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Hi, First of all, just wanted to say you guys are absolutely hilarious and helpful, I love reading through your answers. Okay now the legit part. I’m a grade 12 student in Alberta in the full IB diploma program. What happens if my provincial marks (%) don’t meet the standards of the program I want to go into, but my IB marks (predicted) that I get after applying do meet the standards? Which one do they put preference to? And also, they (Rotman) calculate my average my using 6 grade 12 U/M courses. If I’m an IB student, can I submit non-IB courses as a part of my 6? Thanks! |
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Hey there future Rotty Man,
So I did a little asking around. The word on the street … ie St.George street says that they will look at your 12 U/M courses and not the IB marks. The IB can, after admissions, be considered for transfer credits.
You don’t really get to “submit” your marks, they just look at the top 6 grade 12 U/M marks.
I would still suggest applying if you fall under the requirements because you never know what the application competition will be like buuuut look into alternative plans.
cheerio,
aska