Daily experience · Concordia University
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Concordia University Student Life & Support
Montreal, Quebec
Community, clubs, support services, and international fit. This focused guide keeps the detailed tables, official sources, and practical next steps in one manageable reading path.
Reviewed September 1, 2026 · Information checked against official university sources · How we review guides
Student Life and Support
Two Montréal campuses, the shuttle, and English evidence
Sir George Williams is downtown and Loyola is in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce; your faculty, labs, and timetable determine how much time you spend at each. International applicants should line up English evidence early.
Current services
Two campuses and a free shuttle
Sir George Williams is downtown and Loyola is in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce. A free shuttle for students and employees (ID required) runs Monday to Friday between the Hall Building and Loyola Chapel; the ride takes about 30 minutes.
Concordia University: Inter-campus shuttle bus · Verified 2026-08-13
Current requirements
English-language evidence
Current direct-entry minimums are IELTS Academic 6.0 with no component under 5.5 and TOEFL iBT 70. Tests from January 2026 use the new TOEFL scale: 4.0 with no section below 3.5. Duolingo requires 105 with no subscore under 90, and CAEL requires 50 with no part under 50. Results must be less than two years old, and education-based exemptions are published.
Concordia University: English-language proficiency requirements · Verified 2026-08-13
Official Sources and Next Steps
Stellar keeps this guide structured for comparison, but official university pages remain the source of truth for program requirements, tuition, residence, scholarships, deadlines, and policy changes.
Prepared by Stellar Advisers Editorial Team · Reviewed September 1, 2026 · Editorial, corrections, and source methodology