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LETHBRIDGE

The University of Lethbridge’s Blackfoot name is Iniskim, meaning Sacred Buffalo Stone. The University is located in traditional Blackfoot Confederacy territory. We honour the Blackfoot People and their traditional ways of knowing in caring for this land, as well as all Indigenous Peoples who have helped shape and continue to strengthen our University community.

Rooted in the land, the University of Lethbridge is built on diverse ideas, big questions and open minds. We’re glad you’re here.

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Why ULethbridge

Our Financial Advantage

Meet Your Mentors

Campus Support

Application Checklist

Iniskim

New Programs & Opportunities

Experiences Beyond The Classroom

Programs, Degrees & Admissions

Helping You Flourish

Admission Requirements

Athletics

Post-Secondary Transfer

Student Life

Scholarships

Experience Lethbridge

Living On Campus

Connect With Us

Viewbook 2027-28 | Why ULethbridge

Big skies. Big futures. Choosing a university is a major milestone. You’re deciding to shape your future at a place where you can ask bold questions, explore big ideas and discover who you want to be. ULethbridge is a home for the curious. Where questions open doors and big ideas become reality. It’s hard to put the university experience into words. For many, it’s life-altering. You meet lifelong friends, discover interests in unexpected places and grow in ways you never imagined. You don’t just find your path — you find yourself. ULethbridge is where you grow. Where you try, fail and try again. It’s where you discover what you’re capable of and where you want to go. And it’s where you never have to figure it out on your own. You’re part of a community that lifts you up when life gets chaotic, takes your big ideas seriously and celebrates all your wins. Your professors will hear you, encourage you and help you become the person you’re meant to be. Your perspective matters here and so do you. Bring your curiosity to ULethbridge and see where it takes you. We’ll be with you every step of the way.

Four reasons to choose ULethbridge: 1. ULethbridge is smaller, so it’s easier to get help if you’re struggling. 2. There are so many campus clubs, you will find one with your special interest. 3. Events on campus are always a guaranteed fun time. 4. There are plenty of on-campus work opportunities for students. Miriam: Fifth year, student mentor Majors: Psychology and political science

ULethbridge in Calgary In the heart of Calgary’s downtown, ULethbridge makes it easy to balance school, work and everything in between. With flexible programs and classes offered in the evenings, on weekends, online and in blended formats, you can shape your education around your life. In this blue sky city full of energy, you’ll find the support, community and connections to build on what you’ve started or head in a new direction.

Viewbook 2027-28 | Meet Your Mentors

Your Student Mentors

We’ve been there. We’ve got you. Starting university is a big step. It’s full of excitement, anticipation and can feel overwhelming at times. That’s where we come in. We’re your student mentors. A friendly group of ULethbridge students who’ve been through the first-year experience and are happy to help you navigate yours. From finding your classes to figuring out how to balance your schedule, we’re here to answer questions, share advice and help you settle in. Once you accept your offer, one of us will reach out through Mentor Mail. You’ll meet more of us at events like Open House, Ahead of the Herd and New Student Orientation. Think of us as your first on-campus connection and your built-in support system to help you have a stellar start to the year.

At the University of Lethbridge, you have the chance to create connections, find the help you need, and have direct control over your education. Hannah: Second year, student mentor Majors: Social studies education, political science

Aidren Queen Hannah Letty

Miriam

Viewbook 2027-28 | Application Checklist

Application Checklist

Your future’s calling. Let’s go. 01

Pick a program

Apply online It’s quick and straightforward. The application fee is $140. Apply by Dec. 15 to be considered for the $1,000 Board of Governors’ Admission Scholarship.

We offer more than 150 undergraduate programs. If you’re not sure which one is right for you, connect with a recruitment officer or try Student-for-a-Day.

Review admission requirements Some programs have more requirements than you need for general admission. If you aren’t sure, contact Admissions admissions@uleth.ca.

Applying shouldn’t feel like a complex puzzle. Whether you’re just starting or nearly finished, here’s a list to help keep you on track. Check each step as you go and check in with us if you need help along the way.

Have questions? We’ve got answers. We’re happy to help at any part of the process. Reach out to us any time at info@uleth.ca.

go.uleth.ca/your-future

Apply for residence

Send your transcripts & documents

On-campus housing fills up fast, so apply early. You don’t need to be admitted yet — just make sure to have your ULethbridge student ID number handy.

We need transcripts from all institutions you’ve attended. If you went to high school in Alberta and applied through ApplyAlberta, your transcript will be sent automatically.

Apply for scholarships and awards You’ll gain access to award applications through your student account. You don’t need an offer. Just apply for admission and have a ULethbridge ID number.

Viewbook 2027-28 | New Programs and Opportunites

New Programs. Cool Opportunities. Big things are happening at ULethbridge, and you don’t want to miss them! We have new programs and engaging ways to make the most of your university experience. Bachelor of Education One application. Two degrees. A clear path to teaching. Know you want to teach? You’re in the right place. Our Bachelor of Education Combined Degrees program is now direct entry. You’ll know from day one you’re on your way to becoming a teacher while earning another degree with a different Faculty. You can expect: • 27 weeks of meaningful teaching experience to build your skills and confidence in the classroom • A strong foundation in your teachable major combined with innovative teaching practices • Support from experienced faculty and dedicated field mentors throughout your program • The tools to support every learner and thrive in today’s classrooms

Philosophy, Politics and Law We don’t shy away from big questions. We explore them from different perspectives. In our Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy, Politics and Law, you’ll dive into ideas about justice, power and society through real-world issues. Choose a path that interests you, make your voice heard and build the skills to create meaningful change in law, government and beyond.

Cinema and Media Studies Explore visual storytelling and media culture in our new Bachelor of Arts in Cinema and Media Studies program. You’ll analyze how film, TV and digital media shapes culture while creating your own projects with top-tier facilities and technologies. When you graduate, you’ll be ready to launch into the creative media world. 8

Integrated Pathway, General Management and Supply Chain Management We’ve partnered with Bow Valley College to give you an edge in the business world. With our Business and Supply Chain Management pathway, you earn a business degree and supply chain management diploma in four years. By graduation, you’ll be ready to step into real business roles. This program is offered at our Calgary campus.

