Once you have received your Niagara College Offer of Admission (OOA), set up your MyNC Student Portal Account.

A video tutorial to assist in your account creation – found here: niagaracollege.ca/launchguide/introduction/mync/

After successfully setting up your MyNC Student Portal account, ensure that you pay the deposit amount indicated on your OOA. Once your deposit payment has been received by Niagara College, log into your portal to accept your offer of admission.

Ensure that your tuition fees are paid by the due date indicated in your Letter of Acceptance (LOA). If payment is not received by this date, you will risk having your offer of admission revoked.

For fee details, please refer to the Estimation of Fees page in your offer package to understand the required payment amount, and can visit our Tuition Paymentwebpage for accepted methods of payment.

If you received a LOA with outstanding conditions (located on page 5/6 of Letter of Acceptance Package under Conditions of Acceptance), you must submit the required documents by the indicated deadlines. Applicants with outstanding conditions will not be permitted to register in courses and may lose their offer if their Conditions of Acceptance are not satisfied prior to the stated deadline.

Applicants may submit their outstanding documents through our Submission Portal, or by emailing [email protected] with your NC Student identification (ID) number included.

Once you receive your Letter of Acceptance package and Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL), it is important to begin the process of applying for your Canadian immigration documents (such as your study permit and temporary resident visa). Processing times vary by country, so it is important to begin early. You must have a valid study permit to begin your studies at Niagara College. Your application can be made at a Canadian Embassy, Consulate or High Commission in your country.

For information on current immigration processing times, please visit the Canadian Immigration and Citizenship webpage.

We recommend students live near their campus of study. While it can be tempting to live with friends or family in a different city, living nearby improves access to classes, campus events, and student life experiences.

Once you receive permission from Canadian Immigration to study at Niagara College, you should book your flight to Canada right away, and register for your terms Orientation, which occurs the week prior to classes.

All International students are provided with a guard.me insurance policy, which is included in your fees. If you intend to arrive to Canada prior to your programs start date as outlined in your Letter of Acceptance, our insurance provider Guard.me offers Supplemental Insurance to ensure that you, and your dependents, are covered in case of an emergency or medical concern. Supplemental Insurance must be purchased on your own.

If you have existing medical conditions, you are encouraged to bring any required documentation when you travel to allow doctors in Canada to quickly assess your condition. Additionally, students are eligible to purchase supplemental insurance for costs that are not covered through the International Student guard.me policy provided