Euclid Mathematics Contest
Canadian Computing Competition
Sir Isaac Newton Physics Exam
Chem13 News Exam
Note for Engineering and Software Engineering applicants
While the Euclid Mathematics Contest is not required for admission to any program at Waterloo, you’re encouraged to participate if you’re applying to a program in the Faculty of Mathematics because it will help develop your problem-solving skills and prepare you for university studies.
The results of the Euclid are required in order for you to be considered for an Entrance Scholarship in the Faculty of Mathematics.
The aim of the Canadian Computing Competition is to provide students at Canadian high schools with an opportunity to test their ability in designing, understanding, and implementing algorithms.
While it is not an admission requirement, we encourage you to participate if you’re interested in programming and problem-solving, and especially if you’ve applied to Bioinformatics or Computer Science in the Faculty of Mathematics, or to Computing and Financial Management.
If you've applied to Mathematical Physics, Physics, or Physics and Astronomy (through Physical Sciences), or Life Physics (through Life Sciences) you could be eleigible for a scholaraship valued at up to $5,000 by participating in the Sir Isaac Newton Physics Exam.
Any student in the world can participate in the Sir Isaac Newton Exam. Results will be used for scholarship purposes only and will not be used for admission decisions.
If you've applied to Biochemistry (through Life Sciences) or Chemistry, Materials and Nanosciences, or Medicinal Chemistry (through Physical Sciences) in the Faculty of Science, you should consider writing the Chem13 News Exam.
Research awards that allow you to participate in cutting-edge research alongside dynamic professors and graduate students of up to $1000 are availabe to students who achieve well on the exam.
Any student in the world can participate in the Chem 13 News Exam. Results will be used only to determine awards and will not be used for admission decisions.
While these contests are not requirements for admission or scholarship decisions, strong performance in mathematics-, science-, or engineering-related competitions will strengthen your application.


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