Research Internship Concentration Turn your passion for science into hands-on discovery. In our Research Internship Concentration, you’ll work alongside faculty, explore real research projects, and learn how discoveries are made. You’ll build practical skills, gain valuable experience, and be supported every step of the way as you develop confidence in the lab and beyond. Eligible programs include Agricultural Biotechnology, Biological Sciences and Environmental Science.

Southern Alberta Medical Program Help bring health care to communities that need it most. With the Southern Alberta Medical Program (SAMP), students from smaller communities have the chance to study medicine closer to home. The three-year UCalgary MD curriculum will be delivered onsite at ULethbridge and throughout southern Alberta, in collaboration between the two institutions. SAMP’s goal is to attract, train and retain future doctors who are deeply connected to communities in southern Alberta and prepared to serve them. go.uleth.ca/samp.

Integrated Engineering Explore the possibilities of engineering through a program designed to provide a breadth of knowledge to train versatile engineers who can excel in multidisciplinary positions. Instead of focusing on just one field, you’ll become fluent in several engineering disciplines, build a broad set of technical skills and learn how to design solutions, work with others and manage projects. With hands-on labs and teamwork, you’ll get real experience solving real-world problems. In addition to fundamental engineering training, the program also includes business-oriented courses, including Innovation and Entrepreneurship and New Venture Start-ups. Through a partnership with Lethbridge Polytechnic, you’ll spend a semester at Lethbridge Polytechnic, providing even more opportunities for hands-on experiential learning on your path to an engineering degree. This flexible program opens the door to many different career paths, from working in exciting new industries to starting your own business.

Early Start Experience Take a full-credit course before the start of the fall term called The First Year Experience: Mapping our Communities. You’ll build connections with other incoming students, develop skills and learn all about the resources and supports on campus. Learn more about the Early Start Experience on page 32.

Viewbook 2027-28 | Programs

Degrees, Programs & Admissions

You don’t need to have it all figured out. With more than 150 programs at ULethbridge, and our flexible education model, you’ll have the freedom to explore, the support to help make decisions and the best conditions to thrive.

Bachelor of Arts

Bachelor of Education 7

Bachelor of Nursing

(BASc, 40-course, or Second Degree)

(After-Degree 8 or Combined Degrees 9)

(and After-Degree)

Anthropology^

Art Education

Nursing 6, 7

Archaeology

Drama Education

Art

English Language Arts Education

Bachelors of Fine Arts

Art History and Museum Studies

Mathematics Education 6

Bachelor of Fine Arts - Art 5, ^

Cinema and Media Studies

Modern Languages Education

Dramatic Arts 2, ^

Music Education

Economics 3, 6, ^

Indigenous Education

Dramatic Arts^

English^

Physical Education

Performance

French^

Science Education 6

French / Spanish^

Social Studies Education

Bachelor of Fine Arts - New Media ^

General Major in the Humanities^

Early Years Education

Bachelor of Fine Arts - Multidisciplinary

General Major in the Social Sciences^ Geography

History^ Indigenous Studies^ Kinesiology 1, ^ Music 4 Philosophy Philosophy, Politics & Law Political Science 3, ^ Psychology 1 Religious Studies Sociology^ Women and Gender Studies

Art Studio Bachelor of Fine Arts - Dramatic Arts 5

Technical / Design

9, 10

Bachelor of Engineering Integrated Engineering 6, 7

Bachelor of Business Administration (40-course, or Second Degree)

Accounting 6 Computer Science 1, 6 Economics 5, 6 Finance 6 Indigenous Governance and Business Management 6 General Management 6 Global Business 6 Human Resources Management & Labour Relations 6 Marketing 6 Political Science 5, 6 Bow Valley College Integrated Pathway 6

Whether you want to dive deep into a particular discipline, combine your interests, or keep your options open, your first-year courses will count toward almost any degree. We make it easy to start strong, as you find your way forward.

Bachelor of Fine Arts - Indigenous Art Art Studio Art History / Museum Studies

Bachelor of Music Music 5, ^ Digital Audio Arts

Bachelor of Health Sciences Addictions & Mental Health Counselling 6 Indigenous Health 6 Public Health 6

ULethbridge in Calgary We offer select programs at our Calgary campus. Visit ulethbridge.ca/calgary for more information.

Bachelor of Science

Combined Degrees *

Pre-Professional Transfer Programs

(BASc, 40-course, or Second Degree)

Want to explore? Our combined degrees allow you to graduate with two distinct credentials, usually in about 50 courses. It’s a great way to expand your knowledge and your career possibilities.

Engineering 6, 7 (University of Alberta)

Agricultural Biotechnology 6 Agricultural Studies 5, 6 Applied Statistics 6 Archaeology & Geography 5 Biochemistry 6 Biological Sciences 6, ^ Chemistry 6, ^ Computer Science 3, 6 Computer Science and Geographical Information Science 6 Environmental Science 6 General Major in the Sciences^ Geography 5, 6, ^ Kinesiology 5, 6, ^ Mathematics 6, ^ Neuroscience 6 Physics

Psychology 5 Remote Sensing 6

Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Business Administration Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Education 9 Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Laws (Bond University Australia) Bachelor of Business Administration / Bachelor of Laws (Bond University Australia) Bachelor of Fine Arts - Art / Bachelor of Education 9 Bachelor of Fine Arts - Dramatic Arts / Bachelor of Education9 Bachelor of Fine Arts - New Media / Bachelor of Business Administration Bachelor of Fine Arts - New Media / Bachelor of Science (Computer Science) Bachelor of Fine Arts - New Media / Bachelor of Education Bachelor of Health Sciences / Bachelor of Arts 6

Diploma

Bachelor of Health Sciences / Bachelor of Business Administration 6

Finance 6

Bachelor of Music / Bachelor of Education 9

Indigenous Governance and Business Management

Bachelor of Science / Bachelor of Business Administration

Certificate Arts and Science Indigenous Student Success Business Administration

Bachelor of Science / Bachelor of Education 9

Additional Requirements Some programs have extra steps like auditions, interviews or prerequisite courses. Before you apply, check what’s needed for your program at go.uleth.ca/additional-admissionrequirements.

