Cambrian College

The application fee for Cambrian College is CAD 110. Students can choose up to 3 programs from Cambrian. Cambrian College takes admissions through OCAS. International students can pay application fees online via credit card or wire transfer. OCAS is the Ontario Colleges Association of Canada also known as Ontariocolleges.ca. The application fees mentioned above is a non-refundable, meaning, once it is paid, they can not be refunded.

All applications to Cambrian College are processed through ontariocolleges.ca. International students should keep the important dates in mind and apply accordingly. The admission dates are given by OCAS and not by Cambrian College. The Cambrian College admission deadlines are:

• Jun 2024: Tuition Deposit Due at the Colleges
• The last date to submit a non-refundable CAD 250 term deposit is Nov 15, 2024, at Cambrian College.

Cambrian College is very popular among international students. In the 2021/22 academic year more than 1,400 international students from more than 43 countries in the world applied to Cambrian College. Cambrian College offers a very diverse and vibrant culture on all of its campuses. Thus making it extremely comfortable and friendly for international students. Cambrian College is one of the best colleges for postsecondary education in Norther Ontario.

Cambrian College is one of the finest colleges in North Ontario. For the past 10 years in a row, it has been consistently ranked among Canada’s top 50 research colleges by Research Infosource. In the latest rankings, Cambrian College was placed #18 overall in Canada. Nationally, Cambrian College ranks third among medium-sized colleges for the number of paid student researchers with 109.

Cambrian College is a public postsecondary institution of higher education in Northern Ontario. Cambrian College was founded in 1967 in Sudbury, Ontario. Dr. John T. Koski formerly principal of the Northern Ontario Institute of Technology was appointed as the first president of Cambrian College. In September 1967 classes were started on three campuses; North Bay, Sault Ste, and Sudbury campus.