Please read your offer letter. It has the date by which you can provide your English proficiency tests. To switch to the regular undergraduate program, please provide the Admission Office your language test results and request your switch. For further reference, these dates are typically August 15 for the fall intake and November 15 for […]
Most courses will be delivered in person, although some may be delivered in a blended or online modality. It will depend on the courses you choose.
The fees for IYO are a flat tuition fee – this means that regardless of the number of credits you do (up to a maximum of 24 credits), you are required to pay $49,500 for the program over two terms.
The tuition fee for IYO is CAD$49,500 for the program to be paid over two terms. Fees include up to 24 credit courses, 10 hours per week of non-credit English language courses and extensive academic and language training support throughout the program. For years 2 to 4, it will be regular tuition fees.
Please send us an email to yueli@yorku.ca with the conditional offer letter for your undergraduate program telling us you are interested in applying for this program.
Yes, you will have the option to complete these credits before the second year of your program begins. Your academic advisor will guide you on your options.
We will provide most of the schedule for you. With the guidance of your academic advisor, you may select electives, general education and other courses from the options provided for IYO. You must make sure the schedule of these electives fit in with your other mandatory courses. Please reach out to your academic advisor for assistance.
Some courses may have pre-requisite requirements. This information is provided on the course portal. Please ensure you check these requirements before you take a course. You may also reach out to your academic advisor to confirm or for guidance. Students taking a Science undergraduate program should note that Science courses typically have a prerequisite, if […]
In general, you are expected to maintain above a 60% GPA to pass the courses. Throughout this first year, you can access special support to help you keep on track to move to your second year. Note though, that some majors may have different progression requirements. It is your responsibility to review the progression policy […]
There will be a few courses defined as mandatory for you in your year 1. You must ensure you take these courses. Your faculty program advisor will help you in selecting these mandatory courses.