Where To Begin Not sure where to start? You’re not alone. Many students investigate a few options and follow a few paths before settling on a program. Our recruitment team is here to help. You can: • Talk to an enrolment advisor online or in person. We’re here to help. • Be a Student-for-a-Day There’s nothing like seeing what it’s like IRL. • Ask away Lots of questions or just a few, feel free to ask any time at info@uleth.ca. Or, talk to Luxie, our chatbot, on ulethbridge.ca/future-student. 1 Also available as a Bachelor of Science 2 Also available as a Bachelor of Fine Arts 3 Also available as a Bachelor of Business Administration 4 Also available as a Bachelor of Music 5 Also available as a Bachelor of Arts 6 Additional requirements for entry into program 7 Admission GPA competitive 8 Competitive. Requires Education 2500 9 Direct entry program 10 Four-year bachelor’s degree * Applicants must meet the admission requirements for each major within the combined degree. ^ Available as a Combined Degrees program with Education

Viewbook 2027-28 | Admission Requirements

Canadian High School Admission 01

Province/ Territory

English

Language courses other than English1

Social Studies

Math (Algebra)

Math (Calculus)

Math (Foundation)

Alberta, N.W.T., Nunavut

• English Language Arts 30-1

• One or more distinct languages at the 30 level

• Aboriginal Studies 30

• Mathematics 30-1

• Mathematics 31

• Mathematics 30-2

British Columbia /Yukon Territories

• English 12 or English First Peoples 12

• One or more distinct languages at the 12 or 12A level

• Human Geography 12 or Physical Geography 12

• Pre-Calculus 12

• Calculus 12

• Foundations of Mathematics 12

• Advanced Mathematics 45S and Calculus 45S

• Applied Mathematics 45S

• Pre-Calculus A120 and B120

• Calculus 120

• Foundations of Mathematics 120

Approved Grade 12 courses

• Northern Studies 30 • Social Studies 30-1 or Social Studies 30-2

• BC First Peoples 12 or Contemporary Indigenous Studies 12 • Political Studies 12 • Law Studies 12 • Comparative Cultures 12 • Asian Studies 12 • 20th Century World History 12 • Social Justice 12

Manitoba

New Brunswick

• ELA: Comprehensive • One or more Focus 40S or ELA: distinct languages Literary Focus 40S at the 40S level or ELA: Transactional Focus 40S

• History: Western Civilization 40S • Pre-Calculus Mathematics 40S • Global Issues 40S

• English 122

• Canadian Geography 120

• One or more distinct languages at the 121 or 122 level

• Geography: World Human 40S • Current Topics in FNMI Studies 40S • Canadian History 120 • World Issues 120 • Wabanaki Studies 120

Newfoundland & Labrador

• English 3201

• One or more distinct languages at the 3200 level

• Social Studies 3201 or Social Studies 3202

• Advanced Mathematics 3200

• Mathematics 3208

• Academic Mathematics 3201

Nova Scotia

• English 12 or

• One or more distinct languages at the 12 level

• Global Geography 12 or Advanced Global Geography 12 • Global History 12 or Advanced Global History 12 • Global Politics 12 or Advanced Global Politics 12 • Netukulimk 12

• Pre-Calculus 12

• Calculus 12

• Mathematics 12

• One or more distinct languages at the 4U, DU or NL5 level

• CGU4U or CGW4U 2

• Advanced Functions MHF4U

• Calculus and Vectors MCV4U

• Mathematics of Data Management MDM4U

• English 12 (Advanced) or • English 12 African Heritage

Ontario

• Anglais EAE4U or • English ENG4U or • Studies in Literature ETS4U

• CHI4U or CHY4U 2

• Math for College Technology MCT4C

• CLN4U 2 • CPW4U 2

• Foundations for College Math MAP4C

• NDW4M or NDG4M 2 Prince Edward Island

• English 621A

Quebec

• English Literature 603

• One or more distinct languages at the 621 level

• Geography 621A

• One of Français 601 or French as a Second Language 602

• Geography 320 • History 330

• English Language Arts A30 or • English Language Arts B30 or • English Language Arts 30

• One or more distinct languages at the 30 level

• Mathematics 611B

• Mathematics 621A

• Linear Algebra 201NYC

• Calculus I 201- NYA

• Not applicable

• Calculus I 201-NYA

• Calculus II 201- NYB

• One or more distinct languages at the 607 to 616 level Saskatchewan

• Mathematics 621B

• History 621A or History 621B

• Geography 30

• Pre-Calculus 30

• History 30: Canadian Studies

• Calculus 30

• Foundations of Mathematics 30

• Native Studies 30: Canadian Studies • Social Studies 30: Canadian Studies

Only one course in a particular language will be used for admission purposes, e.g., in Alberta, only one of French Language Arts 30-1 or French as a Second Language 30-3Y will be used.

2 World Geography CGU4U or Canadian and World Issues CGW4U; History Identity & Culture CHI4U or The West & the World CHY4U; Law CLN4U; Canadian & World Politics CPW4U; Aboriginal Issues in Global Context NDW4M or Aboriginal Gov: Emerging Direc NDG4M.

Here’s what you’ll need for admission to ULethbridge: One course from Column 01 three from Column 02 and one from Column 03 03 Biology

Chemistry

Physics

Other Approved Subjects

Fine Arts 3

Additional courses

• Biology 30

• Chemistry 30

• Physics 30

• Science 30

• Art 30 or Art 31

• Must be at the 30 level

• Five credits in Advanced-level CTS Computer Science (CSE)

• Dance 35

• Must be worth at least five credits (multiple courses worth a total of five or more credits can be used)

• Drama 30 • Choral Music 30, General Music 30, or Instrumental Music 30

• Anatomy & Physiology 12

• Chemistry 12

• Physics 12

• Composition 12, Creative Writing 12, New Media 12, Spoken Language 12, or Literary Studies 12 • Geometry 12 • Statistics 12 • Computer Science 12 or Computer Programming 12 • Environmental Science 12 • Specialized Science 12 • Economic Theory 12 • Geology 12

• Biology 40S

• Chemistry 40S

• Physics 40S

• Computer Science 40S • Interdisciplinary Topics in Science 40S

• Biology 121 or 122 • Chemistry 121 or 122

• Physics 121 or 122 • Environmental Science 120 • Science 120 • Economics 120 • Political Scince 120

• Studio Arts 3D 12, Studio Arts 2D 12, or Art Studio 12 • Dance Foundations 12, Dance Company 12, Dance Conditioning 12, or Dance Technique and Performance 12

