Canadian Admissions

You can apply right here on our website.  Then, have your transcripts and any other supporting documents sent to our admissions office. The application is free, and we usually get back to you with a decision within a week or two of receiving your application and documents. 

Yes, both of our campuses are qualified for OSAP funding.

Tuition is variable and depends on the level of merit scholarship and other grants that you receive. Once we have your marks from high school or other post secondary institutions, we can calculate this and provide it to you.  Visit our tuition and aid page to learn more.

Yes, and we provide very generous transfer credit. 

Yes, and specifically for those programs that are intended to be certified such as a teacher, nurse or social worker. Each of those programs have a long and established history of Ontario certification.  Additionally, we have been preparing teachers for the Ontario Certificate of Qualification for almost 40 years.

For nursing, the students complete the same NCLEX nursing examination as Ontario trained nurses.

For Social Work, their certification is automatically eligible for the Ontario College of Social Work.

Our average class size is 18 students, and each student receives personal attention from our dedicated faculty.

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No, Canadian citizens do not need a visa to study in the U.S. (this does not apply to Canadian permanent residents). Instead, you’ll need to present an I-20 form at the border to confirm your student status. The I-20 application process is straightforward, and supported by our International Relations Office.

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Yes, we offer a variety of on-campus housing options, including residence halls, apartments, and student housing. First-year students are guaranteed a spot, typically in the residence halls. You can find more details on our residence life page.

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