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我们详细细分 滑大的各个方向！
滑铁卢大学数学院本科专业录取要求
滑铁卢大学数学院的本科专业分为三个大类：
数学
计算机科学
数学与商科、会计和金融
数学院本科专业录取：
数学院本科专业的录取主要根据：
学生的高中学业成绩；
录取信息表Admission Information Form*
托福或者雅思等语言测试成绩**
注：
* 数学院的录取要求学生必须提交录取信息表AIF。
**如果学生的第一语言不是英语、并且过去四年的学校课程非全英文授课，学生需要提交合格的语言测试成绩。4年的全英文课程不包括ESL学习的时间。
All programs in the Faculty of Mathematics
TOEFL ：
90 overall 25 writing 25 speaking
IELTS ：
6.5 overall
6.5 writing 6.5 speaking 6.0 reading 6.0 listening
Students achieving an overall IELTS score of 7.0 and no band score below 6.0 meet the Faculty of Mathematics’ English language requirements.
https://uwaterloo.ca/math/future-undergraduates/applying/admission-requirements/english-language-requirements
申请数学系 必须雅思 7 单项不低于 6 为最低标准！
如果要就读COOP 带薪实习课程 必须要达到直录要求！
滑大 申请截止时间：
Application deadline：February 1, 2021
Documents deadline ： February 19, 2021
https://uwaterloo.ca/future-students/admissions/application-deadlines
注意 ：
Repeated courses and non-day school courses：
https://uwaterloo.ca/future-students/admissions/repeated-courses
If you repeat a required course, you may jeopardize your chances of being admitted to the Faculty of Mathematics. You should strive to do well in your first attempt in each course.
如果您重复必修的课程，可能会危及被数学学院录取的机会。 在每门课程的首次尝试中，您都应努力做好。
也就是 滑大不接受重修课程的成绩 ！！！！千万注意
申请信息表AIF
申请数学院的专业包括计算机科学的专业必须提交AIF。
数学院每年收到大量的申请，我们需要更多的信息来了解学生的情况。学生如果在学校的学业表现出色，并能够同时兼顾从事其它的活动，这样的经历会有助于学生在大学的学习和生活。
数学院主要看四个部分的信息：
课程：有关你的课程情况
非学术活动：课外活动包括学生会、体育、音乐、美术、领导力、志愿者活动或者工作经历
数学竞赛：鼓励学生参加CSMC和欧几里德竞赛；鼓励申请计算机科学专业的学生参加CCC
其它信息：其它你想让我们了解的关于你的信息。
小贴士
跟学校分享小超参与的各种课内和课外活动
展示你在高级别参与的同时管理多项活动和优先级的能力
在“ Additional Information”的部分突出展示你的课外活动、获得荣誉以及工作经历方面的特别之处
申请信息表AIF
什么是AIF？
Admission Information Form(AIF)是一个线上表格，包括一些简单的问题，帮助滑大的录取委员会了解更多关于学生的信息。
申请数学院、工程学院的所有专业包括建筑、计算与金融管理等专业要求学生必须填写提交AIF，其它专业的录取也强烈建议学生完成。
如何提交AIF？
创建QUEST账户--线上学生信息系统；
创建QUEST账户并设置登录密码之后，你可以登录QUEST系统，并在截止日期之前完成所有的问题。
a. 不能从移动设备填写AIF；
b. 可以观看如何填写AIF的视频(文末）；
c. 我们官网的分步骤视频截图也可以引导你完成整个过程；
d. 提示：在QUEST填写完成之后，请一定要在每一页点击 “提交” （submit)
我们建议你提前准备好答案以方便你在提交以前检查拼写、标点、语法等。
可以查阅有关AIF的常见问题及解答。
提交AIF的截止日期
除以下三个专业之外的所有本科专业：2021年2月19日
CAP：2021年3月1日
Optometry：2020年10月26日
Pharmacy: 2021年1月25日
建议学生尽早提交AIF。错过以上截止日期提交的AIF将不会被审理。
Sample questions
你不需要在AIF中写个人陈述，只需要简单的回答问题就可以，如：
你参加过什么课外活动？你学到了什么？
你是否在校外修课？为什么？
你在志愿者活动中学到了什么？
如果你申请数学、工程、理科或者计算机科学专业，你是否参加过我们的数学或者理科类的竞赛？
强烈建议学生完成AIF。
强化学生的申请
学生在AIF的回复会有助于学生的申请，尤其是学生的成绩在接近录取边缘的情况下。全面发展的学生通常会更有优势，滑大在评估学生的申请时会考虑学生的课外活动。
Co-op带薪实习
在完成这个表格的时候，学生几乎完成了一个为co-op实习或者数字工作机会的出色的个人建立。个人的工作经历、志愿者活动以及其它的个人成就都是近乎于将来学生放到个人简历中的内容。
奖学金
滑大也将会根据表格中的信息来决定500多个奖学金的发放。完成AIF表格，学生将有机会获得额外的奖学金。
数学院各入学专业对相应课程体系的录取要求：
Programs:
https://uwaterloo.ca/math/future-undergraduates/programs
Actuarial Science
What is Actuarial Science?
Today’s real-life financial problems require statistics, probability, and risk theory. Actuaries address the uncertainties associated with life insurance, property and casualty insurance, annuities, and pensions or other employee benefit plans.
Applied Mathematics
What is Applied Mathematics?
Applied Mathematics is the application of mathematics to real-world problems. It plays a dual role in understanding the real world by providing both explanatory and predictive power.
Biostatistics
What is Biostatistics?
