Applying to Centennial College

Centennial’s myApplication FAQ treats Canadian citizens, permanent residents and protected persons as domestic applicants, while in-house applicants follow their stated exception. Centennial’s current standard domestic route through Ontario Colleges lists a $150 application fee and up to five program choices.

Ontario high-school applicants have transcripts forwarded by their school; Canadian postsecondary graduates and high-school graduates outside Ontario send documents through Ontario Colleges, while applicants educated outside Canada may need a WES or ICAS assessment. For fall entry, February 1 is the equal-consideration date; complete applications after that date are considered first-come while space remains.

Centennial’s international page names Fall 2026, Winter 2027 and Summer 2027 cycles, ApplyCentennial, up to two program choices and a $125 CAD non-refundable application fee. After admission, the page separately identifies a $2,000 registration deposit due by the Letter of Acceptance deadline, with a $500 exception for the CIATPL program; the deposit is credited toward tuition. The application fee and registration deposit are different payments. Recheck any later 2027 cycle before paying.

International document requirements vary by program and education history. Centennial identifies academic records, a passport, certified translations when needed, English-language evidence and program-specific materials such as portfolios where applicable. Use the checklist in ApplyCentennial rather than treating every document as universal.