Algoma University Admissions 2024-25

Algoma University Entry Requirements

International students applying for admission to Algoma University should provide all relevant documentation, transcripts, English proficiency test scores, financial proof, supplementary requirements, medical records, and health insurance for one academic term. Future students can apply through the Online Application with an application fee of USD 125 which is non-refundable. Here are some of Algoma University’s entry requirements to keep in mind before applying -

Undergraduate Admission Requirements:

• Higher secondary school certificate (CBSE/State Board/ISC)
• Secondary school certificate
• English Proficiency Test Scores -
  • TOEFL PBT: 550
  • IELTS: 6.0
  • PTE: 60

Graduate Admission Requirements:

• Undergraduate degree
• Overall grade of 80% - 100%
• Completed online application
• Medical insurance
• Letter of Recommendation (LOR) is optional
• CV/Resume is optional
• Statement of Purpose (SOP) is optional
• Financial documentation
• English Proficiency Test Scores -
  • TOEFL iBT: 79
  • IELTS: 6.0

If a student does not meet any of the above criteria, they may enroll in the university’s English for Academic Purposes program (EAPP). The English proficiency requirement will be achieved if a candidate has successfully completed the EAPP Level of 4 or 5.

Algoma University Fees

Algoma University fees vary depending on the curriculum chosen by the student. The university offers undergraduate and postgraduate studies. In addition to the cost of tuition, the university charges for other amenities and services provided on campus. The following is a list of Algoma University fees dependent on the type of program a student chooses -

• Computer Science: CAD 15,322 
• Finance & Economics: CAD 13,499
• Supply Chain Management: CAD 13,499
• Information Technology: CAD 6,749
• Marketing: CAD 6,749
• Human Resource Management: CAD 6,749

Algoma University Placements

Algoma University's Career Centre aids students in seeking career opportunities, and internships, writing resumes and preparing for interviews. Students receive critical insights for future employment after completing the course through Career Planning. The Career Assistance section assists students in creating professional resumes, cover letters, and statements of previous accomplishments. All university students must complete 700 hours of field placement in a field related to their studies. Candidates should strictly adhere to the requirements and apply for jobs in their field. Employers can also advertise job openings on the university's website in order to find future university workers through Algoma University Placements.