Effective healthcare research teams need members who have strong quantitative and data-based decision making skills. Quantitative skills and statistical methods are a potent combination and in greater demand than ever before.
Combinatorics and Optimization
What is Combinatorics and Optimization?
Combinatorics looks at permutations and combinations. Optimization explores ways to make any operation work more efficiently within given constraints. Together, they provide powerful methods for modelling and solving large management problems, from optimizing flight schedules to making a factory’s layout as efficient as possible. Study at the first department of its kind in the world and you’ll graduate with the skills to solve problems in computer science, business, communications, and more.
Computational Mathematics
What is Computational Mathematics?
Until recently, solving industrial-sized problems was next to impossible. But with computational mathematics, you can harness the power of computers to generate and run mathematical models – analyzing data for quantitative, real-world solutions.
You’ll learn how to code mathematical models to solve problems in business, economics, engineering, environment, finance, medicine and science, and earn a degree that combines math and computer science to give you a competitive edge.
Data Science
What is Data Science?
Every day, huge amounts of data are generated by business, scientific, and social activity taking place all around us. With data coming from sensors, digital images, streaming video, satellite and medical imagery, and from interactions with cloud computing, data-driven approaches to decision making are being applied in areas as diverse as medicine, business, advertising, and entertainment. To make sense of it all, you’ll take courses in computer science and statistics and learn the methods used to analyze large data sets in order to predict and improve business strategy, products and services, marketing campaigns, medicine, and public health and safety.
Mathematical Economics
What is Mathematical Economics?
Economics are often expressed in terms of mathematical models, and most branches of economics use mathematical, statistical, and computational concepts extensively. We’ve also seen many advances in mathematics motivated by problems in economics. Get the best of both worlds in the Mathematical Economics program, offered jointly by the Faculty of Mathematics and the Department of Economics in the Faculty of Arts. Emphasizing economic theory, the program uses quantitative methods to understandand represent economic theories, and to solve complex problems found in a wide range of economic systems.
Mathematical Finance
What is Mathematical Finance?
Mathematical Finance is an elite program designed for students with outstanding mathematical skills who want a career in high-level quantitative finance. In one of the most advanced undergraduate finance programs in the world, you’ll take courses in corporate finance, real analysis, asset liability management, and forecasting. The program delivers solid mathematical training and a modern understanding of the financial market to prepare you for the broad field of banking and finance after graduation
Mathematical Optimization
What is Mathematical Optimization?
