Georgia College Required Fees

Students’ full-year tuition at Georgian College is based on their chosen majors and lifestyle. The following table lists the approximate expenses required for international students to live at Georgia College for one academic year (for reference only, please refer to the school list for specific expenses) Undergraduate and graduate ESL (7 weeks) EAP (14 weeks) Tuition 9215 12000 2000 4000 Miscellaneous fees 700 700 161.75 339.50 Insurance 550 550 91.25 182.50 Dentist/drugs 285.22 285.22 None None Total 10750.22 13535.22 2253 4522 Other book fees: 200-800

On-campus accommodation: 520/month+ 200 community deposit (enrollment in September 8 months of payment required, 4 months for admission in January)

Off-campus accommodation: 480/month (8 months for admission in September, 4 months for admission in January; 5 minutes walk from the school)

Homestay: 650/month (including 3 meals), deposit 200

Shared kitchen: 400-450/month

Transportation: 400/year

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Meals: 1600/year (50/week) Academic year schedule

The Georgian College academic year is generally divided into three semesters: autumn semester from September to December, winter semester from January to April, and summer The semester is from May to August. School starts in January and September every year, with September being the main start date.

English training courses

Georgia College provides full-time English courses designed to improve students' listening, speaking, reading, writing and other aspects, and provides language for overseas students to study university professional courses. Assure. Its excellent teaching quality and significant teaching achievements have made the course widely recognized internationally and received unanimous praise from students.

Georgia College has a team of outstanding teachers who are highly experienced in English teaching and adopts small class teaching methods to ensure the quality of language teaching. The language audio-visual laboratory built by the college represents the highest level in Canada and was put into use in 2001, further enhancing the international appeal of its language courses. Course Name 2005 Start Date 2006 Start Date Course Description English Training Course (ESL) January 11 – February 25

March 7 – April 22

May 2nd - June 17th

June 27th - August 12th

September 6th - October 21st

October 31st - December 16th January 9th - February 24th

March 6th - April 21st

May 1st - June 16th

June 26-August 11

September 5-October 20

October 30-December 15 The course lasts 7 weeks , 24 hours a week, Monday to Friday, 9 am to 3 pm, no language requirement English for Academic Purposes (EAP) January 11-April 22

May 2-August 12th

September 6th - December 16th January 9th - April 21st

May 1st - August 11th

The course lasts for 15 weeks from September 5th to December 15th, 20 hours per week, Monday to Friday from 9 am to 3 pm. Applicants are required to have a TOEFL 500 or IELTS 5.5. College course advantages

Popular professional courses Internationally recognized: Georgian College offers more than 50 college certificate and diploma programs, some of which are internationally recognized for their outstanding results. These courses include : Tourism management, computer research, business management, car sales, aviation management, mechanical engineering, environmental engineering, etc. Support work-study programs for international students: As you know, Canada does not allow international students to work. However, international students who choose Georgia College's cooperative (CO-OP) courses will be authorized to work legally for one academic year with the assistance of college teachers after obtaining student authorization. These jobs are provided by cooperative companies that have signed formal contracts with the college. Students will also receive work salaries while practicing their professional knowledge. Credit transfer courses do more with less: Choose professional courses recognized by Georgia International, and the credits can be transferred to its partner universities. Take the three-year cooperative (CO-OP) course in business management as an example: after obtaining a college diploma from this course at Georgia College, the credits can be transferred to Ryerson University and awarded by the university after one year of study at Ryerson University. Bachelor of Commerce degree. That is to say, after four years of study, you will not only obtain a college diploma from Georgia College and one academic year of paid internship experience, but you will also receive a bachelor's degree in business from Ryerson University.

