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The below information is required while
completing the university application :
Mount Royal University (MRU) Undergraduate Admission Requirements
1. High School Applicants
Minimum Admission Average: 60% (based on five Grade 12 courses)
Program-Specific Requirements: Must meet required courses and minimum grades
2. Mature Applicants
Minimum Admission Average: 60% (based on two Group A courses)
Program-Specific Requirements: Must meet required courses and minimum grades
3. Post-Secondary Applicants
Minimum GPA: 2.0 (based on eight transferable post-secondary courses)
Program-Specific Requirements: Must meet required courses and minimum grades
4. International Students
English Proficiency: Required if English is not the first language
Official Transcripts: Must be submitted by May 1 for Fall Semester consideration
5. Additional Requirements
Some programs may require:
Portfolio submission (including hand drawing and composition)
In-person discussion
Know moreDuring the 2023/24 academic year, the Faculty of Continuing Education saw course registrations rise to 13,337, up from 12,651. This increase reflects high demand for lifelong learning and professional development opportunities. It demonstrates MRU’s impact in providing accessible, quality education to a diverse community of learners.
In 2017, MRU received the Ashoka Changemaker Campus designation, recognizing its innovative approach to social change. This honor highlighted the university's role in fostering community engagement and social impact. It affirmed MRU’s leadership in promoting transformative education and civic responsibility.
In 2014, MRU launched its tenth and eleventh baccalaureate degrees: the Bachelor of Health and Physical Education and the Bachelor of Child Studies. These new programs addressed evolving societal needs and student interests. They reinforced MRU’s commitment to delivering comprehensive and applied educational opportunities.
In 2009, the provincial government granted MRU university status, transforming it into Mount Royal University. This change validated the institution’s academic excellence and research potential. It marked the beginning of a new era with expanded educational opportunities and institutional prestige.
In 2007, MRU offered its first baccalaureate degree, a Bachelor of Nursing. This milestone advanced healthcare education and addressed growing industry needs. It highlighted MRU's dedication to quality professional training and community health improvement.
In 1995, MRU began offering its first two applied baccalaureate degrees, expanding its academic portfolio. This initiative enriched the educational experience by aligning programs with career-focused learning. It demonstrated MRU's commitment to providing practical, industry-relevant education.
In 1972, MRU moved to its current, modern campus in Lincoln Park. This relocation provided updated facilities and a vibrant learning environment. It was a significant step toward enhancing the institution’s educational capabilities and community presence.
In 1931, the institution was established as Mount Royal Junior College, marking its entry into post-secondary education. This foundational step laid the groundwork for future growth and academic excellence in Calgary. It set the tone for a long history of innovation and community service in education.
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MRU students launched local aquaponics businesses to tackle food insecurity. These systems combine fish farming and plant growth to create a sustainable food source. They help provide fresh produce in urban and remote areas.
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