GENERAL BA PROGRAMS

 Objectives
The General BA program is designed to give the student knowledge
and appreciation of the broad range of human endeavour in the
humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences, while
providing for study in greater depth and detail of the student's
chosen major subject in the humanities, social sciences,
mathematics, or computing.

    A student in the General BA program must choose a
major subject from among the following:
 Anthropology		 Greek
 Archaeology	 	 History
 Biology*	 	 Latin
 Canadian Studies	 Mathematics
 Classical Studies	 Music
 Communication Studies	 Philosophy
 Computing		 Physical Education**
 Development and	 Political Science
 International Studies	 Psychology
 Economics		 Religion and Culture
 English		 Sociology
 Film Studies*		 Spanish
 Fine Arts		 Statistics
 French			 Theatre
 Geography	 	 Women's Studies
 German
 *Available as a second major only
 **Physical Education is a program with a limited
      and controlled enrolment. Students wishing this program must
      indicate this preference on the initial application to the
      university. It is not available as a second major.

    For a secondary program, the student may select as a
second major any of the above subjects, or, alternatively, may
select a minor or an available option. To complete any major,
minor, or option, all applicable Common and Special Requirements
must be fulfilled.
Regulations for General BA Programs
In addition to the Regulations for General Programs and the
applicable Common and Special Requirements for the major, all
General BA students must choose programs to satisfy the following
conditions:
 1.
       The program may not contain more than seven junior
      credits.
 2.
       The program may not contain more than three credits from
      Division D.
 3.
       The majority of credits counting for the General BA
      degree must not be in Division C.
 4.
       Students registered in the General BA program shall not
      be allowed to count towards the degree more than one credit from
      AS105*, BI110, BI120, CH115*, PC101*, SC101, SC102, SC103, and
      SC104 for a degree credit.
 5.
       A maximum of seven credits in a subject may be included
      in the program. This maximum is increased to eight when two
      junior credits are required for a major in the subject
      concerned. Any cross-listed course credits are counted towards
      the maximum, regardless of the student's actual registration in
      such courses.