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More and more adults are going back to school to get a certificate, diploma or degree, to change careers or just as an expansion of their hobbies. You can study during the day or evening, in-class or by distance education, online through e-Learning or other correspondence options.
This year's been goofy with that (government updated the FAFSA), but for next year, assuming you apply Regular Decision (by January 15th) and complete the FAFSA when it becomes available (hopefully in the Fall), and are accepted, you'll usually find out your need aid situation by March.
To enroll, complete an application to the university or college you wish to attend as an online or distance student. If you have any questions, contact the international office at the Canadian institution you’re interested in applying to.
If you started Grade 9 in the 2020-21 school year or later, you must earn at least 2 online learning credits to get your high school diploma. Adult learners: If you entered the secondary school system starting in the 2023-24 school year or later, this requirement also applies to you.
The Distance Education for All Learners (DEAL) program allows anyone who is 16 years of age or older and lives in Quebec to take secondary school courses from home. How do I start?
In Canada, you have to apply or enrol in a school depending on the level of school you’re interested in and where you live. Enrol in primary (or elementary) and secondary (or high) school. Documents you’ll need for enrolment. birth certificate. proof of guardianship or custody. proof of residency.
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Students can complete online courses around their own schedules without affecting their regular high school study. Full-Time Students: Choice of completing OSSD from home OR at our Toronto campus.
