COVID-19 FAQ for prospective and newly admitted undergraduate students

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.

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

Our admissions staff are processing official documents received by mail. Review your options depending on where you last studied.

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 you think you may not be able to meet the conditions, please email the admissions officer indicated in the Offer of Admission.

Cegep students who have been admitted can start their program if they are missing a maximum of one component to complete their DEC. A component can include a course, the language exit exam, or the comprehensive assessment. The requirement to provide proof of DEC is extended by one term. If you know that you are missing one component for your DEC, you must contact your Cegep and obtain confirmation from them that you only have one missing component and that you will indeed be obtaining your DEC by the appropriate deadline.

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

Concordia has partnered with Places4students to offer you the most comprehensive list of off-campus housing options, as well as additional resources and information.