Grade 9 to 11
The Senior School years are a time of significant development, increasing independence and responsibility for students. Transferring to LCC at this time will help lay the foundation for post-secondary studies, whether your child continues in our Pre-University Program or goes on to CEGEP. We will work collaboratively with you during the admissions process to determine the best educational choice for your child. To do so, we gather as much information about the student as we can, to ensure mutual understanding and informed decisions.
Please review the information below and feel free to contact the Admissions Office if you have any questions or need assistance.
Meet our Grade Coordinators
Matt Polak, Grade 9
Doug Neal, Grade 10
Mada Hoteit, Grade 11
Campus Visit
You are welcome to visit us during one of our open house events. Families who are unable to attend are invited to contact the Admissions Office (514-482-0951) to schedule a private visit and information session.
Apply
Please complete the online application. Supporting documents (as indicated on the application) should be uploaded to the form or can be sent by email or mail to:
Lower Canada College
4090, avenue Royal
Montréal (QC) H4A 2M5
Application Checklist
- A completed online application
- A photo of the applicant
- A completed student profile form (grades 9–11 only), including written personal statement
- A confidential report form (where schools comply)
- Current year and previous year-end report cards
- Admission test
- Eligibility certificate
- Applicants born in Canada: an original birth certificate (brought to the Admissions Office meeting for certification) or three certified copies of the long form birth certificate. Both parents’ names must appear.
- Applicants born outside of Canada: an original birth certificate (brought to the Admissions Office meeting for certification) or three certified copies of the long form birth certificate. Both parents’ names must appear. Also include proof of student's or parent's Canadian citizenship. If the applicant or both parents do not possess Canadian citizenship, Canadian immigration documents must be provided.
- A non-refundable processing and evaluation fee of $50, payable by cash (receipt provided), cheque or money order to Lower Canada College, or by wire transfer (from a financial institution outside Canada only).
Testing
Entrance tests take place Lower Canada College. The Admissions Office will make alternate arrangements for students who are unable to write the admissions test on site. Contact the LCC Admissions Office for further details.
When to Apply
Evaluating the Application
International Students
In addition to the requirements for the entry grade, international students must also:
- Demonstrate their English language proficiency by completing one of the following tests as part of the admissions process:
- TOEFL: 90 for iBT TOEFL, 500 for paper-based TOEFL
- IELTS: 6-6.5
- CAEL: 70
- Provide immigration documents (these can be supplied at the admission office meeting)
- Provide a certified translation of report cards
- Provide the Admissions Office with additional information about curriculum in their current school (as needed)
