Actuarial Mathematics (BSc) (mathématiques actuarielles, baccalauréat ès sciences)

Concordia University · Montreal · Mathematics / Actuarial Science

28Required minimum R score · Fall 2027 (page consulted on 2026-10-26)

Published R score thresholds

Threshold typeR scoreTermApplicant categorySource
Required minimum R score28Fall 2027 (page consulted on 2026-10-26)CEGEP applicants (Quebec) — pre-university DECSource
Minimum per subject30Fall 2027 (page consulted on 2026-10-26)CEGEP applicants (Quebec)Source

Official Concordia wording: "Minimum cut-off averages" — published minimum cut-offs, to be used as indicators; the page specifies that the cut-offs can change depending on the applicant pool and that meeting the minimum does not guarantee admission.

Per-subject minimum published by Concordia (R score "mathematics and science"). Official Concordia wording: "Minimum cut-off averages" — published minimum cut-offs, to be used as indicators; the page specifies that the cut-offs can change depending on the applicant pool and that meeting the minimum does not guarantee admission.

Prerequisites

Basis of admission

Required prerequisite courses

BA variant published in the same official table: 28 overall, 30 in mathematics, prerequisites Linear Algebra and Calculus 1 & 2 only (without the BSc science courses). An Actuarial Mathematics/Finance variant is also published: BA 29 overall / 32 math; BSc 29 overall / 32 math and 32 science.

Key dates

DateDeadlineApplicant category
November 1, 2026Application — winter entry (offered depending on the program; Concordia gives priority to applications submitted before the official deadline and considers late applications if seats remain)CEGEP applicants (Quebec)
March 1, 2027Application — fall entryCEGEP applicants (Quebec)

If you're not eligible yet

Official pathways

Missing prerequisites: admission possible, prerequisites to be completed

Concordia's official R score page indicates that applicants who are missing certain prerequisite courses may still be eligible for admission ("Applicants missing some of the prerequisite courses may still be eligible for admission"), while recommending completing as many prerequisites as possible at CEGEP. The missing prerequisites are then completed at university, depending on the program.

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Extended Credit Program — 30 additional credits (mainly outside Quebec)

Extended Credit Program (ECP): 30 additional credits beyond the regular program. Published by Concordia mainly for applicants whose pre-university schooling is shorter than Quebec's (outside Quebec); for the BA/BEd and BSc programs, the calendar details the ECP's mandatory courses (mathematics, science, PSYC 205 for the BSc in psychology, etc.).

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Mature Entry Program (without a DEC only)

Adult entry program (Mature Entry Program): at least 18 preparatory/supplementary credits in the absence of a DEC. Important official RESTRICTION for our audience: holders of a Quebec DEC or the equivalent are NOT eligible for mature entry (Undergraduate Calendar, section 14). This pathway is therefore intended for applicants without a DEC, not for CEGEP graduates.

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Plan B — related programs to consider

Mathematics and Statistics (BSc)

Same department (Mathematics and Statistics): much lower published minimum (DEC, 20 in mathematics) with the same prerequisite families.

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No published pathway specific to the program beyond Concordia's general pathways.

Adjacent programs

Official sources

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Data verified on October 26, 2026 from the university's official sources. A past threshold does not guarantee admission: it describes previous years.