FAQ for Future Students
FAQ for Future Students
Thinking about studying at LaSalle College? This section of our FAQ is designed just for you.
Learn about the types of diplomas we offer, how to apply, your study options, the impact of Bill 96 on English-language programs, tuition fees, and answers to top questions from international students.
Admission Process
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Financing my studies
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Diplomas and Study Options
Methods of Instruction
Continuing Education
Find clear answers about our part-time ACS programs, schedules, costs, and admission requirements. Adult education at LaSalle College: practical, flexible, and recognized.
Long ACS programs
International Students
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Bill 96 for English-language education in Québec
Act 14 is An Act respecting French, the official and common language of Québec. It is the result of Bill 96, which was passed in May 2022.
This act makes changes to the Charter of the French Language (better known as Bill 101) as well as several other acts, such as the General and Vocational Colleges Act.
Since the earliest roots of this bill, LaSalle College has worked closely with the Québec government, along with the English CEGEPs and colleges in the Montréal area, to reduce the impact of Bill 96 on our current and future students.