Humber College Admissions 2025: Application Deadline, Eligibility & Fees

• I didn’t receive any scholarship, and as far as I remember, none of the people I knew in my batch did either. We did receive a scholarship application form released by the college during the course. All of us filled it out—it had questions related to our background, expenses incurred, financial needs, questions like why we need the reimbursement, etc., based on which students were picked out to be rewarded with scholarships.
• Scholarships were awarded primarily to vulnerable populations such as LGBTQ+, Black students, or refugees. I didn’t have detailed knowledge and never enquired about it much either. All I can say is that scholarships are limited—some are targeted towards specific communities or high achievers, making them not easily accessible to the general student population. Therefore, it is quite competitive. I think more information might be available on the college’s website for the same.
   

• Humber College does have scholarships for both international and local students. For international students, scholarships were based on academic performance and I have seen scholarships up to $4000.
• I didn't get any scholarships as such but I had applied for some for which I was eligible for but had no luck getting one. Most of my batchmates, including myself didn’t received scholarships, but I do remember one fellow classmate had got a scholarship of $2000.
• She was part of the black community and the college had options for the student belonging to a particular community through which she was able to get some sort of discount on the fees.
• On average I believe over 1000+ scholarship programs are available for both local and international students so many do get it.
   

• Scholarships are available.
• I did not receive any scholarship.
• I don't know if any of my batchmates received any kind of scholarships.
• The number of students receiving scholarships each year is around 10k and the amount depends on the courses and also on the people who are offering these scholarships.
• Some scholarships are like one time that they give to the students whereas some includes paying the whole tuition fee for the student.
   

I decided to study in Humber because it offered the best nursing course across Ontario. Even they are providing mandatory Co-op, Humber is organising extracurricular activities every week which helps to relax the students. Humber North Campus is just a few steps away from the Bus terminal. My overall experience at Humber is the best.

I chose this college because of it's quality education and this is one of the most respected educational institutions in Toronto with it's beautiful campus and placements, practical approach used in teaching. One of the best colleges in Toronto, highly recommended for the quality of education they provide.

Sop was required and one of the main points was proving that I came back to India Because it offered the best course of my field. As per my research, it was one of the best colleges for an international student. The commute and the location also was a big factor that led me to choosing this college.

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I chose humber because it is one of the best schools for business here in Canada. Studying abroad has been really a good decision. I’ve met a lot of people from different path of the world. So cultural diversity is a major factor here. Besides the college experience so far has been really good and I am looking forward to making more memories.

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To apply, I submitted a CV, Statement of Purpose (SoP), provisional degree of graduation, 12th degree, marksheets, no backlog certificate, and character certificate. Some courses also required an audition video. My CV highlighted relevant experiences and Extra curricular, while my SoP articulated my academic and career goals. Also, submitted LORS as additional thing but was not required. It is top ranked and reputed among colleges in Canada and was located in Toronto. My program is the one want to base my career on. I am trying to get into Data Analytics or data science, with the skills my course, Business Insights and Analytics, taught me. My experience at Humber College, particularly in the Business Analytics program, was mixed. The campus, Lakeshore, offered scenic views as it is located beside the lake. Despite a vibrant campus life with frequent events, the lack of placements was disappointing. The program's practical focus was valuable, but the syllabus felt brief and included unnecessary subjects. Additionally, the high fees compared to other colleges made it less worthwhile. It is 22000CAD and is not worth the cost.

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Humber college has diverse line of courses we can choose and I chose Supply chain management and according to my research it is one the best college in GTA for Supply chain management with lots of applications based course curriculum which helps even freshers to get to know about the industry and give themselves a head start to enter into the corporate sector into logistics. Highly recommended if you are looking for a diversified culture along with all the amenities you are looking and also explore yourself.