• Cannot be a Special Project • Must be at the 12 level • Must be worth at least four credits

• Drama 12 • Choral Music: Chamber Choir 12, Composition and Production 12, or Instrumental Music: Orchestra 12 • Visual Arts 40S or 45S (maximum of one credit in each subject)

• Must be at the 40 level • Must be designated S,G, or U

• Music 40S or 45S

• Must be worth at least one credit (two half-credit courses may be used)

• Visual Arts 120

• Can be academic or non-academic

• Music 122, Popular Music 120, or World Music 120

• Must be at the 120, 121 or 122 level

• Dramatic Arts 120 or Film 120

• Cannot be M, E, C, or I

• Drama 40S or 45S

• Must be worth at least one credit

• Psychology 120 • Sociology 120 • Biology 3201

• Chemistry 3202

• Physics 3204

• Earth Systems 3209 • Environmental Science 3205

• Biology 12 or Advanced Biology 12

• Chemistry 12 or Advanced Chemistry 12

• Physics 12 or Advanced Physics 12

• Geology 12 • Canadian Literature 12 • Economics 12 • Law 12

• Biology SBI4U

• Biology 621A

• Biology 101

• Chemistry SCH4U

• Chemistry 621A

• Chemistry 202

• Physics SPH4U

• Physics 621A

• Physics 203

• Art and Design 3200 or Visual Art 3202 • Theatre Arts 3220 or Musical Theatre 3221 • Applied Music 3206 or Ensemble Performance 3105

• Must be at the 3000 level

• Visual Arts 12 or Advanced Visual Arts 12

• Can be academic or non-academic

• Drama Theatre Arts 12

• Must be worth at least one credit

• Film and Video Production 12

• Must be worth at least two credits

• Must be at the 12 level

• Sociology 12

• Music 12 or Advanced Music 12

• Computer Science ICS4U

• Drama ADA4M

• Earth & Space Science SES4U

• Dance ATC4M

• Science SNC4U

• Media Arts ASM4M

• Science SNC4M

• Music AMU4M

• Any other 4U level course

• Visual Arts AVI4M

• Computer Studies 621A

• Visual Arts 621A

• Must be at the 600 level

• Environmental Science 621A

• Dramatic Arts 621A

• Must be worth at least one credit

• Introductory Economics 621A

• Music 621A

• Not applicable

• Art 520

• Must be designated as ‘4U’ or ‘4M’

• Not applicable

• Drama 560 • Music 550

• Biology 30

• Chemistry 30

• Physics 30

• Computer Science 30

• Arts Education 30 or Visual Art 30

• Must be at the 30 level

• Earth Sciences 30

• Dance 30

• Must be worth at least one credit

• Drama 30 • Band 30, Choral 30, or Instrumental Jazz 30 3 Any distinct Fine Arts subject can be used as an approved course. 4 Examples include Physical Education 30, Work Experience 35, or any 30-level CTS courses

Viewbook 2027-28 | Admission Requirements

Additional Alberta High School Course Requirements Faculty of Arts & Science BSc - Agricultural Biotechnology Biology 30 Chemistry 30 Mathematics 30-1 BSc - Agricultural Studies Biology 30 Chemistry 30 Mathematics 30-1 BSc - Applied Statistics Mathematics 30-1 BSc - Biochemistry Biology 30 Chemistry 30 Mathematics 30-1 BSc - Biological Sciences^ Biology 30 Chemistry 30 Mathematics 30-1 BSc - Chemistry^ Biology 30 Chemistry 30 Mathematics 30-1 BSc - Computer Science Mathematics 30-1 BSc - Computer Science & Geographical Information Science Mathematics 30-1 BA - Economics^ Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2 *includes Dual Degree BA/LLB (with Bond University) BSc - Environmental Science Biology 30 Chemistry 30 Mathematics 30-1

Depending on what you want to study, you might need a specific course or requirement before you start. Not to worry. The chart below breaks it down by program, so you’ll know exactly what to look for. If you’re not sure what applies to you, get in touch and we can make sure you’ve got everything you need to get started.

BSc - Geography^ Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2 BSc - Kinesiology^ Biology 30 Chemistry 30 Mathematics 30-1 BSc - Mathematics^ Mathematics 30-1 BSc - Neuroscience Biology 30 Chemistry 30 Mathematics 30-1

General Management & Supply Chain Management (with Bow Valley College) and Dual Degree BBA/LLB (with Bond University) BBA - Global Business Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2 BBA - Human Resources Management & Labour Relations Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2 BBA - Indigenous Governance & Business Management Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2

BSc - Physics^ Mathematics 30-1

BBA - Marketing Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2

BSc - Remote Sensing Mathematics 30-1

BBA - Political Science Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2

Certificate in Arts & Science English 30-1 (passing grade; only requirement)

Undergraduate Diploma in Finance Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2

Certificate in Indigenous Student Success Interested applicants should contact info@uleth.ca

Certificate in Business Administration Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2

Dhillon School of Business BBA - Accounting Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2 BBA - Computer Science Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2 BBA - Economics Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2 BBA - Finance Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2 BBA - General Management Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2 *includes Integrated Pathway in

Faculty of Health Sciences BHSc - Addictions & Mental Health Counselling Spoken English Language Proficiency BHSc - Indigenous Health Spoken English Language Proficiency BHSc - Public Health Biology 30 Chemistry 30 Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2 Spoken English Language Proficiency

Programs with General Requirements for Admission Programs listed below do not have additional admission requirements. BN - Nursing Biology 30 Chemistry 30 or Science 30 Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2 English 30-1 (min. 60%) Spoken English Language Proficiency Competitive Admission (offers start at 89%)

Faculty of Arts & Science

School of Engineering

Cinema and Media Studies

Bachelor of Engineering* Integrated Engineering English 30-1 (min. 70%) Chemistry 30 (min. 70%) Mathematics 30-1 (min. 70%) Mathematics 31 (min. 70%) Physics 30 (min. 70%) Competitive Admission (Min. overall average of 75%)

French*^

Combined Degrees

Kinesiology*^

BHSc/BA - Addictions & Mental Health Counselling / Psychology Biology 30 Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2 Spoken English Language Proficiency

Nursing Preparation Program

BFA/BSc New Media / Computer Science Mathematics 30-1

Bachelor of Arts Anthropology*^

^ Available as a combined degrees program with a Bachelor of Education.

