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 A publication that provides a comprehensive overview of Redeemer University College from an undergraduate perspective.

A publication that provides information on Redeemer’s programs, policies, regulations, courses, and degree requirements. View the Academic Calendar.

 Each academic year runs from September to April and consists of two terms.

An antirequisite is a course that overlaps with the material of another class, meaning that a student cannot take both classes for credit, because they are too similar. For example, a Psychology major [..]

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 These foundational courses – which are the heart of Redeemer’s liberal arts and sciences program – provide a background and context for everything else you will be learning. Within the Core, you will [..]

 A cognate is a course that is required to complete a major but is not part of the department. For example, a Business major has Economics 121 and 122 as cognate requirements.

 In addition to the liberal arts and sciences core program, you will choose a number of courses in your field of interest. Also known as your major and minor, concentration courses explore specific di [..]

 A corequisite is a course which must be taken in the same term as another course. For example, Art 110 has a corequisite of Art 103.