A: No, Nancy Campbell Academy does not charge a fee to apply.

A deposit is required later in the process to show good faith and sincerity, which is applied directly to your first year’s tuition upon acceptance.

A: We have a rolling deadline for applications and accept students for intakes in both August and January. We recommend applying as early as possible to ensure a place.

 A: Along with the completed application form, you will need to provide:

• copies of the applicant’s most recent school transcripts or report cards from the previous two school years,
• a copy of the applicant’s passport (photo page only),
• copy of their updated immunization records.

A: The 30-minute interview with one of our Vice-Principals is a friendly and supportive conversation.

It is not a pass-or-fail situation. The interview is designed for us to get to know the student, to see how we can best meet their needs, and to determine if NCA is a good school-student match.

A: If a student is not accepted to Nancy Campbell Academy, the deposit is refunded in full.

Partial refunds apply in specific situations where an international student’s visa is denied or if a family decides not to send an accepted student, or in cases of withdrawal or expulsion.

A: Students who thrive here are often curious, values-driven, and eager to grow.

We welcome students who are open-minded, willing to learn, and ready to be part of something bigger than themselves.

Many of our students are those who may have felt unseen or out of step in larger, more traditional school systems.

A: Yes, absolutely.

We welcome students and families from all faiths and backgrounds.

NCA is not a religious school; rather, it is a school inspired by the universal principles of the Baha’i Faith, such as service to humanity and unity in diversity. 

A: Yes.

Our application form includes sections to note any learning disabilities or whether a student has an I.E.P. (Individualized Education Plan).

Because our classes are small, we can often provide the close-knit community and assistance students may need. The admissions interview is a key part of determining if we can meet a student’s specific needs.

A: Yes.

A core part of our philosophy is learning through service to others. All students are required to perform a minimum of fifty hours of community service each year.

A: Nancy Campbell Academy follows the Ontario Ministry of Education curriculum, ensuring students meet rigorous academic standards and are prepared for post-secondary success worldwide.

A: We are a micro-school by design. Most classes have between 10-15 students, which allows our teachers to provide plenty of individual attention.

A: We have a consistent 100% university placement rate.

Our students are often awarded substantial university scholarships and are accepted at top-ranking universities in Canada and around the world.

A: We have different tuition rates for day students, domestic boarding students, and international boarding students.

For a complete and detailed breakdown of all tuition and ancillary fees, please see our dedicated Tuition & Fees page.

A: Yes.

Making an NCA education accessible is a priority. Each year, we make over $570,000 in need-based financial aid available through the Nancy Campbell Scholarship Foundation.

Approximately 20% of our students receive financial aid.

For more details, please visit our Bursaries & Scholarships page.