April 28th, 2022 at 12:27 pm

Canadian Universities with Low CGPA Requirements 2022

Canadian Universities with Low CGPA Requirements

Most students enjoy visiting and traveling to destinations to further their education. Some of them end up giving up on those dreams as a result of low CGPAs. If the destination for furthering your education is Canada then worry less. There are many colleges and universities in Canada that accept low CGPA.

Grades in CGPA.

CGPA stands for Cumulative Grade Point Average. A first and second-class upper honor is considered to be a good CGPA for a postgraduate degree in most Canadian other universities around the world. A CGPA below the second class upper honor is considered a low CGPA. These grade points make it difficult for students to further their education.

Canadian Universities accepting low CGPA’s

There are about 30 universities in Canada that accept low CGPAs. The list below are some of the schools to select from;

• Firstly, the University of Regina (UREGINA)
• Secondly, King’s University College
• Thirdly, Camosun College
• Then, Vancouver Community College
• Similarly, Conestoga College
• Besides the above ones, Algonquin College
• Also, Capilano University
• Furthermore, Georgian College
• Additionally, Humber College
• Also, Centennial College
• Equally, the University of the Fraser Valley
• Moreover, Saint Thomas University
• In addition to the above, Concordia University of Edmonton
• Especially, Vancouver Island University (Malaspina)
• As well as, Université Saint Paul
• OCAD University (Ontario College of Art & Design)
• Kwantlen University College
• Bow Valley College
• Fanshawe College
• Northern Alberta Institute of Technology

Application Process and Requirements

• High School Certificate
• Bachelor’s degree for postgraduate courses
• Statement of Purpose
• Letter of Recommendation
• Letter of Acceptance
• Essays
• Language Test Scores: IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, GMAT, GRE
• Proof of Financial Evidence
• Passport
• Visa
• Extracurricular activities proof
• Updated CV/Resume with relevant work experience in the field of study.

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