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Applicants to post-secondary programs at NorQuest College are evaluated for admission based on the completion of education at the senior secondary/high school level, or higher. Applicants that have completed the high school level of education in another country must have graduated with appropriate high school documents and credentials. The documents must present relevant and appropriate academic coursework that can be considered equivalent to the course work required for admission (e.g. English, Math, Biology, etc).
Refer to the documentation requirements below for the country in which you completed high school. You may submit other documents; however, NorQuest College may not be able to use other document types when evaluating your application for admission.
Your official documents must be submitted directly to NorQuest College by the issuing institution. See Transcripts for more information and for exceptions to this rule.
In countries where high school results are supported by an examination process through an external examination board (e.g. West African Examination Council (WAEC), National Examinations Council (NECO), General Certificates of Education at the O (Ordinary) or A (Advanced) level, school leaving examinations, etc.), the official examination certificates must be submitted for evaluation, directly from the examination board. Submitting only high school transcripts/statement of grades is not sufficient.
Note: Credentials may be subject to change; changes must be verified directly by the institution.
* Note: Countries that follow the British system, or a similar system, in which students write General Certificate of Education examinations at the Ordinary (O) and Advanced (A) levels: the subjects required for admission must be at the ‘A’ level to be considered equivalent to the academic stream (e.g. English 30-1, Math 30-1, Biology 30, Chemistry 30, etc.). Subjects, at just an ‘O’ level, are considered equivalent to the non-academic stream (e.g. English 30-2, Math 30-2).