Physics criteria chart
The following charts outline the requirements for first-year courses in Physics at their respected campus.
St. John's Campus
| Course | Provincial Students | National and International Students |
|---|---|---|
| PHYS 1020 | Level III advanced mathematics or Mathematics 1090 or 109A. Mathematics 1090 or 109A may be taken concurrently. Physics 2204 or 3204; however, 1020 may be completed by someone who has no physics background with some extra effort. |
Equivalent of Grade 12/ Senior Secondary advanced math or Mathematics 1090 or 109A. Mathematics 1090 or 109A may be taken concurrently. High School physics recommended; however, 1020 may be completed by someone who has no physics background with some extra effort. |
| PHYS 1050 | Physics 2204 and Physics 3204 with a grade of 70% or greater recommended Eligible for and registered in Mathematics 1000. |
High School physics with a grade of 70% or greater recommended Eligible for and registered in Mathematics 1000. |
Grenfell Campus
| Course | Provincial Students | National and International Students |
|---|---|---|
| PHYS 1020 | Level III advanced mathematics or Mathematics 1090. Mathematics 1090 may be taken concurrently with Physics 1020. Physics 2204 or 3204; however, 1020 may be completed by someone who has no physics background with some extra effort. |
Equivalent of Grade 12/ Senior Secondary advanced math or Mathematics 1090. Mathematics 1090 may be taken concurrently with Physics 1020. High School physics recommended; however, 1020 may be completed by someone who has no physics background with some extra effort. |
| PHYS 1050 | Physics 2204 and Physics 3204 with a grade of 70% or greater recommended. Eligible for and registered in Mathematics 1000. |
High School physics with a grade of 70% or greater recommended. Eligible for and registered in Mathematics 1000. |