INQUIRIES

All correspondence regarding admission should be directed to:
International Admissions Officer
Office of Admissions
North American College
730 Yonge Street, Suit 207, Toronto, ON, M4Y 2B7
Canada

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INTERNATIONAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENT

Freshman admission requirements are a graduate from any recognized secondary school.

ENGLISH PROFICIENCY REQUIREMENTS

The following applicants are exempt from taking the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) and the Test of Written English (TWE)

Applicants who have completed all of their secondary or post-secondary education in USA or another English speaking country such as the United Kingdom, Australia, the West Indies, and other countries as specified by the office of Admissions

Applicants who have NOT taken intensive or remedial English course work or English as a Second language (ESL) in their secondary or post-secondary institutions.

Applicants whose native language is not English, and have been instructed in the English Medium may be exempted from the TOEFL/TWE requirements. The TOEFL/TWE Bulletin of information and Information and Registration Form is available at American center, British council or many other counseling offices. If this information is difficult to find in your local area, write to TOEFL, Box 6151, Princeton, New Jersey, USA, or contacting the world wide web address: http://www.toefl.org.

COLLEGE APPLICATION DUE DATES

Fall Term - May 1 (classes begin in September)
Winter Term - September 1 (classes begin in January)
Spring/Summer Term - January 1 (classes begin in May)

REQUIRED ADMISSION ACADEMIC CREDENTIALS

To be considered for admission as a graduate international student, applicants must submit official transcripts, mark sheet or other appropriate records of all secondary and / university level grades/ marks, description of courses (if available). The recording of grades of one or more colleges/ universities attended upon the transcript of another institution does not meet this requirement. If the educational system is similar to the Canadian or American pattern, all courses should be listed with letter grades (A, B, C, D, E) or a comparable grading scale. Where the European system (based on subject fields rather than courses) is used, official record of subjects taken as well as the results of all examination taken and passed, specifying the level of academic achievement, must also be submitted. In countries where the unit, credit, or hours for each course is used: i.e. hours per week should also be listed on the academic record.

All transcripts must be in native languages (where applicable) and an official English translation of transcript with official signatures and seals of issuing institutions must be submitted as well.

COPIES OF DOCUMENTS

Photocopies of original documents must bear the original signature and seal (if applicable) of the registrar/tabulator or examination controller of the issuing institution - the signature and seal must be original and separate from the photographic image. Attested or "true" copies are acceptable only if certified by signature and seal (if applicable) of an administrative official of the school in which the studies were completed. In many instances academic documents can be attested by the notary public of the country the student is applying from. For additional inquiries as to the verification/request of academic credentials, please contact the International Admissions Counselor.

FINANCIAL DOCUMENTATION OF SUPPORT

Support statements showing your sponsor's willingness to pay for tuition, registration fees, books and supplies, and living expenses (if applicable) for the anticipated study period at North American College, Business and Information Technology.

You or your sponsor's ability to provide the needed funds must be verified by a third party such as bank. You may use the enclosed "bank statement" or you may request a letter from your sponsor's bank indicating the name of the bank, the account number, account holder's signature, and bank official's signature. These documents are required for the student visa at the Canadian Embassy in the home country. It is advised that they be prepared in triplicate "original copies". One set for the visa application, one for North American College, Business and Information Technology, and one for applicant's personal life.

The Certificate of Eligibility accompanies the letter of admission with additional information about registration procedures. Once your student visa is approved and you have entered Canada, it is imperative that you contact the International Admission Office at main campus with all documents to finalize your entry. Failure to do so, may affect your student status in Canada and will impede you from registering for classes for the next consecutive semester. If you have misplaced your Enrolment letter, please contact the International Admissions office or local office in your country for a duplicate.

HOUSING

North American College apartments are particularly convenient and within walking distance from the main campus. For more information please contact the NACBIT Housing Authority at main campus or info@nacollege.com.