Archaeology & Geography General Major in the Sciences^ Psychology

Archaeology Art^ Art History and Museum Studies Dramatic Arts^ English*^

Dhillon School of Business Undergraduate Diploma Indigenous Governance & Business Management

French/Spanish*^

Faculty of Education

General Major in Humanities*^

BEd - Early Years Education Competitive Admission

General Major in the Social Sciences*^ Geography*^

Faculty of Fine Arts

History*^

BFA - Art Art Studio^

Indigenous Studies*^ Music Philosophy

BFA - Dramatic Arts Dramatic Arts^ Performance Technical/Design

Psychology*

BFA - Indigenous Art Art History / Museum Studies Art Studio

Religious Studies*

BFA - Multidisciplinary

Sociology*^

BFA - New Media^

Women and Gender Studies*

Bachelor of Music Digital Audio Arts Music^

Philosophy, Politics and Law Political Science*

*Includes Dual Degree BA/LLB (with Bond University) ^ Available as a combined degrees program with a Bachelor of Education.

* ULethbridge will continue to offer the Pre-Professional Transfer Program in Engineering (Bachelor of Science) with UAlberta.

Bachelor of Science

The listed additional high school course requirements for admission to ULethbridge are effective for the 2027/28 academic year. For more information on admission requirements, please visit go.uleth.ca/admission-requirements.

Viewbook 2027-28 | Post-Secondary Transfer

Post-Secondary Transfer Students Whether you’re transferring from another university, college or diploma program, we’ll help you make the most of what you’ve already accomplished, so you can keep moving forward.

Transfer Admission Requirements

Our admissions team and academic advisors are here to help you with credit transfers, program matching and planning your course load. Bring your experience to build on.

Number of Transferable Courses

1-5

High School Transcript Required

Yes

Min. Average Required

65%

N/A

Transferable Courses – GPA Required

Yes

Min. GPA Required*

2.0

After Degree Program6

Transfer Student Admissions To transfer to ULethbridge, most programs require a GPA of 2.0 or higher (on a 4.0 scale). Some programs may be extra competitive. If you’ve completed only a few transferable courses, we may also review your high school transcripts.

Bachelor of Education 1, 4, 5 Bachelor of Health Sciences – Public Health 2, 5 Bachelor of Nursing 1, 4, 5

Tip: Hang onto your course outlines, textbook details and class notes. They can help with your transfer credit assessment.

Bachelor of Therapeutic Recreation 3, 4, 5 Post-Bachelor Certificate in Accounting 2

To see how your courses might transfer go to go.uleth.ca/transfer-success. Or contact Admissions at 403-320-5700 or admissions@uleth.ca.

* GPA: Diploma GPA for diploma holders, Degree GPA for degree holders, or all transferable courses for other transfer applicants.

Available at Lethbridge campus

2 Available at Lethbridge and Calgary campuses 3 Available at Lethbridge and Online campuses 4 Admission GPA competitive 5 Additional requirements for entry into the program 6 Undergraduate degree required

Information for Post-Diploma Students If you’ve completed an approved diploma, you may be eligible for a 20-course degree that builds on your existing studies. These streamlined programs include upper-year courses in your field, along with ULethbridge’s liberal education requirements. Not sure about where your diploma fits? Let’s chat about your possibilities. Feel free to reach out and we can explore your options, together. Find more information at ulethbridge.ca/ross/post-diploma.

Faculty of Fine Arts Bachelor of Fine Arts - Art (after two- or three-year diploma) 1 Bachelor of Fine Arts - Dramatic Arts (after two- or three-year diploma) 1 Bachelor of Fine Arts - Multidisciplinary 1 Bachelor of Fine Arts - Art/BEd 1, 4 Bachelor of Fine Arts - Dramatic Arts/BEd 1, 4 Bachelor of Music - Music 1 Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Education 1, 4

Dhillon School of Business

Faculty of Health Sciences

Bachelor of Business Administration - Accounting 2

Bachelor of Health Sciences - Addictions & Mental Health Counselling 1, 5

Bachelor of Business Administration - Finance 2 Bachelor of Business Administration - General Management 2 Bachelor of Business Administration - Global Business 2 Bachelor of Business Administration - Human Resource Management and Labour Relations 2 Bachelor of Business Administration - Indigenous Governance and Business Management 1 Bachelor of Business Administration - Marketing 2

Bachelor of Health Sciences - Indigenous Health 1, 5 Bachelor of Health Sciences - Public Health 2, 5 Bachelor of Therapeutic Recreation 3, 4, 5

Faculty of Arts & Science Bachelor of Science - Agricultural Studies 1 Bachelor of Science - Computer Science 2 Bachelor of Science - Environmental Science 1

Available at Lethbridge campus

2 Available at Lethbridge and Calgary campuses 3 Available at Lethbridge and Online campuses

Bachelor of Science - Geography 1 (Geographical Information Systems)

4 Admission GPA competitive 5 Additional requirements for entry into the program

Viewbook 2027-28 | Scholarships

Scholarships, simplified. Scholarships at ULethbridge are easier to access than you might think. With one application, you can be considered for most of our awards, including scholarships based on leadership, community involvement, your program area, plus other unique qualities. Many students just assume they won’t qualify, but the truth is a lot of valuable awards go unclaimed. Don’t miss your chance to lighten the cost of tuition, fund your research or simply make your student life a little easier. Apply!

High School Student Awards Once you have applied for admission and have a ULethbridge ID number, you can access the student portal and submit the main awards application. • Application opens early January • Awards are available for grades, leadership, financial need and more

Transfer & Post-Diploma Student Awards If you’re transferring from another institution or entering a post-diploma program, you may qualify for awards worth up to $1,500.

Grade 11 Merit Award Apply while you’re in Grade 11 and earn up to $800, based on your grades. • Five Grade 11 courses will be used to determine the award average, using the same formula we use to calculate admission averages: English 20-1, three academic courses and a fifth distinct course (See chart on pages 12-13) • Award value: $500 for 75–79%, $800 for 80%+ • Find more information and apply at go.uleth.ca/grade-11-go-getters

Deadline: June 30 of your Grade 11 year

Board of Governors’ Admission Scholarship Apply for general admission by Dec. 15 with an average of 80 per cent or higher, and you’ll automatically be considered for a $1,000 award.

