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Bachelor of Film Studies (BFS)

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Faculty of ArtsCommunication, Media and FilmBFS - Bachelor of Film Studies

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Admission to the Major

Prospective students wishing to enter any of the degree programs offered by the Department of Communication, Media and Film must meet the criteria listed in section A.5 Undergraduate Degree Admission Requirements of this Calendar. Annual application deadlines are found in A.3 Deadline Dates for Undergraduate Applications for Admission and Supporting Documents.

Note: Students must apply separately to SAIT Polytechnic and meet all its admission requirements and application deadlines.

The University of Calgary portion of the degree (72 units) may be taken either before or after the SAIT portion of the degree (48 units).

When a student presents a SAIT or equivalent diploma for block transfer credit to the Bachelor of Film Studies degree, the grade point average for admission to the Film Studies program will be calculated using the most recently completed 30 units taken to complete the diploma.

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