The admissions processes for the School for Continuing Studies’ programs are listed below. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the program and administrative coordinator: Kristen.McLean@BoothUC.ca.
Certificate in Advanced Leadership
This program is open to Salvation Army officers and staff and the public.
Applicants Sponsored by The Salvation Army
- Apply for the program online.
- Submit confirmation of sponsorship to kristen.mclean@boothuc.ca.
Applicants from the Public or Salvation Army Applicants Not Sponsored by The Salvation Army
- Apply for the program online. The application includes:
- basic questions
- uploading a letter of introduction and intent
- uploading two reference letters
- indicating your progress on transcripts and, if applicable, English proficiency (see below)
- Arrange for official transcripts to be issued to Booth University College by your most recent academic institution in a sealed envelope. Any documents not written in English must have a certified translation accompanying them. International applicants are required to provide notarized transcripts and diplomas.
- Demonstrate a command of English sufficient to meet the demands of courses, written assignments, and participation in discussions. All applicants whose primary language is not English must provide verification of proficiency in the use of English by providing TOEFL or equivalent testing results. Official test results must be forwarded to Booth University College. (Please see www.toefl.org for more details. Booth University College’s code is 7951).
- Pay the tuition deposit once accepted to the program and issued an invoice (domestic and American students: $200 CAD, international students: $500 CAD.) Tuition deposits are applied to tuition but are non-refundable if no tuition is paid.
Certificate in Chaplaincy and Spiritual Care
This program is open to Salvation Army officers and staff and the public.
This program starts annually in September. Potential candidates are encouraged to apply for admission by May 31st to allow adequate time to process the application, though late applications will be accepted when possible.
Applicants Sponsored by The Salvation Army
- Apply for the program online.
- Submit confirmation of sponsorship to kristen.mclean@boothuc.ca.
Applicants from the Public or Salvation Army Applicants Not Sponsored by The Salvation Army
- Apply for the program online. The application includes:
- basic questions
- uploading a letter of introduction and intent
- uploading two reference letters
- indicating your progress on transcripts and, if applicable, English proficiency (see below)
- Arrange for official transcripts to be issued to Booth University College by your most recent academic institution in a sealed envelope. Any documents not written in English must have a certified translation accompanying them. International applicants are required to provide notarized transcripts and diplomas.
- Demonstrate a command of English sufficient to meet the demands of courses, written assignments, and participation in discussions. All applicants whose primary language is not English must provide verification of proficiency in the use of English by providing TOEFL or equivalent testing results. Official test results must be forwarded to Booth University College. (Please see www.toefl.org for more details. Booth University College’s code is 7951).
- Pay the tuition deposit once accepted to the program and issued an invoice (domestic and American students: $200 CAD, international students: $500 CAD.) Tuition deposits are applied to tuition but are non-refundable if no tuition is paid.
Certificate in Community Capacity Building
This program is open to Salvation Army officers and staff and the public.
Applicants from The Salvation Army and the Public
- Apply for the program online. The application includes questions about community, skills, experiences, people, education, commitment, barriers, and more.
Certificate in Leadership Essentials
This program is open to Salvation Army officers and staff and the public.
Applicants Sponsored by The Salvation Army
- Apply for the program online.
- Submit confirmation of sponsorship to kristen.mclean@boothuc.ca.
Applicants from the Public or Salvation Army Applicants Not Sponsored by The Salvation Army
- Apply for the program online. The application includes:
- basic questions
- uploading a letter of introduction and intent
- uploading two reference letters
- indicating your progress on transcripts and, if applicable, English proficiency (see below)
- Arrange for official transcripts to be issued to Booth University College by your most recent academic institution in a sealed envelope. Any documents not written in English must have a certified translation accompanying them. International applicants are required to provide notarized transcripts and diplomas.
- Demonstrate a command of English sufficient to meet the demands of courses, written assignments, and participation in discussions. All applicants whose primary language is not English must provide verification of proficiency in the use of English by providing TOEFL or equivalent testing results. Official test results must be forwarded to Booth University College. (Please see www.toefl.org for more details. Booth University College’s code is 7951).
- Pay the tuition deposit once accepted to the program and issued an invoice (domestic and American students: $200 CAD, international students: $500 CAD.) Tuition deposits are applied to tuition but are non-refundable if no tuition is paid.
