A Guide to First Year
Science has been described as "a way of knowing", of finding out about ourselves and our world. The bachelor of science degree exposes you to the tools and techniques scientists use to discover, analyze, interpret and make predictions about subjects as small as sub-atomic particles and as large as the universe. Graduates of our science programs move on to such diverse areas as teaching, industry, private consulting, science journalism, the civil service, environmental law, research and development, or other exciting careers that might not even exist yet, requiring adaptable thinking in our complex and technical world.
Looking for help in making the transition from high school to university? You can find tons of useful information in your Guide to First Year, including:
- Application Information on admission to the university
- Memorial University course credits for AP courses taken
- High school requirements for Provincial and National Applicants
- High school requirements for International Applicants
- Helpful hints for Online Registration
- Tremendous support available from Student Services, including on-campus and off-campus housing.
