Booth University College for Nepali Students 2027: Programs Fees and Admission

Booth publishes undergraduate degrees and continuing-studies options in areas such as business, social work, psychology, behavioural sciences, religion and community-focused practice. Record the exact award, major, intake, duration, delivery and any practicum before comparing it with another Winnipeg option.

Map Nepal Grade 12 English, mathematics and relevant subjects to the program prerequisites. Transfer and graduate applicants should document every prior institution and request a formal credit or credential assessment. A shorter certificate is not interchangeable with a degree.

Booth is connected with The Salvation Army and describes a Christian learning community focused on service and social justice. Applicants should assess that environment honestly and connect specific course content and field experience to a realistic Nepal-linked career purpose.

Booth’s reviewed international undergraduate page lists April 30 for Fall, September 15 for Winter and April 1 for Spring applications. Confirm that the exact program actually opens in the selected term and pay the current CAD 150 application fee through the official route.

Meet Booth’s current English standard for the chosen program and submit the accepted test directly where required. Check overall and component scores, validity and any pathway terms; a general medium-of-instruction letter or another university’s threshold may not satisfy Booth.

Arrange official Nepal NEB and all post-secondary transcripts directly from the issuing institution, certified translations, passport-consistent identity and program supplements. After an offer, Booth requires a reviewed CAD 2,500 non-refundable tuition deposit before issuing the LOA and PAL.

Booth’s 2026–2027 undergraduate schedule lists international tuition of CAD 1,225 per course, CAD 200 course fees and CAD 75 general fees. Multiply the correct figures by the actual registered course load and distinguish annual charges from per-course amounts.

The same page lists an estimated CAD 1,200 for textbooks, mandatory international health coverage, the CAD 2,500 non-refundable tuition deposit and a further CAD 9,000 international-student deposit by the intake date. Read the refund policy and how each payment is credited before transferring funds.

Add verified Winnipeg housing, food, transport, winter clothing, phone, insurance, airfare from Nepal and an emergency reserve. Do not depend on uncertain employment, scholarships or refund assumptions to demonstrate affordability.

IRCC lists Booth University College as private DLI O19147992362 in Winnipeg and provides a details page. It states that non-theological associate, bachelor’s, master’s or doctoral degree programs may qualify when all other criteria are met.

IRCC also states that other Booth programs are not eligible through this listing. Match the exact award on the offer to the eligible wording and review current duration, delivery, language, field-of-study, full-time and study-history conditions. Save dated evidence.

Prepare the genuine LOA, PAL where required, current funds and a truthful study purpose linked to Nepal history. MKS Education can compare credentials, map documents and review the file, but Booth and Canadian authorities independently decide admission and immigration outcomes.

When a policy changes, compare the new instruction with the student’s application date, credential, institution, campus and personal status before deciding what applies. Do not silently replace an old document or reinterpret a rule from a headline. If the effect is uncertain, pause payment or submission and obtain clarification from the responsible authority or a properly authorised professional.

This evidence trail also improves counselling quality. The student and family can see which facts are confirmed, which are estimates and which remain conditional. MKS Education uses this approach to support transparent education planning while leaving admission and immigration decisions with the relevant institutions and Canadian authorities.