The ISIC, International Student Identity Card, is the only internationally recognized proof of full-time student status providing worldwide photo identity documentation for student travelers.
It allows cardholders to plug into a worldwide network of discounts, services and other benefits including savings on VIA Rail, Greyhound and Travel CUTS/ Voyages Campus’ Student Class Airfares.
Dental care is not covered in your comprehensive health insurance package.
However, Algonquin College has a dental clinic on campus, and dental coverage can be obtained through the Student’s Association.
Algonquin College’s institution codes are 7004 and 7005.
Yes! Activities such as bowling, movie night, dancing, skiing, skating etc. are organized through the International Education Centre (IEC).
The IEC also organizes free workshops about academic issues and immigration-related matters. Visit our News and Events for a listing.
All International full-time students have mandatory health insurance included in their tuition fees. International students registered in part-time courses or in Co-op must pay additional health insurance and should consult with the International Education Centre.
You may apply anytime during the year; however, the earlier you start the process, the better chance you will have to obtain a seat in your desired program(s).
The provincial government and its taxpayers subsidize education for Canadian students who are studying in Canada. International students do not pay provincial taxes, so they are not eligible for subsidies and must pay the full cost of tuition.
Ottawa is lucky enough to have four distinct seasons: fall, winter, summer and spring.
Yes! Algonquin has many options for University transfer. Please click here for more information.
International students who are registered in full-time programs can work on- and off-campus. Find out more info. The wages offered for this type of work will not be enough to cover your tuition and/or living expenses.