Prospective students can schedule an appointment with our expert advisors who will discuss career goals, program details, answer questions, and provide a tour of our facilities, including opportunities to meet current students and staff.
Application Process
How to Begin Your Journey
Admissions
Your journey toward a rewarding career starts with a simple, guided process. Follow these three steps to explore our programs, meet admission standards, and join the Edison College community.
Step 1: Choose your program
Go through the programs and courses and find the one that best fits your interests and goals.
Check key details such as program type, application deadlines, and start dates.
Step 2: Meet the admission requirements
Review the admission requirements for your chosen program to ensure eligibility. Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission.
The requirements may include:
- English language proficiency
- Minimum overall grades
- Specific subject requirements (e.g., mathematics)
Step 3: Prepare and submit your application
Once you understand the requirements, gather your supporting documents and submit your application.
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Find Out Why Edison Is The Place To Be
Career Advisor Meeting & Campus Tour
Student For A Day
At Edison College, we offer the ‘Student for a Day’ program, allowing prospective students to experience college life firsthand by attending live classes, exploring campus and community, gaining program insights, and asking questions.
Lunch & Learns
Discover the vibrant academic life at Edison College by attending one of our upcoming events, offering a firsthand experience of our campus culture.
Finance Options
Edison College offers several financing options to help make your education more affordable. Depending on your eligibility, you may qualify for government student loans and grants, payment plans, student lines of credit, scholarships, or external funding programs. Book an appointment with our financial advisor who will find the best option for you.
Options Include:
Student Loans: Many of our students choose to access a student loan. Student loans are interest-free while you are in school and repayment commences after you graduate.
Windmill Microlending: A national charity that provides eligible immigrants and refugees with low-interest loans of up to $15,000 for tuition, books, fees, and other education-related expenses.
RESP: You may use this for educational investments without penalties.
Bank Loans: Most banking institutions offer a student line of credit.
EI: If you are unemployed, you may meet the criteria for sponsored training.
Self-Payments: Equal monthly instalments over the duration of your program.
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Enrollment Process
The next step is to begin the enrollment process and submit admission-related documents. Your admissions advisor will work with you closely to get you started on this new and exciting journey to a new career!
