Preparing Your Admission Application | LaSalle College Montréal

Find all the information about our admission criteria, required documents, and tuition fees.

The following documents must be attached to the application form upon submission:

The candidates’ birth certificate with the name of the parents
Student record
- The most recent academic records: If the applicant completed his studies in the province of Québec, his record must be issued by the Ministère de l’Éducation or the Ministère de l'Enseignement supérieur
- A copy of the applicants' high school diploma

The following documents must be attached to the application form upon submission:

The candidates’ birth certificate with the name of the parents
Canadian citizenship card or certificate (front and back)
CSQ (Certificat de sélection du Québec)
Student record
- The most recent academic records:
  - If the applicant completed his studies in the province of Québec, his record must be issued by the Ministère de l’Éducation or the Ministère de l'Enseignement supérieur
  - If the applicant studied in another province within Canada, his transcripts must be issued by the Ministry of Education from the province or territory where he attended school
  - If the applicant studied outside of Canada, his record must be issued by an educational institution or by the state
- A copy of the applicants' high school diploma or equivalent (in English or French)

The following documents must be attached to the application form upon submission:

The candidates’ birth certificate with the name of the parents
Permanent resident card (front and back)
CSQ (Certificat de sélection du Québec)
Student record
- The most recent academic records:
  - If the applicant completed his studies in the province of Québec, his record must be issued by the Ministère de l’Éducation or the Ministère de l'Enseignement supérieur
  - If the applicant studied in another province within Canada, his transcripts must be issued by the Ministry of Education from the province or territory where he attended school
  - If the applicant studied outside of Canada, his record must be issued by an educational institution or by the state
- A copy of the applicants' high school diploma or equivalent (in English or French)

For Canadian and Quebecers, you may need to take a written language test to determine your proficiency in the chosen language of instruction. This test, or the standardized test, allows us to adapt your academic track to your needs so that you can obtain your Diploma of College Studies (DCS).

You can apply anytime for any future starting semester.

The registration period at LaSalle College, contrary to other college level institutions, is open all year round.

We do our best to process all applications as quickly as possible. We recommend submitting your application as soon as possible to ensure a spot in your desired semester.

We begin to process applications once we have received:

all validated documents, and
the payment of the admission fee.

Note: Some files may require additional processing time. Processing time may be extended during the period before the August and January terms.

DEC: To be admitted to a DCS program, you must obtain a Diploma of Secondary Studies or its recognized equivalent.

AEC: To be admitted to an ACS program, you must be deemed by the College to have sufficient prior training and satisfy one of the following conditions:

To have interrupted studies for at least 2 consecutive semesters, or one year
To hold an agreement between an employer and the College
To have completed at least one year in post-secondary studies

For more information, consult the Admission Criteria section of your program of interest or contact our admissions advisors. They will be happy to help.

LaSalle College has three annual start dates: fall, winter and summer semesters.

Here are the upcoming start dates for the Montréal and for the Laval campuses:

Winter Semester | DCS & ACS

Summer Semester | DCS & ACS

1. Application and admission fees received

2. File created

3. Email sent to candidate specifying documents to provide

4. All requested documents received

5. Auditor validates all documents

6. If file is approved, educational services contract is created

7. Approved file sent to admissions advisor

8. Educational services contract sent to candidate for signature

9. Signed contract received and registration fees paid

10. Registration confirmed

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