Colleges in Canada

There are some admission requirements that international students need to fulfil at Capilano University.

• Indian students applying for undergraduate course are required to have state higher secondary school certificate (awarded by State Board) or All India Senior School Certificate (awarded by Central Board) or Indian School Certificate Examination (awarded by Council for ISCE).
• Additionally, a minimum grade point average of 2.0 (60%) is calculated on English studies 12 or English 12 or English First Peoples 12 and two academic Grade 12 courses.
• English language tests like IELTS, TOEFL and PTE are also required. Indian students also need to provide letter of recommendation, statement of purpose and resume.

Wilfrid Laurier university has two huge campuses in Brantford and Waterloo and two smaller campuses in Kitchener and Toronto. The Waterloo campus is the main and the biggest campus that houses the Lazaridis School of Business and Economics and the faculty members in music, arts, science, graduate studies and education. The Brantford Campus is home to the faculty members of human and social sciences and liberal arts. Lyle S. Hallman Faculty of Social Work is based in the Kitchener campus. Located on Exchange Tower's ground floor at King and York Streets, the Toronto campus offers a weekend MBA programme and offers a multi-functional space to host various events such as roundtables, receptions, poetry readings, workshops, seminars, etc. The university offers more than 100-degree programmes in an array of subjects such as accounts, anthropology, applied sciences, archaeology, social science, sciences, business, computer science, arts, economics, communication, journalism, law, philosophy, mathematics, political science, social work, psychology, etc.

Students will receive an acknowledgment from the university, with login instructions about two weeks after submitting Toronto University application for undergraduate courses. In the case of graduate programs, the decision on the application will vary by graduate unit, and is affected by the number of applications received. Some early offers of admission are sent out in January or February,  but, the majority of offers normally come in March. Generally, the University of Toronto advises applicants to expect a response by April,  although decisions continue to be made after this too.