Congratulations, you've been accepted to Mount Allison University!
Wondering what's next? Follow our helpful guide.
Remember, it's important to check your @mta.ca e-mail regularly. Once you've been accepted to Mount Allison, this is how we communicate important information to you.
Accept your offer of admission and scholarships
Deadline to accept your offer of admission: May 1
To accept your offer of admission and scholarship offers, pay your registration deposit:
- $100 for Canadian citizens and permanent residents of Canada
- $450 for international students
Once your deposit is received and processed, your deposit confirmation will be e-mailed to your @mta.ca e-mail.
Why pay my registration deposit early?
By paying your registration deposit, you:
- confirm your offer of admission and any financial aid you have been offered
- claim a place in the priority queue for a residence room assignment
- gain access to course registration once it opens
For international students:
- pay your registration deposit to receive your Letter of Acceptance (LOA) used to apply for your study permit
Apply for bursaries
Deadline to apply for bursaries: March 1
Submit your entrance bursary application through your Connect account — a secure student network you'll be able to access with your MtA username and password.
Am I eligible?
All incoming full-time students who have demonstrated financial need are eligible to apply for a Mount Allison bursary.
Apply to live in residence
Before you can apply to residence, you must have activated your @mta.ca email account with your MtA username and password.
Learn more about our residences and room types.
Pay your residence deposit
To receive your room assignment:
- pay your $500 residence deposit
- to guarantee your residence accommodations, pay the deposit by May 1
We base your residence room assignment priority on the day you pay your registration deposit so the earlier you pay this deposit the closer you are to the top of the list for a room assignment.
How to be included in the early-bird room draw
To be included in our first round of room assignments, submit the following by March 1:
- Registration deposit
- Residence application
- Residence deposit
All residence applications submitted by the end of March will be included in our second round of room assignments.
After our second round of room assignments, rooms are assigned on a rolling basis.
For more details, visit applying to residence.
Submit your mid-year transcript
For students who applied with their Grade 11 transcripts
If you've been offered early admission to Mount Allison with your Grade 11 transcripts, submit your Grade 12 mid-year transcript in your application account by March 1:
- to confirm your offer of admission
- to keep any scholarship offers made during early admission
These transcripts don't have to be official.
Apply for a study permit
For international students
Students who are not Canadian citizens or permanent residents of Canada need a valid study permit to attend Mount Allison. Please check to see if you need any extra travel authorization documents before you arrive.
You should apply as soon as you receive your Letter of Acceptance (LOA) as the process can take some time.
About your Letter of Acceptance (LOA)
In order to receive your Letter of Acceptance (LOA) for your study permit application, you must:
- receive an unconditional offer of admission
- accept your offer from Mount Allison by submitting your $450 CAD Registration Deposit
Please note: your offer of admission to Mount Allison does not guarantee study permit approval.
Transfer credits
You may be awarded transfer credits towards your Mount Allison degree if:
- you've completed a university-preparatory program such as IB, AP, or British A-levels
- you've completed courses at another university or college
Join our Incoming Students Facebook Group
Once you get your @mta.ca e-mail address, connect with the MtA community by joining the Mount Allison Incoming Students 2024-25 Facebook Group.
Get to know future classmates and housemates, tell the group more about yourself, and ask lots of questions.
Will open in the fall.
Register for courses
Course registration opens in early June
You'll receive course registration information before registration opens for new students.
Need help? For information on how to get started, how to plan your schedule, and how to register for courses, visit RegHelp for new students.
Before you can register for courses, your registration deposit needs to be paid. You can also check admission dates and deadlines.
Submit your final transcript
When your final grades are in, your official final transcript needs to be sent to us directly from your high school.
Where to send your transcripts
Request your final transcript be sent to either:
- admissionsteam@mta.ca
- Mount Allison Registrar's Office
62 York St., Sackville, NB E4L 1E2 - fax: (506) 364-2272
Attend Preview Day
July 2024
Held on campus in the summer, Preview Day is a full-day of information and services for new students and their families.
What happens on Preview Day?
On Preview Day:
- Residences are open for viewing
- Staff from the Registrar's Office are ready to help with questions about course registration and financial aid
- Includes student life fair
- You can pick up your student ID card and pick up MtA swag
What if I can't attend Preview Day?
Can't attend Preview MtA Day?
Get ready for Orientation!
Aug.-Sept. 2024
Your official journey to Mount Allison will begin with Orientation Week for new students.
For Orientation, you'll receive information directly from the Mount Allison Students' Union (MASU) on the schedule of events and what to expect.
Living in residence? Check out everything you need to know to move into residence.
Next steps
We're here to help you get started on your MtA experience. Our staff and students are here to support you during your first year as a new student.
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