Bachelor of Science - General Program

About this programme

OL's offering of upper-level science courses is limited, so expect to complete some courses through TRU (on-campus equivalents are offered for many OL courses) or through other recognized post-secondary institutions. Then, apply to transfer the credit to the BSc, General program. Continue to monitor the OL website for the addition of new courses. 120 credits total, with a grade point average (GPA) of 2.00 or higher over all courses required for this credential, as follows: These may be met with lower-level or upper-level university courses, as follows: MATH 1141 , Calculus I (3) and 1241 , Calculus II (3) or equivalents; note that MATH 1001, 1091, 1157 , 1171 and 1901 do not meet the mathematics requirement, and MATH 1001 is not accepted in any Science program 18 credits in first- or second-year science, with a minimum of 6 credits in any three of the following subject areas: Some interdisciplinary areas of studies may be allocated to more than one of these subject areas, depending on the content of the course. Thirty credits in two areas of science (18 credits in one, 12 credits in the other) Thirty credits in three areas of science (18 credits in one, 6 credits in each of the other two) May be lower- or upper-level science or non-science courses, with the exception of MATH 1001 , Pre-Calculus Mathematics Calculate your tuition and fees for your program of interest using our cost calculator. You can apply for financial support if you meet place-of-residence requirements. See Student Awards & Financial Aid.