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Community Rehabilitation scholars ask questions such as: How can families affected by chronic health concerns participate fully in their communities? Do stigmas associated with disabilities influence social policy? How can society adapt to the needs of impaired people?

The BCR student planner outlines requirements for years 3 and 4 for all students to follow.
Please click on a link below to download a copy of the planner that pertains to your studies.

For students admitted in Fall 2018 and 2019

Download BCR Student Planner - for students admitted September 2018-2019 (PDF)

For students admitted in Fall 2017

Download BCR Student Planner - for students admitted September 2017 (PDF)

For students admitted in Fall 2016 and prior Fall terms

Download BCR Student Planner - for students admitted September 2013-2016 (PDF)

Approved Block Transfers for 2 years post diploma route

There is a check list to show students coming into the 4 year route and 2 year route, please use this as a guide as you work on your degree.

Download BCR Student Check List - for Students admitted September 2018 & 2019 (PDF)

Download BCR Student Check List - for those admitted Fall 2013 - Fall 2017 (PDF)

What does CORE Stand for in the course name?

CORE is an acronym for COmmunity REhabilitation

How do I apply to the BCR program?

Applications are completed through the University of Calgary.

The deadline to apply for the fall semester is March 1^st of each year.

How do I register for classes once I am accepted into the program?

New students are sent detailed registration instruction after acceptance into the program.

What courses should I take?

Students coming from high school (or Year 1) should take the following courses in the first two years:

CORE 205 (Fall), 207 (Winter), 209 (Fall), 487 (Winter) and CORE 321, plus 15 other option courses (PSYC 200 & PSYC 201 are highly recommended).

Diploma and university transfer students should refer to the BCR Student Planner for required courses.

When are courses offered?

CRDS offers courses in fall, winter, and spring terms.

How do I get credit for UCalgary prerequisites?

How do I get credit for UCalgary prerequisites that I took as part of my diploma program (intro psychology, sociology, etc.)?

To have credit put on the system for prerequisite courses you took from other institutions, give Sarah Hawley a call at 220-2985 or e-mail sjhogan@ucalgary.ca and she can put up the credit on the system so you can register for courses requiring the prerequisite.

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