GEOS Languages Plus is a language institute and does not offer bachelor’s degree programs. However, it provides University Pathway Programs (UPP) and English for Academic Purposes (EAP) to help students meet language requirements for undergraduate admissions at partnered universities.

If you are looking for general admission requirements for a bachelor’s degree at a Canadian university, here are ten common criteria:

High School Diploma – Completion of secondary education from a recognized institution.

Minimum GPA – Most universities require a GPA of 2.5–3.5 on a 4.0 scale, depending on the program.

English Proficiency Test – IELTS (6.0–6.5) or TOEFL (70–90) scores, unless you studied in an English-speaking country.

Prerequisite Courses – Certain programs require specific subjects (e.g., Math and Science for Engineering).

Personal Statement or Essay – Some universities ask for an essay on academic goals and interests.

Letters of Recommendation – Usually one or two letters from teachers or counselors.

Resume/CV (if applicable) – Some programs, like business or design, may require a resume showcasing extracurriculars.

Portfolio (for Arts & Design programs) – Creative programs may require a portfolio showcasing previous work.

SAT/ACT Scores (if applicable) – Some universities may ask for standardized test scores, especially for U.S. students.

Application Fee – A non-refundable fee varies depending on the university and program.