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Apply to Humber
Whether you're finishing high school, transferring from another college or university, or starting fresh as a mature student, we're here to support you every step of the way. Learn how to apply and confidently begin your journey to becoming a Humber student.
How to Apply
At Humber, you may need to follow a different admissions process depending on the type of application that applies to you.
types of applications
New Domestic Applicant
You are applying to Humber for the first time as a Canadian Citizen, permanent resident or protected person.
If you are in Canada as a Canadian Citizen, Landed/Permanent Resident or Convention Refugee*, you will apply for a full-time program through ontariocolleges.ca.
The best way to start your application is by selecting Apply Now on your program page. This link will take you right to your chosen program on ontariocolleges.ca.
*Convention Refugee applicants will need to provide a Study Permit.
New International Applicant
You are applying to Humber for the first time as a citizen of another country living outside of Canada or inside of Canada, without permanent residency status. You will need to provide a valid Study Permit to study in Canada.
If you are an international applicant, you can apply for a full-time program directly through the Humber Web Application and get all the information you need from the International Admissions Road Map.
When to Apply
Applicants to full-time programs should plan ahead to submit applications according to processing times.
Types of Applicants
Applicant categories depend on certain factors, including age, secondary school experience and post-secondary school experience.
Secondary School Applicant
You are currently registered in, or have graduated from, secondary school, and have no post-secondary experience. Humber uses your secondary school courses and grades to determine program eligibility.
University or College Transfer Applicant
You have partially or fully completed a university or college-level credential. Humber will use your university or college courses and grades to determine program eligibility. You may also be eligible for transfer credit if you are admitted to a Humber program.
Mature Applicant
You have not completed secondary or post-secondary school and will be 19 or older (21 or older for degree programs) as of the first day of classes. Humber will invite you for testing to demonstrate that you meet program eligibility. Mature applicants for degree programs will be required to meet course requirements at the U level or equivalent.
Admission Requirements
Each program has a specific set of admissions requirements, which can be viewed on the individual program pages under “Admission Requirements”. You may need to provide a missing or additional requirement before a decision can be made about your application. The sooner these requirements are fulfilled, the sooner you will get a decision for your program.
Already Applied
Once you have submitted your application, you can track your progress through Humber's applicant portal. If you receive an offer of admission, remember to accept it as soon as possible! There are several types of offers issued, make sure you understand the type of offer you receive.