Grade 9 to 11

Though we would rather greet you on campus, due to the global health crisis, in order to keep everyone safe and healthy, we have decided to bring the school to you.

Be sure to watch our virtual tour, explore our campus map, and register for one of our upcoming information events to get a true sense of who we are and what differentiates us, both as a school and as a community.

Visit our Info Series page for details.

Please complete the online application. Supporting documents (as indicated on the application) should be uploaded to the form or can be sent by email to our office.

Applications for grades 9-11 are considered in the late fall/early winter with the first set of decisions made in January. Following this period, all admission decisions for Senior School are made on a rolling basis.

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 for certification when when the school re-opens to the general public) 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 when the school re-opens to the general public) 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 student and parent meeting with a representative from the Admissions Office
• A non-refundable processing and evaluation fee of $50, payable by cheque or money order to Lower Canada College, or by wire transfer (from a financial institution outside Canada only).

Note: Parents of students with a psycho-educational assessment are asked to include this information as part of the application. Full reports are required along with the most recent Individual Education Plan (IEP). Parents are also asked to disclose if the applicant is scheduled to have an assessment for the first time.

The admissions office will be in touch with all applicants to schedule virtual admission testing.

We accept applications year-round.

Applications for grades 9, 10 and 11 will first be considered in the late fall/early winter and decisions will be announced in January. Following this period, admission decisions for these grades will be made on a rolling basis.

There are a number of criteria that are considered when evaluating a student’s file:

• Individual assessment (at the discretion of the director of enrolment & communications)
• Interview
• Student profile
• Confidential school report form (if available)
• Past report cards
• Additional academic assessment (if requested)

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)