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NAME: Algoma University College
LOCATION: Ontario, Canada
TYPE OF PROGRAM: College |
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| Why Choose Algoma University College? |
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 Students First
Algoma U is committed to placing you, the student, first. This focus reaches to the
classroom and beyond. Our professors encourage interaction, discussion, and independent
thought in the classroom. The faculty are known for open-door policies that ensure you
get the support guidance, and mentoring you need, even when class is over.
Smaller Class Size
University is about more than listening and taking notes – it is about getting involved,
taking part in discussions and research. Our small class size (average size: 25 students)
fosters the active learning experience. As an Algoma U student, you will have the opportunity
to be heard. Smaller classes mean that you will get to know your fellow students as well.
Whether you are looking for a study group or asking for advice, personal connections you
will make are invaluable.
Community Spirit
Algoma U is a community over 1200 students – learning, thinking and growing together.
Our university is large enough to offer great diversity, with more than 25 degree
options, but small enough to offer a sense of community, where you can find a place
that is just right for you.
Our History
Education on the Algoma University College campus has a long tradition and a rich history.
The university’s origins date back to 1873, with the establishment of Shingwauk Hall,
a residential school for First Nations’ children. The building and the institution
overlooking St. Mary's River, is on of the oldest landmarks in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada.
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Quick Facts |
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 Founded in 1967
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Location: Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario (City Population: 75,000)
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Algoma U is an affiliate college of Laurentian University.
- Students study on Algoma U campus and graduate with a degree from Laurentian University.
- The college in our name signifies that we are an affiliate campus of a larger degree granting institution.
- We offer bachelor-level degrees and do not offer diplomas.
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Available Courses |
| Courses |
Intake Dates |
Application Deadlines |
Costs |
Living Expenses |
| Business Administration |
September, January, May |
3-6 months prior to intake date |
from C$9,000/year (2 semesters) |
From C$6,200 (includes food) |
| Computer Science / IT |
September, January, May |
3-6 months prior to intake date |
from C$9,000/year (2 semesters) |
From C$6,200 (includes food) |
| Psychology |
September, January, May |
3-6 months prior to intake date |
from C$9,000/year (2 semesters) |
From C$6,200 (includes food) |
| Fine Arts Studies |
September, January, May |
3-6 months prior to intake date |
from C$9,000/year (2 semesters) |
From C$6,200 (includes food) |
| Biology |
September, January, May |
3-6 months prior to intake date |
from C$9,000/year (2 semesters) |
From C$6,200 (includes food) |
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Admission Requirements |
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Proof of English language proficiency is required to attend Algoma University.
One of the following minimal requirements must be met in order to be eligible
for admission if your first language is not English.
- TOEFL score 550 (213 computer based)
- IELTS 6.5
- MELAB 90%
- CAEL 60
- Successful completion of SPELL: Sault Program for English Language Learning with 70% or higher
 We review all international applications individually. In general, we are looking for 5-6 traditional academic courses in the final year of senior secondary with a minimum 65% average. Transfer credits for previous university study may be given for individual courses that are applicable to the intended undergraduate degree program of study. Course descriptions must be included with the transcripts. Transfer credits will be determined by the admissions office.
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