Deadline: December 15

Deadline: March 15

Deadline: June 15

Indigenous Student Awards ULethbridge offers more than 45 scholarships and awards specifically for Indigenous students. Most are based on academic achievement and extracurricular activities and some require a separate application. Award amounts range from $250 to $5,000. Various deadlines, application required.

External Awards Discover awards outside of ULethbridge from local organizations to national scholarships. Ask your employer, your parents’ employers or community groups you’re involved with.

Need help? 403-329-2585 awards@uleth.ca fin.aid@uleth.ca go.uleth.ca/scholarships-awards

Viewbook 2027-28 | Living On Campus

Your next home base. Living on campus puts you at the heart of classes, friends and all the fun. Everything you need — including the gym, study spaces and food services — is just moments away.

Apply Early

Residence Life & Support

Housing is in high demand and not guaranteed, so apply as soon as you have your ULethbridge student ID number. You don’t need to be accepted yet to apply for residence.

Each residence floor has a trained Residence Assistant (RA). These peer leaders organize events, offer support and help build a positive living environment. You’ll also be part of the largest student club on campus: the Organization of Residence Students (ORS), known for turning hallways into connected communities.

Applications open September 15 for the following academic year.

Why Live on Campus? • A 10-minute walk to class, the library, labs and food services • Access to study lounges, fitness facilities and social spaces • Easier transition to university life, especially during your first year • Live with students on the same page and roughly the same age as you

Dining Plans University life can get busy. That’s why first-year students living on campus have two flexible meal plan options. It’s one less thing to think about, so you can focus on classes, friends and life on campus instead of dishes. Extra hungry? Top up any time. Cost per 8-month Contract (2026–27) Commuter Plan $5,000 Standard Plan $5,825

Guaranteed Bed All students are welcome to apply for on-campus housing but starting in 2027, priority will be given to new first-year students.

To qualify for a guaranteed bed, apply to both ULethbridge and Housing and accept your offer of admission by Dec. 15, 2026.

For info on cost, floor plans and how to apply, visit go.uleth.ca/housing-services. 20

I made connections living in residence that I would have otherwise missed out on. I found people who shared my same interests and goals. I opened myself up to new and exciting experiences! Eiman: First year, student mentor Majors: English and education

Cost Per 8-month Academic Term, Per Bed (2026–27) Apartment Type Rate Kainai House and Piikani House Apartments 1 Bedroom

$12,936*

2 Bedroom

$8,712*

4 Bedroom

$8,392*

Mt. Blakiston Apartments Studio

$10,256*

2 Bedroom

$9,016*

3 Bedroom

$8,744*

4 Bedroom

$8,664*

*Housing fees are correct at the time of publication. Fees are reviewed annually and are subject to approval by the University’s Board of Governors. Please visit ulethbridge.ca/ housing for the current rates.

Viewbook 2027-28 | Our NewFinancial ProgramsAdvantage and Opportunites

Invest in your future. Education is one of the most important investments you’ll make. And we’ll invest in you too, through scholarship opportunities, hands-on learning experiences, student supports and a vibrant campus community. ULethbridge costs are still the lowest of the comprehensive academic and research institutions in Alberta for domestic undergraduate students. This is based on a typical course load for one year, five courses per term or 10 courses over the academic year.

Lethbridge was ranked #1 among Canada’s most affordable cities. (Royal LePage 2026 Canada’s Most Affordable Cities Report)

Estimated Domestic Undergraduate Tuition Bachelor of Arts or equivalent (2026-27) Tuition

Fees

Total

$6,822

$1,729

$8,551

Affordability In Lethbridge, you can afford to do fun things. Lethbridge is one of Canada’s most affordable cities for renters (National Rent Report, March 2026). That means you can spend more time at festivals, hanging out with friends and doing what you love, and less time stressing about rent.

Housing Costs Average Monthly Rental Costs by City (June 2026)* Studio

2 Bedroom

3 Bedroom

Lethbridge

$1,398

$1,427

$1,528

$1,911

Calgary

$1,479

$1,526

$2,021

$2,439

Edmonton

$1,172

$1,464

$1,768

$2,156

*Rentals.ca

1 Bedroom

Housing Services at ULethbridge also coordinates an offcampus housing hub.

go.uleth.ca/off-campus-housing

Viewbook 2027-28 | Campus Support

Be safe, supported and seen.

Creating a safe, inclusive and healthy environment is a priority at ULethbridge. It’s who we are. Whether you’re looking for connection, support or simply a sense of belonging, you’ll find a community here that sees you, supports you and stands with you. ABC (Accessibility, Belonging and Community) Office The ABC team is dedicated to removing barriers and building a better campus, now and for the future. They collaborate with students, faculty and employees to foster accessibility, belonging and community in every aspect of university life.

All campus services are open to answering all your questions, no matter how embarrassing; everyone is just always willing to help. Letty: Third year, student mentor Major: Global business

Accessible Learning Centre (ALC)

Food for Thought & Nourishment

Whether you need extra exam time, assistive technology or a personal learning plan, we’re here to help. Our Accessible Learning Centre has tools and resources for those with documented disabilities to make the most of their academic experience.

We take food insecurity seriously. Our campus-wide programs include food pantries, fresh food boxes, care packages and breakfast giveaways. Plus, we have a student-run community garden on campus where you can grow and share the fruits (and vegetables) of your labour.

Health & Counselling Services

Sexual Violence Prevention Training

ULethbridge students have access to a fully equipped Health Centre offering primary care services, mental health support and addictions counselling. Our team includes doctors, psychiatrists, nurses and therapists who work together to support your overall wellness.

We were the first university in Alberta to make this training mandatory for all students. It’s a 45-minute online course you’ll complete before registering for your first term. It’s an important part of how we look out for one another.

Counselling is available in person, by phone, or through private virtual sessions and includes: • Personal and group counselling • Self-help resources • Peer support • Wellness workshops • Mental health training and certifications

Student Wellness Ambassador Program (SWAP) Developed for students, by students, SWAP is all about connection, support and shared wellness. Ambassadors are trained peer listeners who plan events, promote wellness tools and create safe spaces for meaningful conversations.

