Applicants are expected to have foundational knowledge appropriate to their age group in core subjects such as mathematics, science, reading comprehension and an advanced understanding and commany of English both written and verbal. Specific courses may have additional requirements

Applicants may be required to submit supplementary materials, such as a statement of interest, a portfolio, or proof of prior engagement in science-related activities. Specific supplemental requirements will vary based on the program.

Evaluation of applicants considers the admission essay, past academic performance, demonstrated interest in STEM disciplines, and aptitude for virtual learning environments. We work with all eligible students to ensure admission requirements are met. A recommendation or a reference will fast track admissions applications.

Applicants are expected to provide current academic disclosure including whether or not they are an international students, publicly or privately enrolled in a school, or if they are homeschooled.

Applicants may be invited to participate in further assessments, including interviews, online assessments, or skills-based evaluations to determine readiness for specific programs.

In some cases, pre-admissions testing may be required to assess language aptitude, subject-specific knowledge and/or readiness for advanced content.

Formal offers of acceptance will be communicated via email and are contingent upon verification of all admission criteria including submission of the $59 application fee, $89 for international students. Acceptance must be confirmed within a specified timeframe.

To secure a place in the program, applicants must confirm their acceptance through our online system within the timeframe stipulated in the offer letter.

Conditional offers may be made to applicants who are awaiting language testing or fee submission, or other outstanding documentation. Final admission is contingent upon meeting all conditions

Applicants placed on the waitlist will be notified if space becomes available. Acceptance offers may be made from the waitlist as late as the beginning of the program.

While not typically required for general admission, any necessary medical disclosures specific to online learning needs or accommodations should be submitted at the time of application.

Since programs are delivered in English, applicants must have sufficient proficiency in English to fully participate. A demonstrated ability to engage with course materials and instructions in English is expected.

Priority may be given to applicants who demonstrate significant medical science interest, involvement in STEM-related disciplines and activities, or who are currently enrolled in the STEM Canada Global STEM Leadership Program (active and in good-standing).

When a program receives registration for more students than available spots, admission will be based on academic merit, fulfillment of program requirements, and date of the application submission.

As this program is intended for students ages 8-17, for the purposes of this program, applicants outside the typical age range (8–17 years) will not be eligible. This ensures a peer-appropriate learning environment.

Home-schooled students are welcome to apply.

Students who previously withdrew or were dismissed from a program may apply for readmission. This process includes a review of past academic performance and the circumstances leading to withdrawal or dismissal. Students removed due to involuntary withdrawal may not apply for readmission.

All students are expected to apply y the posted deadline. Late admission can be accommodated for classes up to 2 weeks after the course commencement with a late admission administration fee of $25. (All students, including member students )