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These pathways are explained below.  \nPathway 1: English 099 Bridging into First Year  \nStudents who qualify for ENGL 099 are permitted to take a maximum of two degree-level courses per term until they successfully complete ENGL 099.1 The bridging admission requirements for students seeking entry into first year are as follows:  \n● Completion of Secondary Education (12 years or equivalent), or mature student status.  \n● Canadian Citizenship or legal authorization to study in Canada.  \n● At least 16 years of age.  \n● Language proficiency suitable for ENGL 099: Advanced Academic Preparation demonstrated by an IELTS score of 5.0 overall with a minimum 5.0 in writing, an equivalent score on another acceptable standardized test, or the required score on the English Placement Test  \n● Mathematics 12 with a minimum C+, MATH 100 with a minimum C, or required score on the Math Placement Test.  \nPathway 2: Direct Entry into First Year  \nDirect entry admission requirements for students beginning the first year of the program are as follows:  \n● Completion of secondary education (12 years or equivalent), or mature student status.  \n● Canadian Citizenship or legal authorization to study in Canada.  \n● At least 16 years of age.  \n● Language proficiency suitable for ENGL 100: Strategies for University Writing demonstrated by completion of English 12 with a minimum C or equivalent (e.g., IELTS 6.0 overall with a minimum 6.0 in writing, an equivalent score on another acceptable standardized test, or the required score on the English Placement Test) .  \n● Mathematics 12 with a minimum C+, MATH 100 with a minimum C, or required score on the Math Placement Test.  \nPathway 3: Transfer Assessment  \nCourse-to-course transfer credit may be applied to first-and second-year courses only. Transfer students are expected to meet all direct-entry admission requirements and to hold credit for all first-and secondyear required courses and prerequisites (or their equivalencies) before proceeding to third year. Courses  \nconsidered for transfer credit must be articulated in the BC Transfer System or must undergo individual assessment, which requires submission of a report from an accepted credential evaluation service as well as course outline(s) . Degree-level courses accepted for transfer credit must be completed with a grade of at least C- (1.67) .  \nWhere prospective transfer students are missing required or prerequisite courses, a transition plan maybe discussed with Alexander College’s academic advisors.  \nResidency Requirement  \nThe residency requirement for Alexander College’s Bachelor of Business Administration in E-Business is 50%(60 credits or a maximum of 20 courses) .  \nPrior Learning Assessment and Recognition  \nIn adherence to the applicable policy, Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition (PLAR) policy A-25 is also available to program applicants as a means of gaining credit for first-and second-year BBA requirements (see Appendix 15: PLAR policy) .  \nStudent applications for PLAR credit must be submitted at the time of program application and explain how prior life/work experience satisfies all or most of the learning outcomes for a particular course.  \nApplications are vetted by the program Department Head and/or Dean. Where PLAR applications are deemed worthy of further consideration, applicants are normally required to challenge the course by demonstrating their learning through formal evaluation. PLAR evaluations may consist of an oral or written exam, a written assignment, a portfolio, or other means of assessment. PLAR credit does not count toward program GPA or meet program residency requirements.  \nGraduatio","cbCaiqH6T0pWV4vx","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqH6T0pWV4vx","pdf",233281,"English","# Admission Pathways\n## Pathway 1: English 099 Bridging into First Year\n## Pathway 2: Direct Entry into First Year\n## Pathway 3: Transfer Assessment\n# Residency Requirement\n# Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition\n# Graduation Requirements","[{\"question\":\"What are the three main admission pathways for the E-Business BBA?\",\"answer\":\"Applicants are admitted through English 099 bridging into first year, direct entry into first year, or a transfer assessment.\"},{\"question\":\"What English proficiency requirements apply to English 099 and direct entry?\",\"answer\":\"English 099 requires IELTS 5.0 overall with minimum 5.0 in writing (or equivalent placement/standardized test scores). Direct entry requires English 12 completion with at least C (with examples such as IELTS 6.0 overall and minimum 6.0 in writing).\"},{\"question\":\"How does transfer credit work, and what grade is required for accepted transfer courses?\",\"answer\":\"Course-to-course transfer credit applies only to first- and second-year courses. Transfer courses must be articulated in the BC Transfer System or individually assessed, and accepted transfer credits require a grade of at least C- (1.67).\"}]","Bachelor of Business Administration in E-Business - Admission and Transfer Criteria | PDF"]