Campion College Admissions: Programs, Deadlines, Requirements & FAQs

Campion College Application Deadlines for Indian Students

Campion College uses the University of Regina’s admissions calendar because every Campion applicant is registered as a U of R student and later assigned Campion as the home college. Three intakes are open to Indian applicants — Fall (September to December), Winter (January to April), and Spring/Summer (May to August), per the official University of Regina undergraduate deadlines page.

Campion College’s primary intake for Indian students is Fall (September) because most Arts, Science, and Media programs open here. Book portfolio and audition dates earlier where a BFA or BMus route is chosen.

Planning note: The 15 March 2027 priority date is also the deadline for Campion’s automatic entrance scholarships, so Indian applicants who miss it can still apply until 15 August 2027 but lose those top-of-file awards.

Campion College Eligibility for Indian Students

Every Indian applicant is assessed against the University of Regina’s undergraduate admission thresholds, since Campion does not run a parallel entry track. The floors below are the minimum needed for the file to be read — competitive programs like Computer Science and Actuarial Science expect stronger marks.

• Academic minimum: Class XII (CBSE, ICSE, or a State Board) at 70 percent aggregate in five academic subjects, with Mathematics required for Science and Business tracks.
• IELTS Academic: overall 6.5 with no band below 6.0.
• TOEFL iBT: overall 83 with a minimum of 20 in each section (tests taken before 21 January 2026 use the previous scale).
• PTE Academic: overall 59 with no section below 59.
• Duolingo English Test: overall 120 with sub-scores of Literacy 105, Comprehension 100, Conversation 115, Production 115.
• CAEL: overall 60. Cambridge C1/C2: overall 180 with sections at 169+.

Every English test result must be dated within two years of the application submission date, per the official University of Regina English proficiency page.

Campion College IELTS Waiver Pathways for Indian Students

India is not on Regina’s blanket-exemption list, but four routes commonly used by Indian applicants can waive the IELTS requirement:

• IGCSE / GCSE / GCE English: a grade B or 6 on the English paper — common for CBSE + Cambridge combined schools.
• IB Higher Level English: a score of 4 or higher.
• AP English Language or Literature: a score of 3 or higher.
• Prior post-secondary study: 24+ credit hours at an English-medium institution with 6+ credits in humanities or social sciences at 60 percent GPA or higher.

Standard CBSE or State Board English marks alone do not qualify, so most CBSE and ICSE students still submit IELTS or TOEFL.

Campion College UG Programs, Fees and English Requirements

Campion College is an undergraduate-only Jesuit liberal-arts college, so every listed programme is a Bachelor’s degree registered through the U of R Faculties of Arts, Science, or Media, Art and Performance. The base tuition for an international undergraduate on a 30 credit-hour year is CAD 32,500 (around INR 22.06 Lakhs) for the 2026-2027 session, with per-faculty variation — check the course-wise fees breakdown for the exact figure by degree.

Insider note: The BFA Visual Arts and Film production streams require a portfolio submission four to eight weeks earlier than the general application deadline, so treat 1 December 2026 (Winter) and 1 April 2027 (Fall) as the real cut-offs for those tracks.

Note: Program-specific entry requirements, fees, and intake availability may differ from the institution-wide minimums shown above. Always confirm on the official Campion College apply page for your chosen program before applying.

Campion College Application Process

Every Campion applicant files a single University of Regina undergraduate application and selects Campion College as the home college on the form. There is no separate Campion form, and Saskatchewan has no central application service like OUAC or the Common App, so the U of R portal is the only route.

1. Create a U of R applicant account at apply.uregina.ca and pick "International Undergraduate" plus Campion College as the college of choice.
2. Fill in personal, academic, and language-test details, then upload Class X, XII, and IELTS or TOEFL scanned copies.
3. Pay the CAD 100 (around INR 6,789) application fee inside the applicant portal by credit card or Flywire — no fee waiver is offered to Indian applicants.
4. Arrange your IELTS or TOEFL test-centre to send the official score report to institution code U of R directly.
5. Have Class XII and, where applicable, first-year college transcripts couriered by the issuing board or institution.
6. Track the file through the applicant portal — the University of Regina flags missing documents through the checklist on the applicant homepage.

The University of Regina admissions hub mirrors the same account, since Campion applications are processed through the parent institution’s Admissions Office.

Campion College Admission Decisions and Offers

Decisions are released on a rolling basis. Complete files usually receive a decision within four to eight weeks of upload, so the earlier the Class XII certificate and IELTS report are attached, the sooner an offer letter arrives.

