Admissions

Requirements

All applicants must be a high school graduate or possess a General Education Development Certificate (GED), and submit all transcripts. Applicants must also submit two (2) letters of reference from a non-family member, and pay a $50 application fee to Loretta Phillips at (506) 458-0643. Documents may be attached to the end of the application form, or emailed to Jacob Dillon at jdillon@mcft.ca.

Minimum grade is 65 % in each required course.

International applicants will be evaluated on an individual basis. Admission requirements for MCFT will be that of the standards set for Canadian provinces.

All entrance requirements for MCFT are based on University/College preparation courses. Provincial course name, levels and codes may differ from those that are deemed requirements by MCFT, in such a case appropriate actions regarding entrance requirements will be taken to correct any discrepancies.

This program may employ a competitive average for admission purposes; meeting minimum posted requirements does not guarantee admission.

Advanced Fish & Wildlife: If applicants plan to apply to F&W during their second year at MCFT, a Grade 11 academic level Chemistry credit is required to be considered for admissions. 

Although MCFT accepts courses based on Computer Science and Multimedia Studies, it is beneficial for incoming students to be skilled in a Computer Application course that deals with desktop applications such as word and excel. All entrance requirements for MCFT are based on University/College preparation courses. Provincial course names, levels and codes may differ from those that are deemed requirements by MCFT, in such a case appropriate actions regarding entrance requirements will be taken to correct any discrepancies.

All applicants are required to have the minimum course selection outlined in the Admission Requirements, all courses rated higher than the minimum requirements are beneficial and recommended. It is essential that other preparatory courses like creative writing, chemistry and advanced math are taken into consideration when preparing for a post-secondary education.