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Grades 1 — 12 — Burlington, ON (Map)
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ADMISSIONS


Laureate College offers rolling admissions for both Day and Boarding entry, with popular enrollment openings in Grades 9, 11, and 12. Its acceptance rate aligns with average figures of similar institutions. The admissions process may include an interview requirement.

Facts and analysis

VISITING THE SCHOOL

Upcoming open houses will be announced here.

An open house includes a campus tour and meetings with teachers, staff, and students. Hosting open houses is a typical practice among schools.

  • Upcoming events schedule

    Downtown Milton Summer Saturday’s — Live Entertainment, Games & Community Fun

    Laureate College Other Event

    • Jun 27, 2026
    • 02:00 pm to 09:00 pm
    • Downtown Milton
      Main Street
      Milton, ON,
    Learn More

    Downtown Milton Summer Saturday’s returns with a full‑day pedestrian experience designed to bring the community together through outdoor shopping, live performances, hands‑on activities, and family‑friendly fun. On Saturday, June 27, from 2:00 to 9:00 pm, Main Street transforms into an open‑air hub of creativity, culture, and connection. Laureate College joins the festivities with interactive “Brain Booster” stations and playful learning challenges for children and families. Accepting K-12 applications for the 2026-2027 and 2027-2028 school years!

    Pedestrian‑Only Main Street

    A vibrant, walkable environment filled with local vendors and community energy.

    Sidewalk Sales & Open‑Air Shopping

    Explore unique finds, artisan goods, and seasonal offerings from downtown businesses.

    Live Music & Performances

    Musicians and entertainers animate the street throughout the afternoon and evening.

    Games, Demos & Interactive Zones

    Hands‑on activities for all ages, including Laureate College’s “Brain Booster,” “Optical Illusion,” and “Fun & Games” activations.

    Event name Date RSVP
    Downtown Milton Summer Saturday’s — Live Entertainment, Games & Community Fun Jun 27, 2026 Learn More
  • Why it matters

    A school visit offers a firsthand look at the environment, culture, and daily life of the school. It provides an opportunity to ask questions, observe interactions, and verify your expectations directly. It's a vital part of an informed choice.


APPLICATION DEADLINES

Laureate College has rolling admissions for Day and Boarding entry.

See the deadline distribution for all other schools we cover below.

  • Application deadline by enrollment type(s)

    Month Laureate College Other schools
    Rolling admissions Fixed deadline Rolling admissions
    September Day and Boarding admissions 0% 90% of all other schools have rolling admissions
    October Less than 1%
    November 1%
    December 7%
    January 2%
    February 1%
    March 2%
    April Less than 1%
    May Less than 1%
    June Less than 1%
    July 0%
    August Less than 1%
  • Why it matters

    The admissions timeline helps you plan and prepare for key milestones, including school visits, application submission, and acceptance notifications.


ENTRY GRADES

The highest number of new enrollment openings include Grade(s) 9, 11 and 12.

The highest number of openings across all other schools we cover include Grade(s) 10, 11 and 12 (for the same grades offered at Laureate College).

  • Breakdown by grade

    Entry grade Number of openings available: Day
    Laureate College Average of all other schools
    Gr. 1 10 10
    Gr. 2 10 8
    Gr. 3 10 8
    Gr. 4 10 8
    Gr. 5 10 9
    Gr. 6 10 9
    Gr. 7 10 17
    Gr. 8 10 9
    Gr. 9 6 23
    Gr. 10 5 12
    Gr. 11 10 12
    Gr. 12 5 13
    Gr. 1 10 10
    Gr. 2 10 8
    Gr. 3 10 8
    Gr. 4 10 8
    Gr. 5 10 9
    Gr. 6 10 9
    Gr. 7 10 17
    Gr. 8 10 9
    Entry grade Number of openings available: Boarding
    Laureate College Average of all other schools
    Gr. 7 - 8
    Gr. 8 - 8
    Gr. 9 5 17
    Gr. 10 5 17
    Gr. 11 10 18
    Gr. 12 10 13
    Entry grade Number of openings available: eSchool
    Laureate College Average of all other schools
    Gr. 9 10 - 20 458
    Gr. 10 10 - 20 570
    Gr. 11 10 - 20 720
    Gr. 12 10 - 21 1233
  • Why it matters

    Popular entry grades may offer more opportunities for peer integration and more extensive orientation programs at the school. Applying to these grades may increase the chances of admission and support a smoother social and academic transition for the student.


ACCEPTANCE RATE

85% of all applications are accepted.

Acceptance rate at Laureate College is typical of the schools we cover.

  • Breakdown by grade

    Grade Acceptance rate: Day
    Laureate College Average of all other schools
    Gr. 1 90% 39%
    Gr. 2 90% 37%
    Gr. 3 90% 37%
    Gr. 4 90% 38%
    Gr. 5 99% 38%
    Gr. 6 100% 37%
    Gr. 7 90% 39%
    Gr. 8 100% 36%
    Gr. 9 85% 42%
    Gr. 10 85% 39%
    Gr. 11 85% 38%
    Gr. 12 85% 36%
    Gr. 1 90% 39%
    Gr. 2 90% 37%
    Gr. 3 90% 37%
    Gr. 4 90% 38%
    Gr. 5 99% 38%
    Gr. 6 100% 37%
    Gr. 7 90% 39%
    Gr. 8 100% 36%
    Grade Acceptance rate: Boarding
    Laureate College Average of all other schools
    Gr. 7 - 39%
    Gr. 8 - 36%
    Gr. 9 80% 42%
    Gr. 10 80% 39%
    Gr. 11 80% 38%
    Gr. 12 80% 36%
    Grade Acceptance rate: eSchool
    Laureate College Average of all other schools
    Gr. 9 90% 42%
    Gr. 10 90% 39%
    Gr. 11 90% 38%
    Gr. 12 90% 36%
  • What Laureate College says it looks for in students

    At Laureate College, we seek students who demonstrate the potential to thrive through our Eight Core Competencies. These competencies guide our teaching, learning, and student development, and reflect the qualities essential for success both in school and beyond.

