Camosun College

Rethink your classroom. Study abroad experiences help you develop intercultural and second language competencies – skills in demand by a growing number of employers. Expand the walls of your classroom and jump into life in another country. You’ll gain a better understanding of the world’s cultures, politics and geography.

Each program has its own admission requirements. Refer to the specific program details on the website. A full list of the programs offered at Camosun College can be found here.

Students enrolled in grade 12 in a Canadian secondary school, and working towards graduation requirements, can apply online for conditional admission from September 15 to May 15. High school applicants eligible for conditional admission will be placed on the program list at the time of application – the admission requirements for the program must still be met, but at a later date. Not all programs are eligible for this status; check with an Admissions Advisor for information on specific programs.

Download and complete form to request transfer credit for eligible IB and AP courses. A $50 evaluation fee is required.

Admission requirements are program specific. English 12 with C+ minimum is the English requirement for University Transfer and many other programs.

Current high school students must apply by May 15 to be considered for conditional admission. Applications for most programs are accepted year round; for the Baccalaureate of Science in Nursing program deadline, see the website.

The non-refundable application fee for domestic applicants is $46.18.

Applications for Camosun College can be submitted online through EducationPlannerBC. For more information on the application process, please visit our How to Apply webpage.

Camosun College does not have on-campus residence. Students who need housing should consider finding a place that is near the bus routes that directly connect to Camosun. Please visit our housing webpage for more information.

The Centre for Accessible Learning (CAL) supports students who self-identify with a documented, diagnosed disability in achieving their educational goals by arranging and coordinating appropriate academic accommodations and related services. Information on how to register with CAL can be found here.

Camosun College welcomes more than 1,100 Indigenous from over 50 nations each year. The Centre for Indigenous Education & Community Connections (IECC) offers support services and Indigenous programs for Indigenous students and provides links between Camosun College, students, local Indigenous organizations and First Nations communities.

International students choose Camosun College for the exceptional educational experience and the remarkable beauty of Victoria, BC. The International Department is ready to support you at every step of your journey.

For information on satisfying the English Language requirement as an international applicant, please visit our English Proficiency webpage.