Pain, pleasure and pastime. Why do we push ourselves physically and mentally in sport, especially endurance sports, and keep doing it? This program will give you the answer to these questions and other ones about why we push ourselves when it hurts so much.

Required Courses English A Literature or Language (HL or SL)or English B HL Biology HL or SL Chemistry HL or SL Mathematics HL or SL, Math Studies SL, or Further Math SL One approved course or option Required Courses Notes For Biomechanics, and Exercise and Health Physiology, a minimum of 70% Alberta Mathematics 30-1 (or equivalent) is required for admission. For Biomechanics, senior-level Calculus (or equivalent) and Alberta Mathematics 30-1 (or equivalent) are required. Alberta Physics 30 (or equivalent) is recommended but will not be counted in the calculation of the incoming average. A minimum grade of 70% in Alberta Mathematics 30-1 (or equivalent) is the prerequisite for first-year math courses. If you are currently completing high school, you will automatically be considered for admission using the standard admission by calculating your admission average using final grade 11 grades and at least one grade 12 approved course (if both grade 11 and 12 grades are provided, the grade 12 grade will be used) from the required courses for your program choice. Admitted students must complete all 30-level (or equivalent) required courses outlined above, maintain the admission average required for admission in the application year and obtain the Alberta Grade 12 diploma (or equivalent). Applicants educated in other countries may be considered for admission on their academic merits. Those completing Canadian high school courses will always have the grades obtained in these courses used in lieu of equivalents obtained on international certificates. Detailed information is available at: ucalgary.ca/future-students/undergraduate/apply. International students seeking admission on the basis of documents not listed on the Admissions website should submit certificates indicating the courses studied and the grades achieved to the Admissions Office. When these certificates are in a language other than English, English translations (prepared by a certified translator) must accompany the original documents.