Financial Support for International Students
Lambton College is committed to ensuring that a high-quality, career-focused, and PGWP-eligible education in Canada can also be financially accessible. Each year, we support the best and brightest international applicants with millions of dollars in scholarship funding.
Eligible Sarnia Programs
Eligible Ottawa Programs
How to Qualify
Submit your application to a qualifying Sarnia or Ottawa campus program for the Spring 2025, Fall 2025, or Winter 2026 intake.
Demonstrate your English language proficiency by submitting one of the following test scores, completed within the last two years:
- IELTS with a minimum overall score of 6.0
-or- - TOEFL iBT with a minimum overall score of 69
-or- - PTE Core with a minimum overall score of 52
-or- - OOPT with a minimum overall score of 70
Students from certain countries may request alternative methods of meeting the English language proficiency requirement.
Questions
How will I know if I received the scholarship?
- Meeting the eligibility criteria of the international entrance scholarship does not automatically constitute approval. If selected, your Lambton College acceptance letter will indicate YES in box 23.
- If you were not selected for an international entrance scholarship, your Lambton College acceptance letter will indicate NO in box 23. In this case, you have not been selected and are not eligible to receive an international entrance scholarship.
How and when will the entrance scholarship be applied?
- Upon registration at Lambton College, scholarship funds will be applied to the first-year tuition cost, as outlined on your acceptance letter. The total value of each scholarship shall not exceed $4,000 for eligible Sarnia programs and $3,600 for eligible Ottawa programs.
- Scholarships are granted at the sole discretion of Lambton College's international admissions office. Scholarship funds cannot be used for any other purpose, are non-cashable and non-refundable.
- Scholarship funds are conditional on continuing and maintaining full-time registration status in the first and second term. Students who transfer to another college or withdraw during their first or second terms will lose the entire amount of the entrance scholarship during the refund process.