I - An introductory course which examines aspects of organic and inorganic chemistry. Introductory Foods - This course will review scientific principles and their applications to food preparation and consumption. Dynamics of Behaviour - A psychology course that focuses on research approaches that help us investigate why humans act the way they do. Sociology - An introductory social science course which looks at issues of socialization, deviance and conformity, social change and our social institutions. This course examines nutritional needs, food selection and the significance of nutrition in society.
Academic performance is the main criterion for admission decisions.
However, applicants may use the Student Profile Form, which will be sent to applicants after they apply, to tell us about their leadership and citizenship qualities and factors that have affected their academic performance. Up to 20 per cent of our first-year admission decisions are based on this form. If applying for admission from another post-secondary institution, applicants may provide us with further details in support of their application by writing directly to Admission Services.