加拿大康考迪亚大学毕业证 成绩单：国际学生申请全指南
对于有志于在充满活力的蒙特利尔市求学的国际学生而言，加拿大康考迪亚大学（Concordia University）是一个极具吸引力的选择。这所位于加拿大法语区核心地带的英语授课大学，以其应用型教学和友好的城市氛围而闻名。成功申请此处，需要国际学生满足以下几个核心条件。
学术背景与成绩要求
康考迪亚大学要求国际学生持有与加拿大标准同等的高中毕业文凭。学校不以中国的高考或会考成绩为必要条件，但非常看重申请者的高中阶段总体学术表现。具体的平均成绩要求因学院和专业而异，范围从C+（约百分制65-70分）到更高的A-（约85-90分）不等。其中，约翰·莫尔森商学院（John Molson School of Business）和吉娜·科迪工程与计算机科学学院（Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science）的要求通常较高。例如，申请商学院本科通常要求高中总平均成绩达到B（约75-80分）及以上，且数学成绩不低于B。而工程学院的软件工程、航天工程等热门专业，则普遍要求总成绩达到A-，并对数学、物理等核心科目有单独的分数要求。
英语语言能力证明
作为一所英语授课大学，非英语母语且无法满足豁免条件（如在英语教学环境中完成至少三年全职学习）的国际学生，必须提供官方英语水平测试成绩。康考迪亚大学对本科直录的要求分为两个标准：如果申请者的语言成绩达到更高一档，则可以免除第一学期的英语强化课程（ESL）。
有条件录取（需修读ESL课程）：若雅思总分在6.0至6.5之间，或托福网考在75至89分之间，学生仍可被录取，但在进入专业课前需先修读大学的英语学分课程。此外，大学还提供有条件录取（语言班） 的途径，例如雅思总分5.0-5.5的学生可以申请先进入学校的密集英语课程（IELP）学习。
专业特殊材料与申请规划
除了学术和语言成绩，部分专业要求提交额外的申请材料，这对于申请的成功至关重要。康考迪亚大学的艺术学院绝大多数专业，如电影制作、美术、设计等，都强制要求申请者提交作品集（Portfolio） 或参加面试。此外，一些文理学院的专业（如心理学、教育学等）也可能要求提交个人陈述（Personal Statement）。在申请时间上，国际学生需特别注意截止日期。对于最主要的秋季学期（9月入学），申请截止日期为2月1日；冬季学期（1月入学）的截止日期为9月1日。申请时需要支付100加元的不可退还申请费。
财务规划与生活预算
充分的财务准备是留学成功的基础。根据康考迪亚大学官方数据，国际本科学生每年的学费约为19，802加元。除此之外，学生需要为蒙特利尔的生活开销做好预算。学校估算，一名国际学生每年的总花费（含学费、住宿、餐饮、书本、交通和个人开销）大约为35，784加元。这其中包括约4，480加元的校外合租公寓租金，以及约4，950加元的食品费用。学生应确保自己有充足的资金覆盖整个学习期间的开支，这也是申请学习许可（Study Permit）时的核心要求之一。
Academic Requirements and English Proficiency
Prospective international undergraduate students must present a high school diploma recognized as equivalent to the Canadian standard. Concordia University does not require Gaokao or Huikao scores from Chinese applicants. Admission is highly competitive and based primarily on the overall academic average achieved in senior high school. The minimum required average varies significantly by faculty and program, ranging from a C+ (approximately 65-70%) to as high as an A- (85-90%). For instance, the John Molson School of Business typically requires a minimum overall average of B (around 75-80%) with a B in mathematics. More competitive programs in the Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science, such as Software Engineering or Aerospace Engineering, often demand an A- average with equally high marks in prerequisite subjects like mathematics and physics.
Proficiency in English is mandatory. Applicants whose primary language is not English must submit official test scores unless exempt (e.g., by completing at least three years of full-time study in an English-language institution). Concordia has two main thresholds for undergraduate admission:
For direct admission (exempt from ESL courses): A minimum IELTS score of 7.0 (with no band below 5.5) or a TOEFL iBT score of 90 or above is required.
For admission with ESL requirement: An IELTS score between 6.0 and 6.5, or a TOEFL iBT score between 75 and 89, grants admission, but students must complete English for Academic Purposes (EAP) courses. The university also offers a conditional admission pathway through its Intensive English Language Program (IELP) for students with scores as low as IELTS 5.0-5.5.
Program-Specific Materials and Financial Preparation
Meeting academic and language standards is only the first step. Many programs require supplemental materials, which are critical for a successful application. Most programs within the Faculty of Fine Arts—such as Film Production, Studio Arts, and Design—mandatorily require a portfolio or an audition. Furthermore, some programs in the Faculty of Arts and Science may request a personal statement or letter of intent. Regarding application timing, international students should note key deadlines: February 1 for the Fall term (September intake) and September 1 for the Winter term (January intake). A non-refundable application fee of $100 CAD is required.
Financial planning is paramount. Official estimates place the annual tuition for an international undergraduate at approximately $19，802 CAD. The total estimated cost of living and studying for one year, including tuition, accommodation, food, books, and personal expenses, is about $35，784 CAD. This budget includes an estimated $4,480 CAD for off-campus shared rent and $4,950 CAD for food. Demonstrating the ability to cover these costs is essential not only for the student's well-being but also for obtaining a Canadian study permit.
