How to Apply

Did You Know?

  • Luther students enjoy personalized one-on-one academic advising: our academic advisors are here to help you from registration to graduation.

  • Luther College students pay the same tuition and fees as other University of Regina students.

  • Luther College offers the best of both worlds: a smaller college environment with all the benefits of a larger university.

  • The Luther College Residence hosts multiple social events and programs throughout the year, such as Christmas Dinner, International Night, Mardi Gras, and Karaoke Night.

  • It pays to go to Luther College. Literally. Luther students are eligible for an additional $100,000 in scholarships, in addition to all of the awards available to them as U of R!

  • Luther students can sign up for the UR Guarantee program - get a guaranteed job after you graduate!

  •  Every single degree program at Luther College offers an optional experiential learning component; gain real world experience and get paid while you go to school!

  • Luther College opened the first residence on campus in 1971, and is still a “home away from home” to students: meals, laundry, and lifelong friendship included.

How to Apply (Domestic Students)

Once you have chosen a program and verified that you have met the admission requirements, you can begin your application process. If you would like help with this process at any time, please contact our Recruitment Office, by phone at 1-306-206-2117, by email at recruitment@luthercollege.edu, or by booking an entrance counselling appointment.

In order to apply for Domestic Undergraduate Admissions you must complete the following steps:

  • Submit the appropriate University of Regina application form: Online or Paper
    • When applying, don't forget to select Luther College as your campus of choice on the U of R application form.


 

  • Pay the $100 non-refundable application fee: You can pay by cash, cheque, money order, Interac, Visa, MasterCard, or American Express. Cash is only accepted in person.
     
  • Submit high school transcripts: Current high school students can provide an interim grade report (Saskatchewan high school students must also provide a schedule of planned courses). Final transcripts must be official. An English translation of these documents is required if they are not in English or French. Send transcripts directly to the Admissions Office. (How to request a Saskatchewan high school transcript.)
     
  • Submit official transcripts from all post-secondary institutions previously attended: Transcripts must be sent directly from the post-secondary institutions to the Admissions Office. When original transcripts are difficult to obtain, photocopies may be accepted in the interim. An English translation is required if not in English or French.

 

Are you:

  • Transferring from or completed studies at another Canadian university or college?
  • A mature student?
  • A home-based learner (home-schooled)?
  • An international student?

If so, you may have to complete additional steps in order to apply for admissions. Please review the University of Regina's Admission Requirements to ensure you complete all the required steps.