The Admissions Committee will take into account differences in the quality of law schools, as well as differences in grading policies, etc. Unless this is evident from the transcript, applicants are encouraged to support their applications with information from their law school Registrar or Dean on the grading practices at their law school and to provide their class ranking, if available. Law School Admission Test and T.O.E.F.L. scores are not required. The number of N.C.A. candidates admitted each year varies and is subject to the availability of places in the courses most commonly recommended by the National Committee. If admitted, N.C.A. candidates may only enrol in those courses specified by the National Committee and in other courses in which space is otherwise available.
Admission is on a fee for course basis.
As N.C.A. students are fulfilling requirements of the National Committee and not the Faculty of Law, fees are established with reference to the fees charged by the National Committee and not with reference to the academic fees of the University of Toronto. N.C.A. students should therefore expect their fees to be higher than the fees paid by degree students who have the benefit of government subsidy. A Fee Schedule is available from the Admissions Office on request. N.C.A. students are not eligible for a University of Toronto degree and have limited entitlement to the facilities and services of the university and the Faculty of Law. The terms and conditions of admission are detailed in the Statement of Admission.