High School Admissions
Believe in yourself. We certainly do! The University of Regina promotes a community where students with diverse perspectives learn, grow and gain professional experience and skills. Your time at university – and the friends you make here — will expand what you imagine is possible, for your life and your career.
The information below applies to domestic high school students (Canadian Citizens, Permanent Residents, or refugees). International high school/secondary students (attending on a student visa or study permit) can access information about international student admission from UR International.
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Enrolment Services
Office: Administration Humanities, Rm. 210
University of Regina
3737 Wascana Pkwy
Regina, SK
Enrolment.Services@uregina.ca
1-306-585-4591
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How to Apply to the U of R
Current High School Students
As a current domestic high school student (Canadian Citizen, Permanent Resident, or refugee), you can apply for early conditional admission to the University of Regina during your grade 12 year! Early conditional admission allows you to be conditionally admitted using grade 11 and any grade 12 courses you have completed at the time of your application. Students who are granted early conditional admission are still required to meet the final admission requirements for their program/faculty at the time of graduation. Find out what high school classes and admission averages are required for both early conditional and final admission in the Admission at a Glance sheets below!
High School Admission At A Glance
High School Admission FAQs
We’ve gathered all the details on admissions requirements for high school students hoping to attend University of Regina in one place. You can see the full list of requirements, admission averages, application instructions, and more.
Find all the details on our Application Guide.
Early conditional admission allows you to find out sooner that you are accepted to the U of R! This allows more time for you to prepare for your first year and have greater access to student supports such as: