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Admission application deadlines

Undergraduate programs

September Entry (Fall term)

  • April 15 – Application deadline for International applicants
  • June 1 – Application deadline for Canadian citizens and permanent residents.

January Entry (Winter term)

  • September 30 – Application deadline for international applicants to all in-person programs. Your application must be submitted and your admission file must be complete without any missing documents.
  • December 1 – Application deadline for Canadian citizens and permanent residents. (Deadline extended)

May Entry (Spring/Summer term)

  • April 30 – Application deadline for Canadian citizens and permanent residents.
Graduate Diplomas and Master's Programs

September Entry (Fall term)

  • February 1 – Application deadline for all applicants to Counselling, Psychotherapy and Spirituality. The application and all required documents must be received no later than February 1, 2027. 
  • April 15 – Application deadline for International applicants: all other programs.
  • June 1 – Application deadline for Canadian citizens and permanent residents: all other programs.

January Entry (Winter term)

  • September 30 – Application deadline for international applicants to all in-person programs. Your application must be submitted and your admission file must be complete without any missing documents.
  • December 1 – Application deadline for Canadian citizens and permanent residents. (Deadline extended)

May Entry (Spring/Summer term)

  • April 30 – Application deadline for Canadian citizens and permanent residents.
PhD Programs

September Entry (Fall term)

  • April 15 – Application deadline for International applicants.
  • June 1 – Application deadline for Canadian citizens and permanent residents.

May Entry (Spring/Summer term)

  • April 30 – Application deadline for Canadian citizens and permanent residents

If you are not a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident of Canada, you will require a study permit. Consult Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada’s application processing time tool for more information.