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Application Summary (GR)

After you submitted your application and paid the application fee through OUAC, you were prompted to download your Application Summary Form. If you didn’t download it then, you can revisit your OUAC account to retrieve the document. Log back in using your OUAC username and PIN. Download the application onto your computer and then upload it along with your other supplementary materials into LORIS.

Transcripts

All post-secondary educational institutions (past and current) must be declared on your OUAC application and unofficial transcripts can be uploaded into LORIS at time of application.

This includes transcripts of all completed degree(s), diploma(s), or post-secondary studies for which academic credit was earned, in-progress courses, incomplete post-secondary education and transfer credit courses.

Ensure that each transcript indicates all courses, grades, awarding of degree/diploma/degree certificate (if applicable), your full name, student ID#, and full name of the institution. Include the grading scale/key/legend as part of your transcript upload.  Transcripts must be uploaded as one .pdf file per institution attended.

Transcripts must be in the original language and include a certified translation if the transcript is not in English.

Current or previous Laurier students can access their transcript via LORIS.

The university reserves the right to request official transcripts for assessment if these requirements are not met.

If you are offered admission to Laurier, you will be required to submit hard copies of your official documents. Please see Step 3 for more information.

Laurier reserves the right to cancel admission or registration in any cases where documentation or information is found to have been incomplete, misrepresented or falsified. Laurier may disclose information on falsified documents with other Canadian universities, as well as with Citizenship and Immigration Canada.

Reference Letters and Referee Process

Confidential references are required in support of an application for admission to Laurier and must be submitted using our online form. Three to five days after you complete your application through OUAC, your referees will receive an email with the link to this form and instructions on how to complete it. We will not accept letters or email attachments in place of the completed form. Contact your referees before you apply online to confirm their availability (it must be completed within 14 days), their email address and mailing information. Do not record your email as the contact for your referees. Please see our Reference Letters and Referee Process page for additional information.

Test Scores

Some programs require tests such as the GMAT or GRE. In such cases, you will be prompted to upload your scores on LORIS.

Proficiency in English, both written and oral, is essential to pursue graduate studies at Laurier. Consult the International Applicants page for more information about English proficiency tests.
 

Permanent Residents

For permanent Canadian residents, evidence of your status in Canada is required. You must provide a photocopy of your signed "Record of Landing" or photocopies of both sides of your permanent resident card.

Sponsorship

Applicants who have sponsorship funding (i.e. from an external organization or government) must email their sponsorship letter to gradadmissions@wlu.ca. Once received, the letter will be attached to the application. The letter must include the following information:

• The legal name of the funded applicant.
• The duration of the sponsorship.
• The items to be covered through the sponsorship (e.g. tuition and incidental fees, living allowance, etc.) and limitations of the funding commitment, if any.
• The complete name and address of the sponsoring agency.
  
  

Other Documentation

Other documentation, including a statement of intent, resumé and writing sample may be required. Consult the application checklist for your program to find out what is required.