Admissions

Registration Process

1. Prospective students consult with an Educational Advisor who will ensure the student has met the enrolment requirements for the chosen program,
2. Upon meeting admission requirements, the Educational Advisor will explain the required key policies with the student prior to signing the enrolment contract,
3. Method of payment and payment plan will be discussed and confirmed,
4. The Educational Advisor will complete required paperwork for the students file including but not limited to: Enrollment Contract, Program Outline and Proof of Language Proficiency Assessment,
5. The Student’s file will be passed to the Registrar’s office who will reconfirm the student has met the admission requirements and will process the students file,
6. A Brighton student ID will then be assigned, and the student will be admitted into the program.

Submitting transcripts and academic credentials

1. Complete a Brighton College Application Form;
2. Enclose the application fee (non-refundable) and other necessary fees;
3. Submit official transcripts, certificates and diplomas (original or certified copies) indicating the applicant’s academic standing and language proficiency. Certified translations should be included where necessary;
4. Send the entire application package with appropriate fees to:
   Admissions Office
   Brighton College
   #101, 4603 Kingsway
   Burnaby, BC V5H 4M4
   Or email study@brightoncollege.com.

Admission Requirements

• High school diploma or mature student status
• Legal eligibility to study in Canada
• Evidence that 3 years of full-time secondary education (G8-12), or 2 years if G10, 11 or 12, or 2 years of full-time post-secondary education with English as the principal language of instruction, or provide proof of language proficiency from any of the following standardized tests: CAEL 40, CLB PT (Listening 6, Speaking 6, Reading 5, Writing 5), CELPIP (Listening 6, Speaking 6, Reading 5, Writing 5), IELTS Academic 5.5, TOEFL IBT 46, iTEP Academic 3.5, LANGUAGECERT Academic B2 level, or Duolingo English Test 95, or Accuplacer (Reading 230, Writing 230, and WritePlacer 4) for a mature domestic student. Additional requirements apply.
• Additional program-specific prerequisites might be required if applicable.

Refer to Language Proficiency Requirements Policy for details.

Tuition and fees

To view the full breakdown of tuition and fees for your chosen program, see our tuition fees list.

Before applying, please see our Student Policies for refund, admissions, transfer credits, language proficiency and more.