Enrolment for Continuing Students

• Major requirements make up half of your degree – Minimal room for electives. Be careful!
• No space for “GL/BUEC” courses at 1000 or 2000 level unless you are in the Specialized Honours program (72 credits)
• GL/ MATH 1950 3.0 or GL/ECON 2100 6.0 require Calculus as a prerequisite. This requirement can be taken at Keele in the Summer if you didn’t finish them in Fall/Winter – AP ECON 1530 3.0 (for MATH 1930), AP ECON 1540 3.0 (for MATH 1940).
• Your program coordinator must officially approve any course substitutions that are NOT in the academic calendar.
• Pay attention to course credit exclusions if you plan to take courses at Keele.
• Required GL/MATH courses will satisfy the MODR category of the General Education.
• BUEC is only offered as an Honours BA. You must maintain a minimum GPA of 5.0 (C+) to remain in the program.

• The HUMA and SOSC components of General Education are automatically satisfied through mandatory courses(GL HUMA/CDNS 1920 6.0, GL SOSC/CDNS 2602 3.0, GL SOSC / CDNS 3621 3.0)
• Remember the categories! See Academic Calendar for course offerings
  • 6 credits must be from the category Language, Literature and Culture,
  • 6 credits must be from the category The Structures of Society,
  • 6 credits must be from the category The Economy and the Environment.

• This program is bilingual, which means that some upper-year courses may be taught bilingually. Pay attention to the course title and the language of instruction.
• This program is only offered as an Honours BA. You must maintain a minimum GPA of 5.0 (C+) to remain in the program.
• AP COMN courses (Keele) are not automatically counted towards your Major. You would need to seek approval in writing from the Chair of the Department to have AP COMN courses count towards your requirements.
• See the Academic Calendar for a list of courses from other disciplines that are recognized as part of the Communications Major.

• The HUMA component of General Education is automatically satisfied with mandatory courses (GL DRCA / HUMA 2632 6.0 or GL DRCA / HUMA 2665 6.0)
• You are required to pick a stream if you are in the Honours or Specialized Honours Major.

• Major requirements make up half of your degree (54 credits). Minimal room for electives. Be careful!
• You must complete Calculus I and II prior to starting GL/ECON 2100 6.0. These courses can be taken at Keele if you didn’t finish them in Fall/Winter (AP ECON 1530 3.0 + AP ECON 1540 3.0)
• Program coordinator must officially approve any course substitutions that are NOT in the academic calendar.
• Pay attention to course credit exclusions if you plan to take courses at Keele.
• Required GL/MATH courses will satisfy the MODR category of the General Education.

• English not your first language? You can count up to 6 credits of ENSL courses at the 3000 level toward your “additional major credits at any level”
• Remember the categories! See Academic Calendar for course offerings
  • 3 credits Category 1
  • 3 credits Category 2
  • 3 credits Category 3
  • 3 credits Category 4
  • 3 credits Category 5 or 6

• 1000-level FRAN courses do not count towards the Major
• Minimum grade of C is required in order to progress to the next level
• If you are on track to finish GL/FRAN 1830 3.0 this term, take GL/FRAN 1835 3.0 in Summer so that you can start your Major credits in Year 2.
• You should plan on taking credits during Summers or stay an extra year if you were placed below GL/FRAN 1830.

• Check your courses for cross-listings. You will likely satisfy HUMA with your major courses.
• Many courses are Keele based (AP), even if you enroll in the GL course, the class may physically be taught at Keele. Check the room number in the course description.
• Remember the Core and Non-Core courses*! See Academic Calendar for a list of courses by category
  • *Non-Core courses are often not GWST courses

• GL/SP 1000 6.00 is a pre-major course, meaning it does not count towards your major credits or major GPA. See the Academic Calendar for a list of other GL/SP courses that do not count towards the Major.
• If you were exempted from taking a Core Course based on your placement level, you will need to replace the credits with additional major credits of your choice.
• Consider taking all of your Upper-level Spanish courses at the 4000 level, to satisfy the Upper-level Requirement (18 credits SP at the 4000 level)

• Check your courses for cross-listings. You will most likely satisfy HUMA and SOSC within your major
• Remember the categories! See Academic Calendar for a list of courses by category
  • 6 credits must be from the category The Americas
  • 6 credits must be from the category European and World Civilizations before 1800
  • 6 credits must be from the category European and World Civilizations since 1800

• If you took GL/MODR 1711 6.00, this course appears on the list of Additional Major Courses. It counts as both General Education and “additional major credits at any level”.
• GL/ILST 2644 6.0 satisfies the Humanities component of General Education
• GL/ILST 2655 6.0 satisfies the Social Science component of General Education
• This program is only offered as an Honours BA. You must maintain a minimum GPA of 5.0 (C+) to remain in the program.

