In light of the government's directives, we have suspended campus tours and in person appointments for now. But, we'd love to chat with you! To book a time to Skype or FaceTime with a recruiter, or to speak on the phone: Book an appointment.

You can upload unofficial copies of transcripts in the MyConcordia Student Centre (rather than mailing hard copies). Deadlines to submit documents have been extended.

We understand that schools across the globe are making many adjustments. We will assess your application for future terms with this in mind.

Concordia is committed to delivering courses online and allowing students to complete the Winter 2020 term. Degree transfer applications are still being accepted for Fall 2020. Typically, you receive your decision after the exam period in May.

The pass notation may make a student ineligible for admission. Some programs require a C- or higher for admission eligibility.

Do not worry about submitting official documents now. You can upload unofficial copies in the interim. You have until the start of the term to submit your official documents.

We also accept official transcripts officially via Parchment or National Student Clearinghouse. Please note that you and your school need to be signed up with these service providers to make use of this option for submitting transcripts.

If your offer contains a condition related to an exam and the exam has been cancelled, it will not impact your offer. For example, if you are an IB student or were due to complete GCSE exams, we are aware that these exams have been cancelled. We understand schools are awarding grades based on work already completed. Your admissions officer will review the transcripts provided by your school to finalize your admission. As long as you are earning your diploma and your final and subject specific grades meet the programs academic requirement, your offer is still valid. 

If your school moves to a pass/fail, we will use the available grades to determine your admissibility to Concordia. We will not use a change in the school grading process to negatively impact your admission to Concordia.

Cegep students can start their program at Concordia with up to three missing “components” for completing a DEC; components can include any combination of a course, the language exit test, or the comprehensive assessment. The requirement to provide proof of DEC is extended to Summer 2021.

We understand schools are awarding grades based on work already completed. Your admissions officer will review the transcripts provided by your school to finalize your admission. As long as you are earning your diploma and your final and subject specific grades meet the programs academic requirement, your offer of admission is still valid.

Although Concordia’s campuses are closed, you can still accept your offer of admission by logging in to your Student Centre. The undergraduate confirmation date has been extended. You have until June 1 to make your decision.

The IELP program is still expected to begin as scheduled in September. We recommend that you continue with your application for study permits and follow the process for registration as outlined in your offer of admission. If you have questions, contact cce@concordia.ca.

The COVID-19 situation has brought many uncertainties. We want to be as flexible as possible at Concordia. If you do not want to start your degree with remote learning, you will be allowed to defer your admission.

There is no rush to make the request — you have until August 2020 to make your decision. From July 1 to August 15, you can email your admissions officer. Include your ID number and make sure you indicate whether you want to begin in January 2021 or September 2021.

You do not need to pay the $100 confirmation deposit to be deferred.

Nothing has changed yet; classes are still expected to begin as scheduled in September. We are closely monitoring the situation and if anything changes, you will be notified by email.

Read more about advising during the university’s physical closure.