Viewbook 2027-28 | Iniskim

We are Iniskim.

Our University’s Blackfoot name is Iniskim, meaning Sacred Buffalo Stone. Iniskim is a space grounded in culture and community. Through Iikaisskini (Low Horn) Indigenous Services, ULethbridge offers holistic support for Indigenous students throughout their university journey. Here, Indigenous identity is honoured, culture is celebrated and knowledge is shared from one generation to the next.

Holistic Student Support Iniskim provides Indigenous students with access to academic advising, financial assistance, wellness resources, cultural programming and mentorship. It’s a place to find your footing, connect with peers and build relationships that help support you through your degree and beyond.

What You Should Know: • Application fees are waived for all self-declared Indigenous students • The Indigenous Student Success Certificate is a first-year credit program for Indigenous students who are not fully admissible to ULethbridge. It gives them a pathway to enter and succeed at university • ULethbridge offers a wide range of Indigenousfocused courses, minors and programs • Elders visit regularly to offer wisdom, support and cultural teachings • Various celebrations and events are held throughout the year, from traditional ceremonies to student-led initiatives • The All My Relations (Nikso’kowaiksi) Indigenous Students’ Association helps create a vibrant Indigenous community on campus

The Iikaisskini (Low Horn) Gathering Centre Named after Dr. Leroy Little Bear, Iikaisskini (Low Horn) (BASc (BA) ’72, DASc ’04) — one of Canada’s most respected Indigenous scholars and ULethbridge’s first Vice Provost of Iniskim Indigenous Relations — the Iikaisskini Gathering Centre is a cultural and spiritual hub. It’s a safe and welcoming space for all students to study, connect, share stories, or simply relax.

Want to learn more? Check out the opportunities at Iniskim. Visit go.uleth.ca/indigenous-studentexperience.

Viewbook 2027-28 | Experiences Beyond The Classroom

Learn it. Apply it. Get paid for it.

Learning doesn’t stop when class ends. Through Work-Integrated Learning (WIL), you’ll gain realworld experience while still working toward your degree. And you can earn a paycheque too. Whether you’re working in a lab, interning with a business, supporting research or starting your own project, you’ll apply what you’re learning in meaningful and tangible ways.

100% of our students can take part in work-integrated opportunities.

95%

of ULethbridge co-op students received positive evaluations.

Source: Career Bridge Annual Report

WIL combines academic coursework with real-life workplace experience. Each opportunity is built around clear learning goals and professional development, giving you an edge when it’s time to launch your career.

What is Work-Integrated Learning (WIL)?

These are just some of the options available to you: Co-operative Education

Work2Learn

Alternate academic terms with paid work terms. Co-op students work across Alberta, Canada and internationally, gaining practical experience and building professional networks.

Created with student needs in mind, Work2Learn offers part-time paid positions right on campus (usually about five to 10 hours per week), making it easier to balance work and study.

Undergraduate Research

Track Your Experience

At ULethbridge, research isn’t exclusively for grad students. Starting in your first year, you have the opportunity to assist with ongoing research projects across sciences, social sciences and the humanities, often in paid roles alongside faculty members.

MyExperience is your hub of opportunity. It’s where you can find jobs, join workshops and get personal support from ULethbridge and community partners. All your achievements are recorded on your MyExperience Transcript (MET), so future employers can see what you’ve done and what you’re capable of.

95%

Graduate employment rate Source: Career Bridge Annual Report

Average co-op wage:

$24.05

/hr National Average: $23.81

Viewbook 2027-28 | Helping You Flourish

Get involved. Get connected. Starting university is a big transition. There’s lots to figure out and lots going on. At ULethbridge, we offer programs and events designed to help you feel confident, connected and ready for what’s ahead. Whether you’re coming from around the corner or across the country, you’ll find people and programs that make campus feel welcoming and warm.

The secret to making your first year a great one is to meet new people and try new things. I tried rock climbing for the first time and now it’s one of my favourite workouts. Explore the campus, see a play, go to sport games, JUST DO EVERYTHING! Aidren: Third year, student mentor Major: Kinesiology

Orientation Programs Ahead of the Herd Join us at this summer welcome event for new students and their families, to tour campus, meet other incoming students and experience what university life is really like before classes begin.

New Student Orientation (NSO) Held right before the start of term, NSO introduces you to the people and tools that will help you succeed. Meet your professors, learn how university works and connect with current students who’ve been in your shoes. NSO is also a great place to meet and make friends.

De-Stress and Re-Connect University life isn’t all lectures and labs. Our campus is full of ways to unwind, meet people and make memories, especially during intense times like midterms and finals.

REC Rooms (Refresh. Energize. Connect.) What to do with downtime is a big part of university life. That’s why we have REC Rooms across campus. They are fun, social spaces where you can unwind, recharge, meet people and play games. • Board games and puzzles • Art supplies and comfy seating • Foosball, VR, and giant chess • A place to chat, relax, or take a breather

Viewbook 2027-28 | Helping You Flourish

Soft launch your year. Looking for a quieter way to arrive on campus and get settled in early? Our Early Start Experience (ESE) and StartSmart Quiz can help you ease in, get familiar with campus and help you get your bearings before classes begin. Early Start Experience (ESE) Our Early Start Experience isn’t your typical class. Instead of spending all your time in lectures, you’ll do activities, take tours, chat with others and more. It’s a pressure-free way to meet classmates and professors, find student supports and adjust to university life a little early. Plus, you’ll earn credits toward your degree. Why choose ESE? • You’ll complete a full-credit, liberal education course before the fall term. • Get a guaranteed spot in residence and move in early (when you apply and pay on time). • Make friends and start building your support network before school starts. • Learn your way around campus before everyone else does.

Early Start Experience will give you a head start, help you know what to expect and make starting university a lot less stressful. Queen: Second year, student mentor Majors: Education and sociology

StartSmart Quiz Before your first term, we’ll send you a short quiz to help you reflect on your strengths and areas where you might want extra support. Based on your responses, we’ll connect you with resources that will help you the most. Research shows that students who take the quiz are more successful at university than those who don’t.

Viewbook 2027-28 | Athletics

Welcome to Horns Nation.

