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PROGRAMS & COURSES

Apply for a Program

NOTE: An application will not be processed until the required documents (i.e. high school transcript or high school equivalency) have been received and the application fee has been paid. Some programs may require additional documentation.

Step 1: CHOOSE YOUR PROGRAM & APPLY

Select a program that meets your interests and goals.


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Step 2: CHECK ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS

Review the entrance requirements by clicking your program and selecting +Description.



Step 3: SUBMIT HIGH SCHOOL TRANSCRIPT OR EQUIVALENCY

Submit an official transcript of high school marks, or high school equivalency marks, to DL Admissions:


Students who are applying under the mature student clause may be considered on an individual basis as per the College's admissions procedures .



Step 4: PAY APPLICATION FEE

When applying online, an application fee is required to process your application using either Visa or MasterCard. If payment is not made at this time, your application will be deleted. If submitting a paper application, payment must be included.


Regulations & Requirements

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Admissions Regulations

For detailed regulations related to Admissions visit the CNA website under Admission Regulations

Academic Regulations

For detailed information on qualifying for a diploma or transcript, credit for prior learning, grade point marking system, etc., visit the CNA Website under Academic Regulations

After you apply - Acceptance

Pending space availability, eligible applicants will receive an acceptance letter via the email address provided on your application. In this letter, you will receive instructions on confirming and accepting your seat.

Ineligible applicants will be notified via email of your options.

NOTE: You will not receive an acceptance package through the postal mail.

Transfer Guide

The Transfer guide is published annually by the Department of Advanced Education, Skills and Labour. It provides a list of course/block transfers available to students who are transferring credits from one institution to another within the public post-secondary system. For more information visit the CNA website under Transfer Guide

International Students

Please visit the CNA website under International Students .