Immigrants to Canada may have heard of dual admission, which refers to conditional admission. This applies when the applicant meets all other requirements of the school but does not have language scores or the language scores do not meet the standards. In such cases, the school issues two notifications: one from the language center and one for the professional course. The "conditional" requirements include, apart from language scores, scores from the college entrance examination, general examination results, high school graduation certificates, high school average scores, proof of enrollment, etc. The specific "conditions" required vary by school.
Some schools with higher requirements also have language requirements for dual admission. For example, IELTS or TOEFL scores must reach a certain level to enter the school's language center to further improve language proficiency. Once the student reaches the highest level at the language center or the level required by the school, they can begin their professional courses. Below is a list of Canadian universities that offer dual admission for reference by students and parents.
University of Alberta
University of Calgary
Dalhousie University
University of Saskatchewan
University of Western Ontario
University of Manitoba
Simon Fraser University
University of Victoria
University of Waterloo
University of Guelph
Memorial University of Newfoundland
University of New Brunswick
Carleton University
University of Windsor
University of Regina
York University
Concordia University
University of Northern British Columbia
Acadia University
Trent University
University of Lethbridge
University of Prince Edward Island
University of Winnipeg
St. Mary's University
Brandon University
Lakehead University
Brock University
Mount Saint Vincent University
Laurentian University
St. Thomas University