International Students with a study visa are permitted typically able to work both on and off-campus more information can be found at the Government of Canada website. Please note, that Crandall University does not guarantee work – it is the student’s responsibility to find work if desired.

International Students graduating from Crandall University are eligible to apply for a Post Graduation Work Permit. This permit would allow you to stay in Canada for a specific amount of time after graduation to work. For more information, please visit the Government of Canada website

YES! Crandall University is a Christian university, but is home to students of many faiths. You will have the opportunity to explore your own beliefs in relation to the Christian faith through engaging classes, chapel experiences, and through thoughtful discussions with your classmates.

No, Crandall is considered a “dry” campus which means that alcohol and recreational drugs are not permitted in the school or in on-campus housing. Crandall is also smoke-free, which means that smoking, tobacco, and cannabis use is not permitted anywhere on campus.

After receiving your acceptance package, your immediate next steps are:

1. Pay your tuition deposit outlined on your finance statement
2. Submit your study permit application

Please refer to the enrollment checklist for next steps.

Once you have received one of the following documents, please send a copy to international@crandallu.ca.

1. Passport Request Letter
2. Visa Approval Letter
3. Visa Stamp

YES! Our three-day international graduate student orientation is full of helpful information. Not only will you get to meet Crandall staff, faculty, and your fellow classmates but you will also be connected to the community and learn important information to help set you up for success in your academic life. You will go on a campus tour, learn about APA formatting, connect with the Moncton community at the community fair, learn about community resources like MAGMA and Crandall resources like our student success center and CU Serves program, and more!

Whether you have not received a study permit approval on time for enrollment or life happens and you need to postpone traveling to Canada, we offer the opportunity to defer to the next available intake. For graduate programs, we have three intakes – January, May, and September. For undergraduates, we offer an intake in September.
In order to defer, you will need to complete the following steps here.

1. Pay a minimum payment of $8,500CAD towards your tuition deposit.
2. Complete a deferral form.

More information can be found on our deferral form.

Please reach out to our Admissions team at international@crandallu.ca and we would be more than happy to answer any questions we can.