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Hall Building remains closed until 1:15 p.m. September 10 – morning classes are cancelled.

Hall Building remains closed until 1:15 p.m. September 10 – morning classes are cancelled.

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Alternative study pathways

Learning at any stage

There's more than one way to pursue your studies, and we celebrate your background and your pathway forward! Discover next steps to pick up where you left off or explore a new discipline in a hands-on learning community. 

Discover your path to advancement

Choose the path that matches your educational background to explore your next steps.

Transfer students

Learn about transferring programs as a current Concordian or from another institution.

Mature entry

If you are over 21 years old and didn't complete high school or CEGEP, you can still study at Concordia. 

Independent students

Take courses on a part-time basis without seeking a degree or a certificate. 

Indigenous Bridging Program

A pathway for eligible First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples to attain a university degree.

Microprograms

No prior degree required

Take 9 to 12 credits in a concentrated learning environment in relevant and employable industries.

Continuing Education

Jump into a skills-based program, non-credit courses or workshops to boost your career goals and credentials. 

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)

Get formal recognition for professional and life experience for current students in eligible programs.

Senior Non-Credit Program

Learners age 55+ can take undergraduate courses at a reduced tuition rate without the pressure of exams or coursework.

Student success stories

Brigeen Badour

Brigeen Badour

Brigeen is a three-time Concordia graduate and first began her studies as a mature student. Now retired, she enjoyed a long career as an academic advisor at Concordia and advocated for making university possible for all students. 

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Jordyn Goodleaf

Brigeen Badour

After successful completion of the Kaié:ri Nikawerá:ke Indigenous Bridging Program, Jordyn is transitioning into a Bachelor of Commerce program.

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