Admissions FAQ’s

What is Booth UC doing to ensure safety of the Booth UC community?

Booth UC’s top priority is the health and safety of all students, faculty, and staff and we continue to work in partnership with public health officials with regard to COVID-19. The Booth University College campus is open. The COVID-19 Recovery Committee continues to meet regularly.

Who can I contact for more questions about Booth UC’s response to the COVID-19 crisis?

We are updating the COVID-19 webpage on an ongoing basis. Understanding the situation is ever-changing, any general questions can be directed to communications@BoothUC.ca

Who can I talk to about enrolling at Booth UC?

Our Admissions team is fully operational and working from home. Our Admissions Counsellors are available to assist prospective students by phone at 1-877-942-6684 or by email at admissions@boothuc.ca. Please visit https://boothuc.ca/admissions/contact-us/ for more information.

Are there internship opportunities at Booth UC?

All degree students at Booth UC spend time in the community, either through Service Learning, or practicums within their degree program. Although not paid internships, these experiences immerse students invaluable experiences and serve the community around them.

Does Booth UC have mental health support for students?

Yes – 24 hours a day! We are committed to our student’s mental health and as such, we have partnered with Morneau Shepell to provide a Student Support Program for all students, at no cost. For more information on all of our student supports please refer to the Student Life section of our website.

When does the Winter 2022-2023 term begin?

The Winter 2022 term starts on January 16, 2023.

Do I have to come to campus for class?

We are pleased to announce that the Schools of Business Administration, Humanities and Social Sciences, and Social Work will be delivering courses in Fall and Winter 2022-2023 with a blended delivery model.

This model will include both in-person and virtual teaching simultaneously. Select courses will be offered on a synchronous virtual basis only.

How do I send my transcript when my school is closed?

The Admissions Team will accept digital copies of your transcript in order to make an assessment. A transcript will be deemed official if it is emailed directly to admissions@boothuc.ca from the issuing institution.

For applicants with a MyCreds account, you can share your digital documents with us by selecting the Share option “Send my documents to a registered organization” and then selecting the Booth University College in the Recipient field.

Am I able to attend Booth UC on a part-time or full-time basis?

Yes, students can attend Booth UC either part-time or full-time.

Can I take my program fully online?

Although our degrees are not currently available fully online/virtual, we are developing our capacity in this area

Are there opportunities for funding available to students?

Yes! In addition to government funding programs, Booth UC has a number of scholarships and bursaries available. Please visit https://boothuc.ca/admissions/scholarships-financial-aid/ for detail.

I need help with course selection. Who can I contact?

All admitted students are assigned an advisor who can help them with choosing their courses. Please refer to your offer letter for more detail.

How do I pay my tuition?

Payment can be made directly through your Populi account. If you do not have a Canadian credit card, you will need to pay via boothuc.flywire.com. Please connect with your Admissions Counsellor if you have questions.