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Lol.
Grad school in science with a BA? prob not.
With a 3-year general life sci degree? again, prob not.
Research experience is key, and it helps to have an undergrad degree with a focus in the general area of research you plan on pursuing in grad school.
The reason I said probably is because it ALWAYS depends on the individual school and the individual program within each school, so you really need to look up this info/email admissions offices for yourself. I wouldn't get my hopes up too high though, because the reality is that even if they won't automatically reject you because you don't have an honours degree, you'll be competing for admissions against a bunch of people who do have honours degrees. And then even if you DO manage to get in, you'll be pretty behind and have a lot of catching up to do.
If you're interested in grad school, why do you only want a three year degree?
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