Conestoga College

Yes, Conestoga College alumni do help current Indian students via mentorship sessions and career-guidance to ease their transition as a student to industry professional. The Alumni Office works with the Student Success department to provide resources like the Grad Launch guide. This includes advice and insights from industry professionals.

TD Bank, Linarmar Corportation, Walmart Canada, and Loblaw Companies Limited are some of the popular recruiters of Conestoga College alumni. 

Conestoga alumni are employed full-time in several sectors including IT & Services, Engineering & Manufacturing, Business Development & Sales, Operations, Finances, and Skilled Trades.

Get in touch with Conestoga College via email to know more.

Conestoga performs reasonably well for graduate satisfaction. As per the 2024 Colleges Ontario KPI survey, more than 80% of Conestoga graduates were satisfied with the quality of studies. 92% of Employers were also satisfied with the quality of graduates the institute was able to produce. Over 5,200 Conestoga grads are working as entrepreneurs.

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Yes, students can defer the start of their studies at Conestoga College. Here is everything you need to know about programme deferrals at Conestoga:

• A deferral only works for the same programme at the same campus for a future intake
• Change of programme or withdrawing application is not considered a deferral
• Request for the same can be made via the OCAS Admission portal
• Once a deferral is requested, the OCAS application gets locked, and no further changes or updates can be made

Yes, Indian students can change courses at Conestoga Canada. It is only allowed during a specific period and according to programme rules. 

To change a course, one can use the Student Portal to add or drop courses when timetables are released.  Another way is to submit a Course Change request form under the "Services" tab on the portal.

No, Conestoga College Canada usually does not allow late payment of tuition fees from Indian students. An initial penalty of CAD 150 (INR 10 K) applies to students who miss the fee payment deadline.

The college may opt to remove a student's pre-registered status, suspend student account, or even cancel enrollment. 

Indian students can pay their dues at Conestoga College canada via Flywire, Convera, net banking, or via a Canadian bank draft or certified cheque.

The fees is to be paid by the date mentioned on the admission offer. For Indian students, this is usually 30 days from the date of acceptance.

Indian students can pay their dues at Conestoga College canada via Flywire, Convera, net banking, or via a Canadian bank draft or certified cheque.

The fees is to be paid by the date mentioned on the admission offer. For Indian students, this is usually 30 days from the date of acceptance.

Yes, Indian students can defer their admission at Conestoga College if they miss visa deadlines however, it is not guaranteed. 

The initial tuition paid to Conestoga is not refundable (CAD 2,500) so it is important to apply for a deferral as early as possible if  the visa is delayed.

The same can be done via the official portal of the college.

Conestoga College recommends applying for admission by February 1 for the Fall intake of this year. It is the case because it is the equal consideration date for the Ontario colleges. 

If the students choose this date to apply, the chances of admission increase a lot.  The applicants can apply via the OCAS portal. 

The applications can be accepted after this Conestoga application deadline too, but it may not be available for oversubscribed programs.