At least 3 credits in a CSL-designated course, such as CSL 300 (see §231)

9 credits from the list of academic courses approved each year by the CSL Program Office [list of courses available on the CSL website (www.csl.ualberta.ca) or from the CSL Program Office]. Students must satisfactorily meet the CSL requirements of each course.

Successful completion of one non-credit opportunity. Information about non-credit opportunities that count toward the certificate is available from the CSL Program Office.

Courses offered by the School of Business that appear on the list of CSL approved courses as in (2) above, may be used to satisfy both major/minor requirements and the requirements for the CSL certificate.

No more than 6 of the 12 credits may be transfer credits from other postsecondary institutions.

Students may not take courses extra to their degree for the sole purpose of satisfying the requirements for the certificate.