Steps to Apply

Step 1: Prepare the Application Package

• Meet Langara’s minimum admission requirements:
  • Successful completion of 12 years of formal education (equivalent to BC Grade 12)
  • Proof of English language proficiency (varies by program. Click here for a list of English language proficiency requirements.)
• Complete a Langara application form (download here) or apply online
• Send official transcripts and graduation certificate of secondary and post secondary education*
  • Original copies are required. Photocopies, faxes and electronic scans are NOT accepted
  • Include certified English translations if necessary
    *  See Documents Required for Application Evaluation page for more information
• Include proof of English language proficiency. Official exam result certificates are required for applications to the Arts & Science University Transfer program. Photocopies of exam result certificates are accepted for STEP and LEAP programs only.
• Include the $155CDN non-refundable application fee (payable by Visa or Master Card for overseas students)
• Send the application form and all documents together by courier to:
  • Langara College
    Office of the Registrar – International Admissions
    100 West 49^th Avenue
    Vancouver, British Columbia
    Canada V5Y 2Z6

Step 2: Offer of Admission

• After your application is approved and all documents have been verified, Langara will send you an Offer of Admission
• Upon receipt of the Offer of Admission, please submit payment of the tuition deposit. The International Student Deposit for the Arts & Science University Transfer, Career Studies, and Limited Enrolment Programs is $6000CDN (which includes a non-refundable, non-transferable Commitment Fee of $500CDN). The International Student Deposit will be applied to tuition fees in the first semester. STEP and LEAP programs require payment for the first two sessions ($5560CDN)
• Once Langara has received the Deposit, you will be sent the official Letter of Acceptance by both email and regular mail

Step 3: Letter of Acceptance

• Once you have received the Letter of Acceptance, apply for a Study Permit and Temporary Resident Visa at the nearest Canadian Embassy, Consulate, High Commission, or Visa Centre
• Carefully read all information provided to you by the College
• Apply for 3 months of private medical insurance
• Take the Online Orientation to prepare for the next step of Registration