• Check your courses for cross-listings. Your General Education requirement can potentially be satisfied with your major courses.
• You will eventually need to take 3 credits of Linguistics taught in your second language. These credits can also be count towards the Bilingual Requirement.
• The requirements for Specialized Honours, Honours and BA are very different. Decide which path you would like to follow and make sure you are registered in the correct program type. Request a Program Change if not.
• Remember the categories! See Academic Calendar for a list of courses by category
  • Category I – Foundation Courses
  • Category II – Phonetics/Phonology
  • Category III – Morphology/Syntax
  • Category IV – Semantics, Pragmatics and Logic
  • Category V – History Linguistics/Typology
  • Category VI – Stylistics and Discourse Analysis
  • Category VII – Language and Society
  • Category VIII – Psycholinguistics and Linguistics Applied to Language Learning and Teaching

• Required GL/MATH courses will satisfy the MODR category of the General Education.
• You may need to take some 4000-level major courses at Keele through the Faculty of Science.
• Pay attention to course credit exclusions if you plan to take courses at Keele.

• Check your courses for cross-listings. Your General Education requirement will likely be satisfied with your major courses.
• Remember the categories! See Academic Calendar for a list of courses by category
  • 3 credits at the 3000 or 4000 level in theoretical philosophy
  • 3 credits at the 3000 or 4000 level in practical philosophy
  • 3 credits at the 3000 or 4000 level in history of philosophy

• If you started taking GL/POLS courses before Fall/Winter 2022-23, pay attention to Course Credit Exclusions as changes have been made to the core courses.

• Make sure you have obtained or can reasonably expect to obtain the minimum grades required for your major courses.
• Pay attention to course credit exclusions if you plan to take courses at Keele.
• For the BSc:
  • NATS does NOT count as a General Education category
  • 1000 level MATH courses MUST be chosen from the below options:
    • GL/MATH 1650 3.00 (cross-listed to: GL/MODR 1650 3.00) or SC/MATH 1190 3.00 or SC/MATH 1200 3.00
    • GL/MATH 1660 3.00 (cross-listed to: GL/MODR 1660 3.00) or SC/MATH 1021 3.00 or SC/MATH 1025 3.00
    • GL/MATH 1930 3.00 (cross-listed to: GL/MODR 1930 3.00) or SC/MATH 1300 3.00 or SC/MATH 1013 3.00
    • GL/MATH 1940 3.00 (cross-listed to: GL/MODR 1940 3.00) or SC/MATH 1310 3.00 or SC/MATH 1014 3.00
• Interested in Specialized Honours? Make sure to maintain a minimum GPA of 7.5 (B+). You will officially apply to the program through the Psychology department at the end of your 3rd year.

• Check your courses for cross-listings. You will likely satisfy SOSC and HUMA with your major courses.
• Some courses are Keele based (AP), even if you enroll in the GL course, the class may physically be taught at Keele. Check the room number to be sure.
• Remember the Core and Non-Core courses*! See Academic Calendar for list of courses.
  • *Core and Non-Core courses are often not SXST courses.

• The SOSC component of General Education is automatically satisfied by GL/SOCI/ SOSC 3692 6.0

• All students must pass the Qualifying Exam at the end of their first year to continue in the program. Contact translation@glendon.yorku.ca to write the exam.
• TRAN, EN and FRAN courses below the 2000-level do NOT count towards the major in Translation (first year is considered qualifying year)
• Bilingual Requirement and Upper Level Requirement will be satisfied within the major
• Note: Interested in the iBA or the Bilingual Certificate? You will need additional courses taught in French to qualify. TRAN courses taught bilingually do not count towards the requirement
• Follow-up with Chair of Translation to confirm enrollments every year – dolmaya@glendon.yorku.ca

Did you begin your studies as an Undecided Major? You need to declare a major by the end of your first year.

• Decide which program at Glendon you would like to focus in.
• Find the requirements for your desired program in the Academic Calendar.
• Not sure what to choose? Book an appointment to discuss your options with an Academic Advisor.
• Once you have decided on a major, click here to submit a program change online.