Use analytic tools to model and solve complex problems in business and government. You’ll put sophisticated mathematical and computing techniques to the test to identify optimal solutions. With a strong background in math and computer science, combined with courses in business, economics, and management science, you’ll have the skills that will put you in high demand.
Focus your studies with a specialization in Operations Research or Business
Mathematical Physics
What is Mathematical Physics?
Discover the mathematical and theoretical underpinnings of the laws of nature, such as the foundations of quantum theory with its applications in nanotechnology, the structure of spacetime and cosmology, fluid mechanics, and atmospheric physics. Get hands-on in the lab and dig deep into mechanics, electricity and magnetism, computer programming, optics, and more.
Learn from world-class researchers at the Institute for Quantum Computing, the Waterloo Institute for Nanotechnology, or the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics.
Mathematical Studies
Regular and co-op
What is Mathematical Studies?
Choose your own adventure!
You’re a curious, passionate student looking for a mathematics education that covers the full spectrum of courses and topics. We’re one of the world’s top centres for math and computer science. Together, we’re a logical match! Follow your passion with courses in algebra, calculus, combinatorics, computer science, number theory, statistics, and more.
By graduation, your analytical, technical, and problem-solving skills will set you apart from the competition, no matter which career you choose!
Mathematics/Teaching *co-op only
What is Mathematics/Teaching?
Get paid classroom experience that will prepare you for a Bachelor of Education (BEd) program in Canada. You’ll spend at least two work terms (the equivalent of eight months) in the classroom, with additional work terms in the classroom or industry.
Pure Mathematics
What is Pure Mathematics?
Go beyond the basics and find the answers to the “how’ and “why” behind the mathematics. Pure mathematics is the foundation of all mathematical reasoning. If first-year calculus teaches you how to drive the car, Pure Mathematics teaches you how to build one! You can use this program as a springboard into a career in information technology, finance, business, science, education, and insurance, or go on to graduate studies at some of the world’s most prestigious universities.
Statistics
What is Statistics?
With massive volumes of data available to us every day, businesses and governments need someone to make it meaningful. You’ll acquire skills and learn statistical methods for designing studies and surveys, collecting and analyzing data, forecasting, mathematical modelling, extracting meaning, and applying the results.
Where can you put these skills to work? The possibilities are endless! Statistician was ranked as one of the top five jobs of 2019, according to careercast.com. Our grads are working in a broad range of fields, including engineering, finance, health sciences, sports, and business management.
Computer science programs:
Business Administration(Wilfrid Laurier University WLU) and Computer Science(Waterloo) Double Degree *co-op only
What is the BBA/BCS Double Degree program?
Combine the society-changing power of computer science with the world of business in this co-op only program. In just five years you will earn two degrees – a full honours computer science degree from the University of Waterloo and a full honours business administration degree from nearby Wilfrid Laurier University. Learn about software, algorithms, programming, and the limits of computation while also studying brand communication, accounting, human resources, marketing, and finance.
Co-op only
Earn two degrees: your Bachelor of Computer Science (BCS) from Waterloo, and your Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) from Laurier.
Computer Science (CS)
What is Computer Science?
Computer science encompasses topics related to computers, software, and their application to today's most challenging problems. At the internationally renowned David R. Cheriton School of Computer Science, you'll study computer algorithms and programming, and explore exciting areas such as artificial intelligence, bioinformatics, networks, databases, quantum computing, graphics, scientific computing, security, and software engineering.
Computing and Financial Management (CFM) *co-op only
Computing and Financial Management admission requirements for British Columbia (BC) high school students ：
https://uwaterloo.ca/future-students/admissions/admission-requirements/computing-finance/canada/british-columbia/
Software Engineering *co-op only
What is software engineering?
