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Tuition Details

Registration fee: CAD200 (non-refundable)
Tuition: CAD38,880
Insurance: CAD600 per year.
Payment method: Bank transfer, cheque, cash (local to Toronto)
Refund Policy: Refunds for international students will only be granted in the event that a Study Permit is denied by Immigration, Refugee, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). The student shall furnish the official refusal letter in order to initiate the refund process.
Graduation requirements

1. 30 credits in grades 9-12 (junior-senior year in China), including 18 required credits and 12 elective credits
2. 40 hours of community volunteer service
3. Passing the Ontario Provincial Secondary School Level Examination (OSSLT) or completing the Ontario Provincial Licensing Course (OSSLC)
4. CCA High School recognizes up to 24 overseas high school credits in accordance with the Canadian International Student Assessment and Transfer Regulations.
University application

1. 6 Grade 12 grade point averages to meet university requirements
2. IELTS/TOEFL scores to meet university requirements
3. Completion of personal statement, interview, artwork submission, and letters of recommendation required for university applications (for some universities or some majors)

Student Admission Process

Students submit the application form, the transcripts of the recent two years, studying certificate and the first page of the passport, along with the entry fee, to CCA or the local offices of CCA.

After the application is approved, CCA will issue a letter of intent for admission.

Upon receiving the letter of intent for admission, students make payments as per requirements.

CCA issues a formal admission letter and other documents like Admission Information.

Students apply for study permits from Canadian Consulate General.

Students book air tickets and inform CCA of their arrival time. If in need, CCA will help to arrange pick-up service and accommodation in homestay families.

The photocopies of the passport and study permits are required for students’ enrollment.

Through one-to-one communication with teachers in the teaching affairs office, students select elective courses in accordance with their learning plans.

CCA arranges IELTS and after-school tutoring classes.

CCA arranges enterprise internships and work portfolio guidance courses according to students’ demands.

CCA organizes students to complete the required hours of volunteer service.

CCA offers one-to-one follow-up services throughout the university application procedures.

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