Pronghorn pride runs deep at ULethbridge. Whether you’re playing on the court, swimming laps before class or waving your scarf from the stands, you’ll be part of something bigger than yourself. Our commitment to athletics is a powerful force that brings us together in the spirit of sport. We show up for our teammates, our school and ourselves.

Varsity Teams

Be Part of the Energy

If you’re ready to compete at the highest level, we’ve got you. All of our varsity teams host open tryouts, so everyone can get their shot.

Even if you never pick up a ball, you’re still part of the herd. The energy at home games is unmatched with live DJs, cheering crowds and school spirit you can feel. Plus, every student gets free admission to home games. No signup required. Just show your student ID to get in, join the crowd and get in on the action.

Basketball (men’s and women’s teams) Rugby (women’s fifteen and sevens teams) Soccer (men’s and women’s teams) Swimming (combined team) Track and field (combined team) For more information go to gohorns.ca.

Competitive Clubs Try out for one of our competitive athletic clubs. These student-led teams compete across the province and beyond. Curling (men’s and women’s teams) Golf (men’s and women’s teams) Ringette (women’s team) Softball (men’s and women’s teams) Wrestling (men’s and women’s teams)

They’re so much fun! You can meet new people, win prizes, get free food, and make some of your best university memories. Queen: Second year, student mentor

For info about games, teams and more, visit gohorns.ca.

Majors: Education and sociology

Viewbook 2027-28 | Student Life

There’s a club for that. What happens outside of your classes can be just as transformative as what happens in them. At ULethbridge, campus life is filled with opportunities to connect, explore, create and have fun. Join a dodgeball team, perform on stage, or find your voice through student leadership. Whatever you’re into, or want to be into, getting started is as easy as showing up.

Get Active

Students’ Union (ULSU)

Your student fees give you access to:

The University of Lethbridge Students’ Union is your advocate, event planner and student voice. From hosting campus-wide events to lobbying for student rights, the ULSU helps shape your experience here. Want to get involved? They’re always looking for fresh voices and bold ideas.

• Fitness classes • Climbing wall • Recreation and wellness programs • Weight rooms, gymnasiums and a full aquatics centre • Intramural leagues like dodgeball, floor hockey, esports and more If you’re a gym regular or just looking to move your body and meet new people, there’s something for every fitness level.

Join a Club With so many student clubs on campus, there’s a space for everyone. We’ve got clubs for dancers, debaters, gamers, climbers, cultural groups, advocacy leaders and more. If the club you’re looking for doesn’t exist, go ahead and start it.

Fine Arts for All You don’t have to be a Fine Arts major to get on stage, show your work or join a creative community. Students from every faculty audition for plays, exhibit artwork and play in ensembles. Not a performer but a huge fan? Throughout the year, there are concerts, exhibitions and performances to attend — most of them free.

Prairie Baseball Academy With a partnership that’s nearly 30-years strong, we are proud to be associated with one of the best baseball academies in Canada. The PBA attracts players from across Canada. Check out prairiebaseball.ca. 37

Viewbook 2027-28 | Experience Lethbridge

A city full of sunshine, space and surprises. Lethbridge is a beautiful place to live, explore and make memories. With more than 320 days of sunshine a year, quick commutes and a strong sense of community, it’s a city that’s easy to get around in and even easier to cozy in. You’ll find culture, food, music, nature and hidden gems around every bend, whether you’re heading downtown for a concert, hiking the coulees, or discovering your new favourite coffee shop.

The city is a goldmine for hiking and finding paths – or going off the beaten road and making your own! Eiman: First year, student mentor Majors: English and education

Some of our faves: • Owl Acoustic Lounge Live music, art shows and cozy community vibes • Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden A peaceful space to reflect in the heart of the city • The Galt Museum, SAAG, and Casa For history, contemporary art and creativity on display • Drive-in movies at The Movie Mill A retro experience with local charm • Hurricanes hockey and Bulls baseball games Affordable, high-energy sports nights • Quick escapes to Waterton Lakes, Writing-onStone, Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump and the slopes of Fernie or Castle Mountain Outdoorsy adventures within a two-hour drive of campus

Curious what else is out there? Book a campus tour and we’ll help you customize your visit, including suggestions for local spots based on your interests. Schedule your tour at go.uleth.ca/book-a-tour.

Viewbook 2027-28 | Connect With Us

Ready to connect when you are. Choosing a university is a big decision and it’s easier when you can picture yourself here. That’s why we offer a few different ways to connect, explore campus and get your questions answered. No pressure. Just possibilities. Get started today! Visit go.uleth.ca/get-started-today to check out everything ULethbridge.

Ways to Connect Take a Tour Explore campus in person or virtually and see what makes ULethbridge feel like home.

Be a Student-for-a-Day Sit in on a class. Meet faculty and students. Grab lunch on us. Being a Student-for-a-Day is the best way to get a feel for campus life.

Book an Enrolment Advising Appointment Online or in person, our enrolment team can walk you through our programs, application steps and anything else on your mind.

Ask Luxie Have a burning question outside of office hours? Ask our chatbot Luxie at ulethbridge.ca/future-student.

Start to picture yourself here through our virtual tour. go.uleth.ca/virtual-tours. 40

Key dates to keep handy: September 15

• Fall 2027 application opens • Housing applications open 1 (Lethbridge campus)

October 24

• Open House (Lethbridge campus)

November 1

• Application deadline for winter term (Lethbridge campus)

December 1

• Application deadline for winter term (Calgary campus) • Deferral application deadline for the winter term

December 15

• Board of Governors’ Admission Scholarship deadline • Guaranteed housing acceptance deadline

March 15

• High School Awards application deadline 1

June 15

• Application deadline for international students • Transfer Awards application deadline 1

June 30

• General application deadline for the fall term (Lethbridge campus) • Grade 11 Merit Award application deadline

August 1

• Application deadline for fall term (Calgary campus)

August 15

• Deferral application deadline for the fall term

August 31

• Indigenous Student Success Certificate application deadline

For a complete list of dates and deadlines, please visit: go.uleth.ca/when-to-apply Some programs have earlier deadlines.

To apply for housing and awards, students must have applied for admission and been issued a ULethbridge ID number.

Have questions? Email: info@uleth.ca Call: 403-320-5700 University of Lethbridge 4401 University Drive W. Lethbridge, AB T1K 3M4

Apply now

ulethbridge.ca/future-student