You are about to apply for this program. Please review the program requirements, fees, refund policy, and all relevant information on this page carefully before proceeding.
- Academic Requirement: Applicants will hold an undergraduate degree from a recognized institution, with a minimum required average of 73 to 76 per cent (B or 3.0 GPA) in their best 10 full-year or best 20 half-year completed courses. Preference will be given to students with four-year honours degrees. Each candidate must have received the required undergraduate degree by July 1 of the year in which they begin their Bachelor of Education program. Applicants must have completed a minimum of five full-year courses, or 10 one-semester courses in a first teachable subject and three full courses, or six one-semester courses in a second teachable subject. A minimum of 70 per cent (B- or 2.7 GPA) average is required in each teachable subject.
- ELP Requirement: Duolingo: 130, IELTS 7.0, TOEFL (Internet-based): 83 overall for most programs. Minimum sub-scores for all programs: Listening - 20 Reading - 20 Speaking - 19 Writing – 20
Under Graduate Students
How do I receive a 100 per cent refund?
You have 10 business days from the first day of classes to decide if you want to change your course load or withdraw and receive a 100 per cent refund.
How do I receive a 50 per cent refund?
You have 20 business days from the first day of classes to decide if you want to change your course load or withdraw and receive a 50 per cent refund. The 50 per cent refund is applicable to your tuition fees only and does not include:
- Compulsory ancillary fees
- Flat fees
- Course-and program-specific fees (if applicable)
Withdrawing from the university
If you are considering withdrawing from the university, we encourage you to talk to your Academic Advisor. After meeting with your advisor, if you choose to withdraw from the university you are responsible for completing the undergraduate withdrawal process by the posted deadline.
Graduate Students
You may drop classes through MyOntarioTech. After the tenth day of the term, drop requests must be completed using the Add/Drop Form. Please check Important Dates for more information.
Withdrawing from the university
If you are considering withdrawing from the university, we encourage you to talk to your Graduate Faculty Office and your supervisor (if applicable). After discussing with your faculty, if you choose to withdraw from the university you are responsible for completing the graduate student withdrawal form.
Note: Important deadlines can be checked by clicking here (Check deadlines)
- Validity of Information and Documents: You affirm that all information and copies of documents provided are valid, authentic, and up to date.
- Application Fee: The application fee is non-refundable and non-transferable under any circumstances.
- LOA Deposit: The Letter of Acceptance (LOA) deposit is refundable only if your study permit application is refused. If you fail to submit your visa application and request a refund of your LOA deposit, the college reserves the right to deny the refund.
- Accuracy of LOA Information: You must ensure that all information on the LOA is accurate, as it will be reflected on your Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL). Once issued, the details on the PAL cannot be changed.
- Email Communications: You are responsible for checking your email regularly for deadline notifications. Failure to do so may result in automatic removal from the intake, and your LOA deposit will not be refunded.
- Visa Submission Recommendation: We strongly recommend submitting your visa application to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) at least three (3) months before the program start date. This aligns with college guidelines and supports refund requests in the event of visa refusal.
- GCKey Account Monitoring: You should monitor your GCKey account regularly and promptly inform the college of any updates to ensure timely actions (e.g., class registration, refund processing).
- Post-Registration Matters: Once you are registered at the institution, any withdrawal, tuition refund, or related issue becomes a direct matter between you and the institution; the agent cannot intervene.
- Tuition Refund Period: You acknowledge that most colleges enforce a maximum 90-day period for processing tuition fee refunds.
- Post-Graduation Work Permit: Subject to immigration regulations, you may be eligible for a Post-Graduation Work Permit of up to three years upon successful completion of your study program. For details, please visit: Eligibility details.
- Change of Agent or Institution: You agree not to change your education agent or institution after your study visa has been granted or after any tuition fees have been paid.
- Immigration Regulation Changes: You acknowledge that immigration policies and procedures may change beyond our control. We cannot be held responsible for any direct or indirect impact such changes may have on your admission.
- Legal Standing: You confirm that there are no legal cases pending against you in any court of law in your home country or abroad.
- Application Fee: $110
- LOA Deposit: $2,000
- Annual Tuition Fee: $32,188.02
- Total Tuition Fee: $48,281.52
- Course Duration: 16 consecutive months postgraduate
- Credentials: Bachelor
- Intake: September
- Study permit fee: $150 (Non-refundable)
- Biometric fee: $85 (Non-refundable)
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Student insurance (Annual):
- Silver Plan: $749.70/year
- Gold Plan: $865.20/year
Effective 8th Nov'24, deposit of GIC is not compulsory. It is optional to open a GIC account of $20,635.
• CV/Resume
• Statement of Intent (Must cover the below questions) 1-2 Page
1. Why are you interested in your chosen field and program?
2. Why is Ontario Tech University’s program a good fit for you?
3. What are your career goals and interests?
• Passport
• Academic documents
• Agent Declaration Form (attached) Leave the Student number, OUAC reference no, agent information blank.
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IF ONSHORE STUDENT
- Stamped copy of visa
- LOI
- Study permit
- Canadian Address:
- Canadian Contact No: