MLC College of Business, Technology and Healthcare International student procedures

MLC College of Business Technology and Healthcare
Suite 101(Lower Floor), 3173, Erindale Station Road, Mississauga, ON L5C1Y5. Tel: 905 507 8200/01.
Email us: info@mlccollege.com
Applying to MLC College of Business Technology and Healthcare:
Applying to International Diploma Programs may seem like a daunting process for
someone who is new to this.
Whether you are currently in high school, a mature student thinking of going back to
school or you are attending another post-secondary institution thinking about making a
change to study in Canada, we would like your admission experience to be as easy as
possible.
Here is a list of questions that many applicants ask to help make this process easy for
you.
Top 10 admissions questions
1. When do I apply?
2. How can I apply?
3. What will I need when I apply?
4. What grades do I need to provide?
5. How high do my grades need to be?
6. What if English is not my first language?
7. How long will it take to find out if I’m accepted?
8. What is a Conditional Offer of Admission?
9. How do I finalize my admission?
1. When do I apply?
For the Fall Semester 2014, you can apply as early as Oct. 1 through Feb. 1 for
Early Admission. We will continue to accept applications until Aug. 31 based on
program and space availability. The more popular programs can fill up quickly, so it’s
best to apply for Early Admission or as early as possible. MLC College may also have
a Winter Intake (starting in January) for a limited number of programs.
2. How can I apply?
Use Apply Here link if you:
• are new to MLC College of Business

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A credit card is required to apply online. Applicants who are not able to use a credit
card may apply by mail.
3. What will I need when I apply?
The application form requires personal information such as name, address, birthdate,
citizenship status and Grade 12 course and grade information. You will also have to
pay a $100 non-refundable application fee when you apply.
4. What grades do I need to provide?
Since MLC College is a Private Career College, all t he Diploma Programs have pre-
requistes to attend, some transcripts will be collected on your behalf and some you
may be responsible to obtain yourself. Please review this information carefully to
determine which transcripts you are required to get.
If you are currently in high school or upgrading you are required to provide your
self-reported grades on your online application when you apply for admission. Final
official high school transcripts will also be required once you complete all of your high
school courses in June.
If you are out of high school, your final official high school transcripts are required.
5. How high do my grades need to be?
Admission to programs at MLC College is competitive, meaning students with higher
grades will be considered first. Grade requirements vary from program to program and
may increase or decrease depending on the number of applicants who apply in any
one year. For clarification on program admission requirements check out the program
you wish to apply for.
6. What if English is not my first language?
The primary language of instruction and communication at MLC College is English and
it is essential all students have an adequate knowledge in reading, writing, listening
and speaking in the English language in order for you to be successful in your studies.

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For purposes of admission, all applicants must demonstrate English Language
Proficiency.
7. How long will it take to find out if I am accepted?
Fall Semester: Admission decisions will begin to be made in November or
December and continue on an ongoing basis until August. Your application can only be
considered once your self-reported grades and any required documents have been
received as the grade information is required to determine your competitive admission
average. Generally, applicants who apply for admission during Early Admission (Oct..
1 to Feb. 1) can expect a decision between November and April. Applicants with
higher competitive averages will receive offers first and those who are close to the
competitive cut-off average may experience a longer wait. Since all applicants are
treated equally up to the end of Early Admission - February 1, 2014, we need to
ensure that we do not fill our programs prior to that date. Some programs may
also take longer due to a high volume of applications or additional criteria such as a
portfolio or interview.
Winter Semester: Admission decisions will begin to be made in November and
continue on an ongoing basis until December. Your application can only be considered
once all documents have been received as the grade information is required to
determine your competitive average. Some programs will take longer to offer
admission due to a high volume of applications.
8. What is a conditional offer of admission?
Your admission offer will be conditional until all of your final official grades/transcripts
are received. The conditions you have to meet will be outlined in your offer of
admission. All students issued a (conditional) offer of admission will be required to
submit a non-refundable registration deposit by the date specified in your admission
offer.
9. How do I finalize my admission?
Final Admission will be based on the receipt and review of final/official transcripts,
including all previously completed high school and post-secondary course work. Once
all conditions of the applicant's admission requirements have been met including
specific course requirements, grades and admission averages plus any additional non-

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academic criteria such as interviews, portfolios and auditions, you will be notified of the
outcome.

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