses including: FRAN 4U Average of 60% or higher across the 5 courses
Newfoundland and Labrador	High school diploma or equivalent	5 academic or advanced Grade 12 courses including: French (3000-level) Average of 60% or higher across the 5 courses
Applicants from another province or territory or from another country	High school graduation diploma or equivalent with the required courses for the chosen program.

Pathway 2

Category	IB courses	Level	Equivalent courses*	Credits
Language and literature	French A	NM	LITT 2000 elective	3
NS	LITT 2000 elective	6
French B	NM	Elective courses	3
NS	Elective courses	6
English A	NM	ANGL 2000 elective	3
NS	ANGL 2000 elective	6
Spanish Ab initio	NM	ESPA 1000 elective	3
NS	ESPA 1000 elective	6
Individuals and societies	History	NM	HIST 2943: Contemporary World History or HIST 2000 elective	3
NS	HIST 2943: Contemporary World History and HIST 2000 elective	6
Economics	NM	ECON 1000 elective	3
NS	ECON 1013: Principles of Microeconomics and ECON 1000 elective	6
Social and cultural anthropology	NM	SOCI 2000 elective	3
NS	SOCI 2000 elective	6
Philosophy	NM	PHIL 2000 elective	3
NS	PHIL 2000 elective	6
Global politics	NM	POLI 2000 elective	3
NS	POLI 2000 elective	6
Psychology	NM	PSYC 1013: Introduction to Psychology I	3
NS	PSYC 1013: Introduction to Psychology I and PSYC 1023: Introduction to Psychology II	6
Sciences	Biology	NM	BIOL 1053: Introduction to Biology I or BIOL 1063: Introduction to Biology II	3
NS	BIOL 1053: Introduction to Biology I and BIOL 1063: Introduction to Biology II	6
Chemistry	NM	CHIM 1013: Introduction to Chemistry I or CHIM 1023: Introduction to Chemistry II	3
NS	CHIM 1013: Introduction to Chemistry I and CHIM 1023: Introduction to Chemistry II	6
Physics	NM	PHYS 1003: Physics (Mechanics)	3
NS	PHYS 1003: Physics (Mechanics) and PHYS 1000 elective	6
Mathematics	Mathematics	NM	MATH 1003: Differential and Integral Calculus I	3
NS	MATH 1003: Differential and Integral Calculus I and MATH 1013: Differential and Integral Calculus II	6
Mathematics: analysis and approaches	NM	MATH 1000 elective	3
NS	MATH 1000 elective	6
Mathematics: applications and interpretation	NM	MATH 1000 elective	3
NS	MATH 1000 elective	6
Arts	Cinema	NM	Elective courses	3
NS	Elective courses	6

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Source reference : https://www.usainteanne.ca/etudes/universitaires/programmes/ba-histoire

Program pathways and conditions

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