圣保罗大学研究生申请条件【2】

　　Applicants for a graduate diploma

　　Have an Honour’s B.A. (4 years) or equivalent with an average of at least 70% (B). Certain programs have specific admission criteria. Read the specific requirements in the Admissions tab in Programs of Study.

　　Applicants for master’s programs

　　Applicants for doctoral programs

　　Have a master’s degree (with thesis or research paper) with an average of at least 75% (B+). Certain programs have specific admission criteria. Read the specific requirements in the Admissions tab in Programs of Study.

　　With your application, you must send us official transcripts from each post-secondary institution you have attended. Transcripts are considered official only if they come in a sealed envelope. If a transcript is written in a language other than English or French, a certified translation (signed and sealed) must also be submitted.

　　NEW: If you are an international applicant, a letter of permission from your bishop (if member of the secular clergy) or superior (if member of Institute of Consecrated Life or apostolic society) is required. No letter is required for laypersons.

　　Also, depending on the program you are applying to, you must submit supplementary documents. To learn about the specifics for admission to a program, please click on the level of studies for which you are applying.

　　N.B. Enrolment is limited at the graduate level. To increase your chances of being admitted, we strongly recommend you submit your application and all supporting documents before March 1.

　　Graduate Diplomas

Programs	Additional documents required
Canon Law	Two (2) letters of recommendation; A letter of permission from your bishop (if member of the secular clergy) or superior (if member of Institute of Consecrated Life or apostolic society) – no letter required for laypersons; A curriculum vitae (resumé); Program option profile sheet.
Canonical Practice	Two (2) letters of recommendation; A letter of permission from your bishop (if member of the secular clergy) or superior (if member of Institute of Consecrated Life or apostolic society) – no letter required for laypersons; A curriculum vitae (resumé); Program option profile sheet.
Contemplative Theology and Spiritual Mentorship	Two (2) letters of recommendation, including at least one from a university professor; A curriculum vitae (resumé); An interview is required; A letter of intent; Applicants must have done a silent retreat.
Couple Counselling and Spirituality	Two (2) letters of recommendation, including at least one from a university professor; A curriculum vitae (resumé); Proof of 120 supervised client contact hours.
Ecclesiastical Administration	Two (2) letters of recommendation; A letter of permission from your bishop (if member of the secular clergy) or superior (if member of Institute of Consecrated Life or apostolic society) – no letter required for laypersons; A curriculum vitae (resumé); Program option profile sheet.
Public Ethics	Two (2) letters of recommendation, including at least one from a university professor. A curriculum vitae (resumé).
Supportive Care and Spirituality in Palliation	Letter of intent (500 words); A curriculum vitae (resumé); Two (2) letters of recommendation (from professors, employers, professional mentors, religious leaders, etc.); for candidates who have graduated within the previous seven years, at least one letter must be from a university professor; Undergo an interview with the program coordinators (to verify the candidate’s goals and his or her suitability for the program).

　　Master’s programs

Programs	Additional documents required
Canon Law	Two (2) letters of recommendation; A letter of permission from your bishop (if member of the secular clergy) or superior (if member of Institute of Consecrated Life or apostolic society) – no letter required for laypersons; A curriculum vitae (resumé); Program option profile sheet.
Conflict Studies	An autobiographical questionnaire, completed and signed; Two (2) letters of recommendation; A curriculum vitae (resumé).
Counselling and Spirituality	Two (2) letters of recommendation, including at least one from a university professor; An autobiographical questionnaire; A curriculum vitae (resumé);
Public Ethics	An autobiographical questionnaire; Two (2) letters of recommendation, including at least one by a university professor; A curriculum vitae (resumé);
Religious Education (in English only)	Two (2) letters of recommendation, including at least one from a university professor; A curriculum vitae (resumé); An interview is usually required.
Theology	Two (2) letters of recommendation, both from university professors who can evaluate your research potential; A curriculum vitae (resumé).

　　Study in English, in French or in both languages

　　All courses at Saint Paul University are given in English, in French, or in both languages. To gain admission, you must therefore demonstrate proficiency in one of these languages.

　　I am applying for admission to a program offered in French:

　　If you would like to study in French and French is not your first language, you must submit official results from the intermediate test of the Alliance Française: 613-234-9470 or http://www.af.ca/spip.php, or contact a French embassy.

　　I am applying for admission to a program offered in English:

　　If you’re applying for an English-language program and you have not completed at least three years of full-time study in an institution where English is the only language of instruction, located in a country where English is an official language, you must submit your official score in one of the following language tests recognized by the University.

　　Language tests

　　Scores indicated below are required for all programs offered in a direct-entry faculty. Even if you achieve the required score, we reserve the right to ask you to take language courses if we feel that your knowledge of one of the two official languages is not satisfactory. Test scores are valid for two years.

　　What score must I obtain in recognized ESL proficiency tests?

REQUIRED SCORES BY PROGRAM OF STUDY TYPE
PROGRAM		REQUIRED SCORES
TOEFL
Baccalaureate	Paper-based	580
	Computer	237
	Internet	86 and +
Master	Paper-based	580
	Computer	237
	Internet	92-93
Doctorate	Paper-based	600
	Computer	250
	Internet	100 (writing section 24)
CAEL
Baccalaureate	Overall score	70
Baccalaureate	Required score in writing section	60
Master	Overall score	70
Master	Required score in writing section	60
Doctorate	Overall score	70
Doctorate	Required score in writing section	70
IELTS
Baccalaureate	Overall score	6.5
Baccalaureate	Required score in writing section
Master	Overall score	6.5
Master	Required score in writing section	6
Doctorate	Overall score	7
Doctorate	Required score in writing section	6.5
MELAB
Baccalaureate	Overall score	90
Baccalaureate	Required score in writing section	85
Master	Overall score
Master	Required score in writing section	83
Doctorate	Overall score	84-87
Doctorate	Required score in writing section
CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH LANGUAGE ASSESSMENT
Master	Certificate of proficiency in English (CPE)	Certificate Grade C
Doctorate
CANTEST
Baccalaureate	Average score for Listening and Writing section	4.5
Baccalaureate	Writing	4
Master	Listening and Writing section	4.5
Master	Writing	4
Doctorate	Listening and Writing section	4.5
Doctorate	Writing	4.5 or 5.0
PEARSON
Baccalaureate		60
Master		62-63
Doctorate		68
BRIDGING
Baccalaureate	Students who successfully complete the most advanced level (ESL 500) of the English Intensive Program offered by the Official Languages and Bilingualism Institute (OLBI) at the University of Ottawa with a final grade of at least B, satisfy the language requirements, and don’t have to pass one of the language tests described above.
Master	An overall score of 70% and above and 'low advanced' level or more in all 4 sections
Doctorate	not available at that level