Congratulations! We are delighted you have chosen Seneca! Once you receive your offer from us, you need to complete the following steps to secure your seat:
Congratulations! We are delighted you have chosen Seneca! Once you receive your offer from us, you need to complete the following steps to secure your seat:
Step 1: View your offer
Visit Student Home to view your offer. To access Student Home, you will need your Seneca login credentials, including multi-factor authentication (MFA).
Step 2: Confirm your program choice
Follow these steps to confirm your Seneca program choice by given deadline.
Step 3: Update your current study permit status
Use this tip sheet for step-by-step guidance on how to update your current study permit application status in Student Home.
Step 4: Pay your fees
Watch for a fee notice in your email. To reserve a seat in your program, you must pay your first semester fees by the due date in your fee notice.
Step 5: Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL)
Once you have paid your fees, Seneca will request a PAL from the Ontario government on your behalf. Learn more about these changes in our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQS).
Step 6: Letter of Acceptance (LOA)
We will email your Seneca Letter of Acceptance (LOA) with your PAL.
Step 7: Apply for your study permit
You can apply to the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) for your study permit. Your application must include your Letter of Acceptance (LOA), PAL and payment receipt, along with all other documents required for the application. Learn more about how to apply for a study permit.
Note: If you have a valid study permit or are exempt from the provincial attestation letter (PAL) requirement, please complete steps 1 to 4 to receive your Letter of Acceptance (LOA) from Seneca.
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If you have received your Letter of Acceptance from Seneca to start your studies in 2024, please review the checklists and resources below. These documents will help you prepare to start your studies as a Seneca international student.
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