• Early conditional offer: issued on Class XI marks plus a Class XII predicted average, valid until final Class XII marks upload.
• Full offer: issued once final Class XII marks and English scores meet the stated thresholds.
• Acceptance step: pay the CAD 1,000 (around INR 67,890) enrolment deposit to confirm the seat — the full amount is applied to first-term tuition.
• Study permit refund: CAD 500 (around INR 33,945) of the deposit is refundable if the study permit is refused and IRCC’s decision letter is uploaded within 30 days.
• Deferral: a one-term deferral is allowed on written request before the term begins, subject to programme availability.

Documents Required for Campion College Admissions

All documents are uploaded inside the U of R applicant portal in PDF form. Original certified transcripts are couriered later only if the admissions team requests them.

• Passport bio-data page — colour scan, valid for the full duration of study.
• Class X marksheet and passing certificate.
• Class XII marksheet, passing certificate, and, if the result is pending, the latest predicted grades from the school.
• Transferring students — any completed post-secondary transcripts and syllabi for credit assessment.
• Official IELTS, TOEFL iBT, PTE, or Duolingo score report, or documentary evidence of the qualifying waiver.
• Statement of Purpose covering academic goals and choice of Campion, one to two pages.
• Two academic references from Class XII teachers, or one academic and one supervisor for post-secondary transfers.
• Digital portfolio for BFA Visual Arts, Film, or Creative Technologies applicants.
• Audition video for BMus Music applicants, per the U of R Music department checklist.
• Financial statement or bank letter showing funds to cover the first year of tuition plus living costs.

Campion College Acceptance Rate

Campion College does not publish an official institutional acceptance rate. The most commonly cited third-party estimate places admission at around 76 percent, based on the University of Regina’s open-access admissions posture and the fact that meeting the published Class XII and English floors is usually enough for a first-year offer.

What Drives Campion College’s Admission Rate

Regina and its federated colleges use an access-oriented model, meaning most applicants who meet the stated academic and English thresholds are admitted. The competitive filters sit at programme level, not at the college gate. BSc Actuarial Science, BSc Computer Science, and the BFA studio streams see higher rejection rates because seat counts and portfolio quality bars are tighter.

How Indian Applicants Fit Campion College’s Profile

Indian applicants who present Class XII at 75 percent or higher, an IELTS band of 6.5+ with no sub-band below 6.0, and a coherent Statement of Purpose typically clear the first-year review. Portfolio-based BFA and BMus applicants should treat the studio work as the decisive factor, not marks. Compare seat competitiveness with other Saskatchewan universities before choosing where to apply.

Canada Student Visa Process for Campion College Applicants

Every Indian offer-holder needs a Canada Study Permit issued by IRCC, plus a Saskatchewan-issued Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL) that the University of Regina supplies with the offer. The Student Direct Stream (SDS) was suspended on 8 November 2024, so all Indian applicants now file under the general study permit stream.

File the study permit online at ircc.canada.ca once the Campion offer letter, PAL, and GIC are in hand. Book biometrics at a VFS centre within two weeks of application. General-stream processing currently runs eight to twelve weeks from biometrics, so file at least four months before the term start date.

Financial proof for the 2026 intake year onward uses the new minimum GIC of CAD 22,895 (around INR 15.55 Lakhs) from a participating Canadian bank, plus first-year tuition paid or a signed loan letter. Carry the passport, offer letter, PAL, biometrics receipt, GIC certificate, and IELTS report in cabin baggage for the Port of Entry check.

2026 update: Saskatchewan’s PAL allocation for U of R students is issued automatically with the offer, so Indian applicants do not need to request it separately — but the offer must be accepted with the CAD 1,000 deposit first.

Tips and Application Checklist for Campion College

The following tips and steps are drawn from Indian-applicant patterns at Campion College and the University of Regina admissions cycle. They combine timing habits and paperwork sequencing so nothing slips before the 15 March 2027 priority date.

• Aim for the 15 March 2027 date: this is both the Fall priority deadline and the auto-scholarship cut-off, worth CAD 500 to CAD 1,000 to first-year students.
• Book IELTS by December 2026: official reports take two to three weeks to reach the U of R after the test date.
• Request Class XII transcripts eight weeks before your target deadline: Indian boards need lead time for attested copies.
• BFA and BMus applicants — start the portfolio or audition file in October: studio and music panels close a month before the general deadline.
• Draft the SOP around a named Campion faculty member or program: generic "Canada is a top study destination" openers underperform in file review.
• Line up the GIC ahead of the offer: Scotiabank, ICICI Bank Canada, and CIBC open GIC accounts remotely from India in five to seven working days.
• Reserve the CAD 1,000 deposit: the seat is only held after this deposit clears in the applicant portal.
• File the study permit within one week of accepting the offer: general-stream processing eats twelve weeks and cannot be sped up.

Winter 2027 is Campion College’s nearest live opening at 15 December 2026, but the primary Fall 2027 intake gives Indian applicants the most program choice and the widest scholarship pool if the CAD 100 application, IELTS 6.5 score, and Class XII 70 percent floor are ready by 15 March 2027.