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How to Apply to College,
University in Canada?
Step-by-Step Guide for International
Students to Apply
Canadian institutions offer diverse programs with varying lengths and credentials, cultivating distinct skill sets.
Intakes occur in September, January, and May, with September being the most popular.
Understanding this aids in selecting an educational path aligned with your goals, facilitating the start of your journey.
For Undergraduate Studies, applications generally open 8-10 months before the start date, while Graduate Applications may open up to 18 months in advance.
The application process will go more smoothly if you've reviewed all requirements and gathered all your materials before you begin.
For Undergraduate Studies Applications open up to 8 - 10 months prior to start date, unless otherwise noted.
For Graduate Studies Applications open up to 18 months prior to start date, unless otherwise noted.
Gather what you need to complete your application. Depending on your background and program of study, you may need to provide:
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Transcripts and course information from previous studies;
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Proof of English language proficiency;
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A personal statement about your goals for the program;
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A portfolio of your previous work;
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An audition or interview;
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Reference contact information.
If you've met the general admission requirements for your chosen graduate program, you're ready to apply.
Submission of documents for admission is carried out ONLINE!
Applying online is simple if you're fully prepared.
Remember, each application requires a non-refundable fee, and evaluation begins upon payment receipt.
Meet application deadlines!
05/ Check your application status
After submitting your application, monitor its status to confirm completion and fee payment.
Communication regarding your application will be sent to the primary email address provided.
Regularly check your email and application portal, especially near program deadlines and important dates.
Details about scholarships or bursaries may accompany your Offer of Admission or arrive separately.
06/ Receiving an admission offer
If you have been notified of a decision and have received an offer, you need to accept or decline your offer and address any special conditions.
If you're an international student and you receive an offer of admission from the Universities/Colleges, you'll need a provincial attestation letter (PAL) before you can apply for your study permit.
Applicants to Master’s and Doctoral degrees will not require a Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL).
After you have accepted your offer you should
apply for a student visa.