Certificate in Not-for-Profit Management
This program is open to the public.
Applicants from the Public or Salvation Army Applicants Not Sponsored by The Salvation Army
- Apply for the program online. The application includes:
- basic questions
- uploading a letter of introduction and intent
- uploading two reference letters
- indicating your progress on transcripts and, if applicable, English proficiency (see below)
- Arrange for official transcripts to be issued to Booth University College by your most recent academic institution in a sealed envelope. Any documents not written in English must have a certified translation accompanying them. International applicants are required to provide notarized transcripts and diplomas.
- Demonstrate a command of English sufficient to meet the demands of courses, written assignments, and participation in discussions. All applicants whose primary language is not English must provide verification of proficiency in the use of English by providing TOEFL or equivalent testing results. Official test results must be forwarded to Booth University College. (Please see www.toefl.org for more details. Booth University College’s code is 7951).
- Pay the tuition deposit once accepted to the program and issued an invoice (domestic and American students: $200 CAD, international students: $500 CAD.) Tuition deposits are applied to tuition but are non-refundable if no tuition is paid.
Certificate in Not-for-Profit Management- The Salvation Army
This program is open to Salvation Army officers and staff only.
Applicants Sponsored by The Salvation Army
- Apply for the program online.
- Submit confirmation of sponsorship to kristen.mclean@boothuc.ca.
Salvation Army Applicants Not Sponsored by The Salvation Army
- Apply for the program online. The application includes:
- basic questions
- uploading a letter of introduction and intent
- uploading two reference letters
- indicating your progress on transcripts and, if applicable, English proficiency (see below)
- Arrange for official transcripts to be issued to Booth University College by your most recent academic institution in a sealed envelope. Any documents not written in English must have a certified translation accompanying them. International applicants are required to provide notarized transcripts and diplomas.
- Demonstrate a command of English sufficient to meet the demands of courses, written assignments, and participation in discussions. All applicants whose primary language is not English must provide verification of proficiency in the use of English by providing TOEFL or equivalent testing results. Official test results must be forwarded to Booth University College. (Please see www.toefl.org for more details. Booth University College’s code is 7951).
- Pay the tuition deposit once accepted to the program and issued an invoice (domestic and American students: $200 CAD, international students: $500 CAD.) Tuition deposits are applied to tuition but are non-refundable if no tuition is paid.
Bachelor of Arts (General) – Biblical and Theological Studies
This program is open to cadets in The Salvation Army Canada and Bermuda Territory.
This degree program is offered in cooperation with The Salvation Army’s College for Officer Training (CFOT) and is restricted to those who have been accepted by The Salvation Army in the Canada and Bermuda Territory as cadets. While the completion of the degree requirements is the primary concern of Booth University College, The Salvation Army alone makes decisions about the suitability of a cadet for commissioning and ordination. If a student ceases to be a cadet for Salvation Army officership, that student will not be allowed to continue in this program. However, with the permission of Booth University College’s Academic Dean, the student may be allowed to transfer into another program offered by Booth University College.
During the portion of the program that is taken at CFOT, students prepare for commissioning and ordination as Salvation Army officers. After the completion of the CFOT component of the program, students finish their degree requirements directly with Booth University College. Please contact the School for Continuing Studies’ Administrative and Program Coordinator, Kristen McLean for more information.
Master of Theological Studies (MTS) – Salvation Army Studies
This program is open to Salvation Army officers and staff and the public.
For further information on the admission and program requirements, prospective students may visit the MTS – Salvation Army Studies program page on Tyndale Seminary’s website.
“I have appreciated the faithfulness of Booth University College and the School for Continuing Studies to me over the years. The accessibility, transferability of credits, excellent advising in general, and fine customer service.”
Major Elizabeth Price, Executive Director Toronto Harbour Light
Contact Us
For more information about the School for Continuing Studies, contact us.
Email: SCS@BoothUC.ca
Phone: 1-204-594-6130
(toll-free) 1-877-942.6684 x 130
Fax: 1-204-942-3856
SCS staff
Tuition
Booth University College is proud to offer affordable Christian higher education through our School for Continuing Studies programs.
Occasional Students
If you are interested in taking a course or two for personal growth or just to explore our offerings before committing to a full program, you can apply as an occasional student.
