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Niagara College

Welland, Niagara

www.niagaracollege.ca
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Intakes

Niagara College offers three main intakes for international students. While many Colleges primarily focus on September and January, Niagara College is notable for also offering a May intake for various programs.

The January and September intakes are the major intakes, with most of the Undergraduate programs and only a few Postgraduate programs available.

This is the May intake, with only Undergraduate programs available.

Cost to Study at Niagara College, Canada

Niagara College tuition fees cover the cost of program delivery and institutional services. In addition to tuition, students may also pay ancillary and program-specific material fees, which support non-academic services and specialized course needs. All fees need to be paid by the deadlines stated in the Letter of Acceptance.
 

To make international payments easier, Niagara College has partnered with CIBC International Student Pay, offering students a faster, more affordable, and secure way to pay their fees. Once processed, payments are automatically updated in the student account, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free experience for international students. 

Types of Expenses Annual Expenses in INR
Annual PG Tuition fee 10.3 Lakhs
Annual UG Tuition fee9.9 Lakhs
Accommodation & food expenses 6.1 - 8.3 Lakhs
Other1.2 - 4.8 Lakhs

Note: The tuition fees mentioned are approximate and may vary. It is recommended to check the university’s official website for the most up-to-date fee structure.

Scholarships Available

Niagara College offers over $4 million in funding options to eligible international students. Various bursaries are available, with students able to receive up to $5,000. The College recognizes academic excellence and meaningful contributions to the campus community through its International Student Awards. No separate application is required, as recipients are selected based on their academic performance and active involvement in co-curricular activities.

EAP to Postsecondary Scholarship

Type: Entrance Based

Level: Bachelors

Value: Can$ 2500 - Can$ 5000

English for Academic Preparation Bursary

Type: Entrance Based

Level: Bachelors

Value: Can$ 750 – Can$ 1500

ESL Online to Postsecondary Scholarship

Type: Entrance Based

Level: Bachelors

Value: Can$ 2500 - Can$ 5000

Admission Requirements

Niagara College has general admission requirements; however, each program may have its own specific criteria in addition to the standard guidelines. In general, applicants are required to show English Proficiency Test scores. Some programs may also have additional requirements such as specific prerequisite courses, pre-admission testing, portfolios, or auditions. For Indian students, Niagara College admission requirements can be checked here.

✅ Students need to have a Bachelor's Degree with a minimum of 50% or higher in a related field.

✅ IELTS: 6.5 overall, with no module less than 5.5
✅ TOEFL iBT: 85 overall, with no module less than 24
✅ PTE Academic: 64 overall, with no module less than 58
✅ DET: An overall score of 125

✅ Grade 12 with a minimum of 70% or higher from a recognized institution. Students holding a 10+ Diploma should have an overall score of 70% or higher. Six Grade 12 academic subjects are required. Students from a commerce background need to have studied Accounts. Math is not required.

✅ IELTS: 6.5 overall, with no module less than 6
✅ TOEFL iBT: 88 overall, with no module less than 20
✅ PTE Academic: 61 overall, with no module less than 60
✅ DET: An overall score of 125

✅ Students need to have completed Grade 12 with 50% or higher from a recognized institution.
✅ Specific Subject Requirement: Grade 12 English and any Grade 11 or Grade 12 Math are required.

✅ IELTS: 6 overall, with no module less than 5.5
✅ PTE Academic: 58 overall, with no module less than 50
✅ TOEFL iBT: 80 overall, with no module less than 20
✅ DET: A minimum score of 105 is required

Note: Admission requirements may vary, it is advisable to check the official university website for the most up-to-date and specific eligibility criteria.

Students Essential Services

Niagara College campus offers a wide range of services to support students’ academic, personal, and professional growth. These include academic advising, health and wellness services, career support, and accessibility assistance. International students also receive additional services such as airport pickup, banking guidance, and access to multi-faith spaces.
 

Academic Advisors guide students with academic planning, program changes, and withdrawal processes. They also support students in exploring pathway options.

The team ensures students have a fulfilling College experience. From Orientation to graduation, students can enjoy on-campus events, volunteer opportunities, and community involvement. Niagara College is also proud of its strong varsity teams and recreational programs open to all students.

Niagara College offers on-campus residences just steps away from the Welland and Daniel J. Patterson campuses. Each residence includes private suites with a kitchenette and bathroom, as well as access to lounges, laundry, Wi-Fi, and outdoor areas.

The Health and Wellness services at Niagara College provide both physical and mental health support. Students have access to confidential personal counselling and health services. These resources ensure students feel safe, supported, and prepared throughout their academic journey.
 

Common FAQs

Adjustments for scholarships and full payment discounts are made after the tenth day of classes in each academic term. It may take one to two weeks for the updated balance to reflect in the student’s account. Students are encouraged to monitor their accounts regularly and reach out to the finance team if the update is not visible by the end of the first month.

Yes, most programs are open to students between the ages of 16 and 20. However, for applicants interested in the Adult Dual Credit program, a minimum age of 21 is required.

Tuition fee deadlines are outlined in the Letter of Acceptance (LOA) and can also be checked through the MyNC Financials portal. For first-year students, missing the deadline may result in losing their program seat. Returning students who do not meet the deadline may face timetable restrictions, a late payment fee of CAD 150, and limited access to academic documents.

Niagara College’s Health, Wellness, and Accessibility Services department provides comprehensive support for students with disabilities or learning needs. The team includes Accessibility Consultants, Learning Strategists, and Adaptive Technologists who work closely with students to arrange tailored accommodations and ensure an inclusive academic experience.

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