Classes begin on the Wednesday following Labour Day weekend in September, and end in early April.

Additional information can be found in our Academic Calendar

A student who is interested in transferring from another post-secondary institution will be required to submit a copy of their university transcript, and our Registrar’s Office will evaluate it for possible transfer credit.

Post-secondary courses taken elsewhere are eligible for transfer credit if they comply with the standards established by Crandall University for its own courses and programs. The maximum number of hours accepted for transfer credit from other institutions is 60 credit hours towards a 120 credit-hour degree.

Additional information can be found in our Academic Calendar

Crandall’s Writing and Student Success Services (WSSS) exist to enhance the learning opportunities of the student community. For students who are looking for a little extra help to succeed in their studies, WSSS provide a variety of free resources such as workshops, peer tutoring, writing assistance, and more to help develop strong academic habits and life skills.

These services exist for all Crandall students across all programs and levels of academic success. Trained peer tutors as well as various staff and faculty contribute to the overall academic programming and support that is available.

Learn more about undergraduate tuition and fees.

Additional information can be found in our Academic Calendar

The Financial Awards Program at Crandall includes scholarships, entrance awards, and need-based bursaries. There are Guaranteed Entrance Scholarships and Awards for high school and transfer applicants who demonstrate academic excellence, as well as additional scholarships and bursaries.

To be considered for additional scholarships and bursaries, students must apply by March 1.

Learn more about Scholarships, Awards, and Bursaries

We offer rolling admission for our undergraduate programs, which means that students may apply anytime, with no set deadline.

Absolutely, we would love to have you visit! You can schedule a Campus tours by booking online, connecting with an Admissions Counsellor, or contacting the Admissions Department:

Email: admissions@crandallu.ca
Phone: (506) 858-8970 Ext. 290

Admission requirements vary by program.

Learn more about undergraduate admission requirements

At Crandall, numerous activities, organizations, and opportunities exist for students to grow in all aspects of life. Drama and music teams offer students an opportunity to develop talents and abilities.

Our athletics programs are growing, with both varsity and club sports teams (*link for athletics).

Additionally, the Crandall Student Association (CSA) plans great events for students to participate in and provides the opportunity to develop student leadership potential. Social activities abound, and include events such as movie and trivia nights, coffee houses, banquets, campus-wide games, and more!

One of the ways the Crandall community celebrates the Christian faith is through an engaging chapel program that includes musical worship, Biblical teaching, and small group/mentoring opportunities throughout the academic year. Chapel is a focal point in campus life at Crandall, and provides an opportunity for students and employees to experience spiritual rejuvenation and encouragement in their relationship with God.

Students are also encouraged to connect with a local church where they will receive strength and have the opportunity to exercise their gifts and talents. Feel free to connect with the Student Life and Transformation Department for more info: custudentlife@crandallu.ca

At Crandall, we have many amenities that are helpful for both on- and off-campus students. The university is pleased to provide free parking on campus for all students, staff, faculty, and visitors. Students may also sign out lockers to help hold belongings for the day and throughout the school year. This is very convenient for off-campus students. Crandall’s key-card accessible Fitness Centre is also available for all students to use, whether they live on or off campus.

Additionally, Corrie’s café is a great resource for off-campus students, providing hot and cold beverages, baked goods, snacks, and full meals for members of the Crandall community, as well as visitors. Codiac Transit, Moncton’s public transportation system, has routes that come directly to the Crandall campus throughout the day, making it very convenient for off-campus student who may be planning to take the bus to campus.

If your student is living on campus, you can send mail to the following address:

If your student is living off campus, we recommend sending mail to the address where they’re living.

When applying to live in residence, students can indicate any allergies/intolerances, including food sensitivities. Our Food Services Manager and kitchen staff are equipped to make accommodations for students who have dietary restrictions, and prospective students may reach out to them directly, in addition to indicating their sensitivities on their Residence application form.

Crandall University is committed to both the academic and personal development of all students. At Crandall, we provide confidential mental health services to undergraduate and graduate students to help foster strong mental health and to help students learn healthy life skills. We have two on-site counsellors who can provide assessments, counselling services and/or referrals. We desire to help students dealing with a variety of needs, such as depression, anxiety, academic stress, grief, relationships and beyond. Our goal at Crandall is to help students learn to be the healthiest versions of themselves, and to help set them up with skills that will help them throughout their whole life.