Here are ten general admission requirements for a bachelor's program at the University of the Fraser Valley (UFV):

High School Diploma – Applicants must have completed secondary school with a recognized diploma or equivalent qualification.

Minimum GPA Requirement – A competitive high school GPA, typically around 2.5 to 3.0 on a 4.33 scale, depending on the program.

English Language Proficiency – International students must provide proof of English proficiency through tests like IELTS (minimum 6.5 overall) or TOEFL (minimum 88 iBT), unless they have studied in an English-speaking curriculum.

Mathematics Requirement – Some programs may require completion of a specific level of high school math with a minimum grade, particularly for science, business, and engineering programs.

Prerequisite Courses – Certain programs have specific high school course prerequisites, such as Biology, Chemistry, or Physics for science programs, or English and Social Studies for arts programs.

Personal Statement (if required) – Some competitive programs may ask for a personal statement explaining academic goals, career aspirations, and reasons for choosing UFV.

Reference Letters (if required) – Certain programs, such as those in fine arts or specialized fields, may require letters of recommendation from teachers or mentors.

Portfolio (for creative programs) – Applicants to programs like visual arts, graphic design, or media studies may need to submit a portfolio showcasing their work.

Interview (if required) – Some selective programs, such as nursing or business, may require an interview to assess suitability.

Supplementary Application Materials (if applicable) – Additional documents, such as extracurricular achievements, volunteer work, or awards, may strengthen an application for competitive programs.

These requirements may vary by program, so applicants should check specific criteria before applying.