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Canadian Application Instructions
Thank you for applying to one of D’Youville's outstanding programs! Please review the supplemental information regarding the application process, immigration requirements and tuition deposits.
Application Process
International college and high school transcripts require an evaluation by an accredited transcript evaluation service. If you are an international student and would like to apply to D'Youville, please have your credits reviewed by one of the following agencies.
Please note, documents from Canadian high schools, colleges, and universities (those written in English) are exempt.
World Education Services |
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International Academic Credential Evaluators, Inc. |
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Josef Silny and Associates |
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Commission on Graduates of Foreign Nursing Schools |
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Education Credential Evaluators |
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Foreign Credentialing Commission on Physical Therapy |
All applicants must submit a document-by-document evaluation (or equivalent). If you are transferring credits from a foreign college or university, these transcripts must receive a course-by-course evaluation (or equivalent).
Tuition Deposits
Undergraduate Students: Admissions decisions are made once all documents have been received, reviewed and evaluated by the Admissions Office. Once accepted, a non-refundable reservation deposit of $150 must be paid in US funds. This deposit will be applied to the first semester’s tuition.
Graduate Students: Admissions decisions are made once all documents have been received, reviewed and evaluated by the Graduate Admissions Office. Once accepted, a non-refundable reservation deposit of $300 in US funds must be submitted to the Graduate Admissions Office. This deposit will be applied to the first semester’s tuition.
Immigration Requirements
All Canadian citizens and permanent residents must obtain a Federal Form I-20. Your I-20 form will be issued after submitting your tuition deposit, the international student financial forms and supporting bank documentation. Instructions will be given with your I-20 on how to process it at the border. Permanent residents in Canada must make an appointment at a US consulate in order to obtain a student visa. Also, Canadian students may attend school in the US on a part-time basis but may not live in the United States.
Questions? Please contact the Admissions office at (716) 829-7600 or by email at admissions@dyc.edu. You can also contact Laryssa Petryshyn, International Student Coordinator, at (716) 829-8119 or by email at petryshl@dyc.edu. Most of your immigration questions can be answered by visiting the International Student Office web pages.