Here are two examples of UK universities’ requirements of Canadian students. At Oxford, those applying to Medicine must have any of the following:
Alberta: General High School Diploma with five Grade 12 (Level 30) courses, with a final average of 85%.
British Columbia: Senior Secondary Graduation Diploma with five Grade 12 courses, each passed at 85%.
Manitoba: High School Graduation Diploma with five Grade 12 (Level 300) courses within four subject areas, each passed at 85%.
New Brunswick: High School Graduation Diploma with five grade 12 courses, each passed at 85%.
Newfoundland and Labrador: High School Graduation Diploma with five University Preparatory Grade 12 Courses, each passed at 85%.
Northwest Territories: General High School Diploma with five Grade 12 courses, each passed at 85%.
Nova Scotia: High School Completion Certificate with five Level 4 and 5 Courses, each passed at 85%.
Nunavut: Grade 12 Diploma, with five Grade 12 courses, with a final average of 85%.
Ontario: Secondary School Diploma with six Grade 12 courses, to include no more than two 4M courses, each passed at 85%.
Prince Edward Island: High School Graduation Diploma with five acceptable Grade 12 courses, each passed at 85%.
Québec: The Collège d’Enseignement Général et Professionnel Diplome d’Etudes Collegiales (CEGEP DEC) with a final average of 85%.
Saskatchewan: Completion Grade 12 Standing / Division IV Standing with five acceptable Grade 12 courses, each passed at 85%.
Yukon: Senior Secondary Graduation Diploma with five Grade 12 courses, each passed at grade A.