Software engineering applies both computer science and engineering philosophy, principles, and practices to the design and development of software systems. It is a disciplined approach to software development that includes negotiating and documenting the software's requirements, following fundamental design principles, analyzing design alternatives, and evaluating whether the final product meets its requirements. Such evaluation not only checks that a product functions correctly, but also determines that it is safe, reliable, maintainable, and economical to produce and to operate.
A software engineer's work is not entirely technical. Software engineering projects tend to involve large numbers of people. So software engineers must be able to work well in teams. They may also have to interact with specialists from other disciplines, who may have varied levels of software expertise. This work calls for strong communication, business, and reasoning skills.
Program notes ：
- An Admission Information Form (AIF) is required for admission to this program. Instructions for the AIF will be sent once we receive your application.
- You're strongly encouraged to write the Euclid Mathematics Contest and/or the Canadian Senior Mathematics Contest. Results of the contests will be used in scholarship decisions and possibly admission decisions for programs in the Faculty of Mathematics.
- If you repeat a required course or take a course outside of your regular day school, you may jeopardize your chances of being admitted to the Faculty of Mathematics. - -- You should take all your courses in regular day school and do well in your first attempt. There will normally be no penalty if you take online courses during your regular school year along with a full course load through your high school or school board.
- Required courses that are more than three years old may need to be updated. Email the admissions office for more information.
Math, business, and accounting programs:
Business Administration(Wilfrid Laurier University WLU) and Mathematics(Waterloo) Double Degree *co-op only
What is Business Administration (Laurier) and Mathematics (Waterloo) Double Degree?
A Business Administration and Mathematics Double Degree will allow you to fast track your way to the top by simultaneously earning two degrees from two outstanding universities: Business Administration (BBA) at Wilfrid Laurier University’s Lazaridis School of Business and Economics, and Mathematics (BMath) at Waterloo. Build a résumé that stands out to employers and sets the stage for your career in finance, business, or entrepreneurship.
Mathematics/Business Administration
--Information Technology Management (ITM) (major after first-year in Math/BA)
What is Information Technology Management (ITM)?
Businesses can’t operate without information technology, but few business leaders understand the nuts and bolts of their IT systems. In this program, you’ll bridge the gap between the CEO and the computer specialists.
You'll learn about systems analysis, databases, e-business, networks, and management information systems, along with marketing, project management, and business statistics.
Graduate with a Bachelor of Mathematics degree and the skills to work as a business or technical consultant, systems analyst, database administrator, or web programmer.
Interested in ITM?
Apply to Mathematics and Business Administration, and choose it as your major in your second year.
Mathematics/Chartered Professional Accountancy (Math/CPA) *co-op only
What is Mathematics/Chartered Professional Accountancy (Math/CPA)?
Accountants are increasingly dependent on computer technology, statistical procedures for auditing and forecasting, and mathematical techniques, such as operations research. It is no accident that math and accounting fit so nicely together. At University of Waterloo, Math/CPA students take their love for working with numbers and problem solving, and apply them to the specialized field of accounting.
The accounting program in the Faculty of Mathematics is unique because nowhere else in Canada is it possible to obtain the necessary background to become a professional accountant while you obtain mathematical, computer, and statistical skills through a Bachelor of Mathematics (BMath) degree. Offered only on a co-op basis, our program places emphasis on workplace experience, helping you prepare for a career as a CPA.
Mathematics/Financial Analysis and Risk Management (Math/FARM)
What is Financial Analysis and Risk Management (FARM)?
The world of finance requires professionals with strong mathematical and analytical skills. You’ll hone them both in this challenging program — one of just a handful across the country recognized by the CFA Institute and the Professional Risk Managers' International Association (PRMIA).
You’ll be ready to deliver, whether you choose to pursue a career in financial analysis or risk management. Combine courses in mathematics, statistics, and computer science with corporate finance, micro and macroeconomics, and other business-related courses, and you’ll be prepared for your Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) or Professional Risk Manager (PRM) designation.