Georgia College's internationally recognized college courses and their credit transfer list. Project majors can transfer credits into Design and Visual Arts Graphic Design - September 3, Athabasca University Graphic Design Manufacturing - September 2, Jewelry and Metalwork - September 2020 - Fine Arts - September 2020 Athabasca University Advanced Fine Arts - September 2020 Athabasca University, Columbia OPEN University Design and Visual Arts - September 2020 Athabasca University Interior Design - September 2020 Interior Design - September 2020 - Digital Photography and Imaging - September 2020 Art and Design Fundamentals - Tourism and Hospitality Management January/September 2017 Hotel and Resort Operations - January 2020 Athabasca University, Ryerson University, University of Calgary, University of New Brunswick Hospitality and Resort Administration - January/September 3 Athabasca University, Ryerson University, University of Calgary, Kyiv University, Southern New Hampshire University Tourism Management-September 3 Athabasca University, Ryerson University Culinary Management-September 3 Ryerson University, University of New Brunswick Ski Resort Management-September 3 Month Athabasca University Business, Computer and Management Studies Advertising-September 2 Laurentian University (Canada), Athabasca University (Canada) Business-January/September 2 Athabasca University , University of Lethbridge, Royal Roads University Business Accounting - January/September 2 Business Marketing - January/September 2 Business Management Accounting - January/September 3 Athabasca University, University of Lethbridge, Royal Roads University, Northwood University, Ryerson University, Lakehead University Business Management Marketing-January/September 3 Business Management-January/September 3 Aviation Management-Lethbridge University January/September 3 , Computer Programmer, Embry-Riddle Aerospace University - Jan/September 2 Athabasca University, Laurentian University, Lethbridge University Computer Program Analyst - Jan/September 3, Laurentian University, Northwood University, Ryerson University, Trent University, University of Lethbridge Computer Systems Technician - Year 1/9 - Business Information Systems - Year 2 or Year 3 January/September Ryerson University Office Administration - Office Systems 9 Month Office Administration - Law Sep Athabasca University Office Administration - Medicine Sep Office Administration - Administration Sep Office Administration - General Sep - Applied Bachelor of Science in Community Studies Policy Studies - Year 4 Early Childhood Sep Education - September 2, Athabasca University, Nippon University, Ryerson University Engineering and Technology Studies Mechanical Technician - Mold Manufacturing - September 2 - Electrical Engineering Technology - Automation Systems - September 3, ASSA Baska University, Lakehead University, University of Western Ontario, Cabreton University College, University of Windsor Mechanical Engineering Technology-Automotive Manufacturing-September 3 Mechanical Engineering Technology-Automotive Product Design-September 3 Environmental Technology September A Sabasca University, Lakehead University, University of Western Ontario, Carbondale University College, Royal Roads University Environmental Certificate Program - Year 1 September - Automotive Studies Bachelor of Automotive Management - Year 4 September Automotive Manufacturing - Year 3 9 Month Health Sciences Health Sciences Preparatory Course - 1 year September Bachelor of Nursing - 4 years September York University, Lakehead University, Laurentian University, Ryerson University Dental Assistant - 1 year September - Practical Nursing - 2 years Laurentian University Ophthalmology and Optics - September 2 - General Studies Liberal Arts - 1 or 2 years February/September Science - 1 or 2 years February/September Basic requirements for admission to junior college courses

TOEFL 550 (no less than 50 in each part) or IELTS 6.5 (minimum score is no less than 6.0) or apply for English courses at Georgia College; Over 18 years old, graduated from a regular high school in China, with good high school graduation grades, with math and English scores of B and above. Materials required to apply for junior college courses

Applicants with TOEFL or IELTS scores must submit a copy of their transcripts; notarized copies of high school transcripts and graduation certificates. University students also need to provide transcripts from college. and notarized certificate of enrollment; application fee of CAD 65 and bank draft handling fee of RMB 50; Applicants to the Design and Visual Arts major are required to submit works.

Overview of Master's Diploma Courses

For specific fees, please refer to the school's tuition list Unit: Canadian dollars Learning courses Starting semester Campus academic system tuition Tourism management January/May/September Berry one year (2 semesters + 1 internship period) 10,000 Computer Space Security September Berry 1 year (3 semesters) 12,000 Fund and Resource Development September Orillia 1 year (3 semesters) 12,000 Human Resource Management September Berry 1 Year (2 semesters + 1 internship) 10,000 Network Technology January/September Berry 1 year (3 semesters) 12,000 Web Design September Berry 1 year (2 semesters + 1 internship ) 10,000 Addiction Treatment and Prevention Sep Orillia One Year (3 semesters) 12,000 Recreational Therapy Sep Orillia One Year (3 semesters) 12,000 Dialysis Technology Sep Berry One Year (3 semesters) 12,000 Survey Research Analysis September Berry One year (3 semesters) 12,000 Master's Diploma Program Admission Requirements

TOEFL 550 or IELTS 6.5, or apply for one offered by Georgian College English courses; Graduation from a regular domestic college or university with good grades and a diploma. Materials required for application for master's diploma courses

Applicants with TOEFL or IELTS scores must submit copies of transcripts; notarized copies of university transcripts and graduation certificates; a personal self-report of the applicant, describing his/her personal experience Study experience, reason for study and purpose of study, etc.; A resume; Application fee of CAD 65 and bank draft handling fee of RMB 50. Accommodation status

Georgia College students can choose to live on campus or off campus. In order to facilitate international students, the college has built several new 8-story student dormitories. Each student dormitory consists of two single rooms, a bathroom and a kitchen with a microwave. The single room is fully equipped, including an extra long double bed, desk, chair, wardrobe, satellite color TV and Internet facilities. The college has also arranged 15 well-trained full-time residential assistants to help students solve their problems. The college will also provide students with off-campus accommodation free of charge, with apartments, homestays, single rooms and other options to choose from.