    We are looking for students who are:

    • Critical Thinkers
    Students who approach problems analytically and creatively. They enjoy asking questions, analyzing information, and making informed judgments. They are eager to understand the “why” behind what they learn and apply their thinking to real-world contexts. (Critical Thinking)

    • Effective Communicators
    Learners who express their ideas clearly and confidently across various forms—spoken, written, artistic, and digital. They are also thoughtful listeners who engage meaningfully with others’ perspectives. (Communication)

    • Collaborative Leaders
    Individuals who work well with others, demonstrate strong interpersonal skills, and lead with integrity and respect. They value teamwork, build positive relationships, and contribute constructively to shared goals. (Collaboration)

    • Globally Aware Citizens
    Students who are open-minded, accepting of others, and culturally literate. They demonstrate empathy and a sense of social responsibility as they engage with global and local communities. (Citizenship)

    • Creative Innovators
    Students who think outside the box generate original ideas and find innovative ways to apply their learning. They explore possibilities with imagination and aren't afraid to take intellectual risks. (Creativity)

    • Lifelong Learners
    Curious, self-directed individuals who embrace challenges and continuously seek to grow. They ask questions, connect ideas across disciplines, and reflect on their learning processes to deepen understanding. (Consolidation)

    • Resilient and Self-Aware Individuals
    Learners who demonstrate perseverance, emotional intelligence, and a strong sense of self. They manage stress, regulate their emotions, and maintain a healthy balance between academic life, extracurricular involvement, and personal well-being. (Confidence)

    • Ethical and Reflective Individuals
    Students who act with integrity, respect, and empathy. They take responsibility for their actions, accept feedback with openness, and engage in self-reflection. With strong character and metacognitive awareness, they continually strive to improve both themselves and their relationships with others. (Consideration)

    We believe that academic achievement is only one part of a student’s success. Our most successful applicants are those who show promise in developing these competencies and a readiness to engage fully in a supportive, forward-thinking, and STEAM-rich learning environment.

  • Why it matters

    A school's acceptance rate gives you an indication of how competitive the admissions process is. Understanding this can help you set expectations and make strategic decisions about where to apply. Please note that the acceptance rates provided here are approximate.


ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

The admissions process may require an interview.

See grade-by-grade admissions requirements at Laureate College and how they compare with other schools.

  • Breakdown by grade

    Grade Required by Laureate College % of schools requiring
    Interview SSAT SSAT (out of province) Entrance exam Entrance essay
    Gr. 1 - - - - Interview: 51%, Exam: 15%, Essay: 2%
    Gr. 2 - - - - Interview: 52%, Exam: 18%, Essay: 2%
    Gr. 3 - - - - Interview: 52%, SSAT: 1%, Exam: 20%, Essay: 3%
    Gr. 4 - - - - Interview: 54%, SSAT: 1%, Exam: 22%, Essay: 4%
    Gr. 5 - - - - Interview: 55%, SSAT: 1%, Exam: 24%, Essay: 5%
    Gr. 6 - - - - Interview: 59%, SSAT: 2%, Exam: 25%, Essay: 7%
    Gr. 7 - - - - Interview: 61%, SSAT: 2%, Exam: 27%, Essay: 10%
    Gr. 8 - - - - Interview: 62%, SSAT: 1%, Exam: 26%, Essay: 10%
    Gr. 9 - - - - Interview: 48%, SSAT: 1%, Exam: 23%, Essay: 11%
    Gr. 10 - - - - Interview: 47%, SSAT: 1%, Exam: 19%, Essay: 11%
    Gr. 11 - - - - Interview: 47%, SSAT: 1%, Exam: 19%, Essay: 12%
    Gr. 12 - - - - Interview: 42%, SSAT: 1%, Exam: 15%, Essay: 10%
  • Application fee: $300

    Registration fee: $2,000

    Deposit: $3,000


    Description:

    The following steps are required for admissions:

    1. Complete the student application form and submit the application fee payment of $300 CAD along with 

    • the most recent two school years' report cards. G12 candidates must include three years from G9 to G11. A minimum grade average of 75% is required for admission to Grades 9 to 12.
    • proof of ID, such as a birth certificate or passport ID page
    • self-portrait
    • other supporting documents if applicable: awards, achievement certificates or professional assessment reports 

    2.  An online or in-person interview will be arranged if needed. Junior school candidates are required to have an interview with the Junior School Principal. 

    3.  Accepted candidates will receive the Offer of Admission from Laureate to proceed with the enrollment process

     

     

     

     

     

     

  • Why it matters

    Understanding admission requirements is crucial as you assess your fit with a school and the likelihood of acceptance. These requirements often reflect the school's educational priorities.


 

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