How do I apply to Cambrian?
To apply as an International student, you must submit a completed application form along with copies of official educational certificates/transcripts showing courses taken and grades obtained. Some important notes when applying to Cambrian:
- All photocopies must be certified by the issuing institution or notarized.
- If your transcripts are not in English or French, you must send us translations with the originals/certified copies.
- Applications are reviewed on an individual basis.
- Incomplete applications will not be processed.
- A photocopy of a passport/birth certificate must accompany your application.
The Offer of Admission
Once the College has reviewed and accepted your application, you will be sent an offer of admission. To indicate that you accept the College’s offer, you will be required to send a $400 CAD confirmation fee by certified cheque, bank draft, international money order, credit card or electronic transfer. For more information, visit international expenses. For more information on fees, visit College Costs.
The Official Letter of Admission
Once your deposit has been received in full, a formal letter of admission will be sent to you. You will need this letter in order to obtain a Study Permit from your nearest Canadian Embassy, Consulate or High Commission office. An application kit is also available from their office or from the Citizenship and Immigration Canada website. Please contact Citizenship and Immigration Canada for further information.
Conditional Acceptance
All admitted international students are conditionally accepted on the basis of their language and math skills. Two academic credits in English and two academic credits in math are requirements for most programs. While TOEFL scores are not mandatory, students should have sufficient knowledge of English to fully participate in the educational experience, which includes the ability to understand the lectures, participate in class discussions and write assignments and examinations.
Certification
Cambrian College has certificate, diploma and degree granting status in Canada. Upon graduation, students will be awarded Ministry recognized certificates, diplomas or degrees. In addition, the College has signed articulation agreements in a variety of areas with universities. For more information, visit College/ University Agreements.
English Language
The language of instruction for all of our programs is English. Students applying to our programs must have sufficient English language skills and experience to fully participate in classroom lectures, assignments, discussions and examinations. TOEFL is not a requirement for admission, but students who do not meet the English Language requirement will be asked to take additional English courses before taking their regular program of study.
Upon arrival, students will be assessed for their English skills and a recommendation will be made for any upgrading requirements. Note: those requiring intensive upgrading may have to extend their program of study by up to one year and have to pay up to one academic year of additional fees.