King's University College Admissions 2024-25

The King's University College Entry Requirements

The OUAC application portal accepts applications for admission to King's College. For international students, the application fee is around CAD 166. Each extra option requires an additional application cost of CAD 50. International admission standards change depending on the applicant's home country. Let’s take a look at important King’s University College’s entry requirements students need to submit -

Admission Requirements:

• Academic transcripts from previously attended institutions
• An overall grade average of 60% or more
• Description of courses studied in previous universities
• Proof of English language proficiency
• Copy of passport
• Evidence of sufficient funding
• Canada Student Visa

English Language Requirements:

The ability to communicate in English is a crucial qualification for admission to King's College. Applicants who do not speak English as their first language or who have not studied in an English-speaking setting for at least four years must provide one of the following test scores -

• IELTS: An overall score of 6.5 with a minimum of 5.5 on each band
• TOEFL: An overall score of 88 with a minimum score of 21 in each section
• PTE: An overall score of 59
• CAEL: A minimum score of 70
• Duolingo: An overall score of 115 or more with a minimum score of 95 in each section

The King's University College Fees

The programs available at King's are thoroughly described on the school's website, which is linked below. For example, King's has become known for its challenging-entry rates King's Foundations in the Humanities, a first-year plan of study that studies history, literature, and philosophy, as well as its four-year Social Justice and Peace Studies program. Although undergraduate studies are prioritized, there is also a full-time or part-time graduate degree in social work. Let’s take a look at some of King’s University College’s fees per year -

• Psychology: CAD 23,937
• Philosophy: CAD 23,937

The King's University College Placements

The Career Services department at King's College assists students in finding appropriate employment after graduation; college students usually either enroll in graduate programs or hunt for suitable jobs in their subject of interest. Thus, King’s University College’s Placements Centre also assists students with the application process by providing resume and CV resources, interview guidance, obtaining recommendations, personal statement advice, and so on. Within two years of graduation, 94% of college graduates are employed. Students seeking work in Canada are provided with job search resources, networking opportunities, for example, resumes and cover letters, helpful feedback, mock interviews, and information on how to use social media for job search.