University of Prince Edward Island

Undergraduate:

To be eligible for admission to your desired courses, you must meet the below-mentioned academic and English language proficiency score requirements:

Academic Requirements:

You must meet the below-mentioned academic requirements:

• A minimum of 70% in five academic disciplines is required of students
• With mark sheets, the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (CISCE), also known as the All Indian Secondary School Certificate (CBSE), or the Indian School Certificate (CISCE), is required
• For a few courses, SAT scores may be required

English Requirements:

International students from non-English-speaking nations, such as India, must demonstrate their language proficiency using one of the standardised English exam scores listed below:

Graduate:

To be eligible for admission to your desired courses, you must meet the below-mentioned academic and English language proficiency score requirements:

Academic Requirements:

You must meet the below-mentioned academic requirements:

• A bachelor's degree from a recognised institution or college is required of all students
• Different graduate courses demand GRE or GMAT scores

English Requirements:

International graduates from non-English-speaking countries, such as India, must demonstrate their language competency with one of the standardised English exam scores listed below:

You have the opportunity to apply and integrate your knowledge and abilities through community-based learning experiences in the third and fourth years of the Family Science and Child and Family Studies programmes. As of your third year, as part of Family Science 381: Professional Practice with Children and Families, you will be able to participate in a 32-hour field placement with a community agency during the fall semester. 

Following this initial community-based learning experience, you and a small group of classmates will plan, develop, and administer a family education programme in collaboration with community organisations in Family Science 382: Program Planning and Evaluation. From September to April of your fourth year, you will participate in an intense field placement for 80 hours per semester (about 1 day per week). This capstone community placement will provide you with several opportunities to integrate theory and practice in a safe and supportive environment. For more, visit.