You’re Steps Away from U of A! 8 steps for you to apply to the University of Alberta

Applying to university is a major step in your life, and at times, the process can seem overwhelming.  The University of Alberta works to make the application process as smooth and easy as possible and we are here to help you along the way!

The University of Alberta: ranked one of the world's top 60 universities by Times Higher Education
You will be welcomed into U of A's vibrant, multicultural atmosphere, with many services available to help you adjust to university life in Canada.
U of A is located in Edmonton, Alberta, in Western Canada.  Founded in 1908, U of A is an innovative research university with 37,000 students in 200 undergraduate and 170 graduate programs. There are many program choices and world-class facilities, such as the National Institute for Nanotechnology. 

When to begin the application process
It is important to begin the application process as early as a year before you wish to attend.  Applying early will give you more time to apply for scholarships, send your documents, complete your housing application (which must be done separately from your university application), and will allow you to register in your classes as early as possible.

Wondering where to start? 
These “How to Apply” steps are an excellent starting point for coming to U of A and a great overview of the whole undergraduate application process.  Please note that graduate programs have different applications procedures. 
Step 1: Check out program options, admission requirements, and deadlines
Step 2: Submit your application
Step 3: Wait to receive your U of A e-mail and IDs
Step 4: Submit interim documents for Early Admission consideration
Step 5: Explore scholarship opportunities
Step 6: Apply to live on campus
Step 7: Apply for your study permit
Step 8: Send your official and complete documents by the deadline
The steps listed above are general, so please visit our website for more detail. 
Learn more on the U of A website

Admissions information for international students
Admission is competitive and based on your complete academic history and achievement in three main areas:
1.    Your English Language Proficiency
2.    Your academic history, showing that you have fulfilled certain academic requirements. For example, students from high school must show 5 admission subjects (required subjects vary by program and Faculty).  
3.    Your grades on the admission requirements, as shown on a transcript.

What next?
Visit the U of A website for the complete admission requirements

Contact us
If you have questions throughout the application process, the University of Alberta’s recruiters and student advisors are here to help. 
Phone:   +1-780-492-4094
E-mail:   welcome@international.ualberta.ca

Visit www.international.ualberta.ca