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Collège Montmorency

Laval, Canada Founded 1969

Updated Sep 2026

Overview

English Name: Collège Montmorency
Founded: 1969
Institution Type: College
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Collège Montmorency is a public French-language cégep operating a single campus on boulevard de l'Avenir in Laval, Quebec.

It offers pre-university Diplôme d'études collégiales (DEC) programs in natural sciences; arts, letters and communication, with profiles in cinema, literature, media and languages; human sciences, with five profiles including international perspectives, justice and culture, and management; dance; and visual arts. Its technical DEC offerings span roughly twenty-five programs across administration, horticulture, building and construction trades, social services, multimedia, information technology and electronics, and health professions including nursing, physiotherapy, orthotic-prosthetic technology, and dietetics.

Several technical programs include work-study alternance placements, and students can combine two pre-university programs through a three-year Double DEC option, or enter through the Tremplin DEC preparatory pathway. A continuing-education division delivers Attestation d'études collégiales (AEC) programs, short certifications and professional-development courses, alongside a Recognition of Acquired Competencies (RAC) service for adult learners.

The college operates teaching clinics, cliniques-écoles, in physiotherapy, orthotics-prosthetics and nursing, giving students supervised, hands-on clinical experience as part of their training.

All instruction is delivered in French. Collège Montmorency suits recent Quebec secondary-school graduates pursuing pre-university studies toward university admission, as well as students and returning adults seeking technical DEC or AEC credentials for direct entry into skilled or clinical professions.

Location & Contact

Where Collège Montmorency sits geographically, plus the contact channels students use during admissions. Alumni-office inquiries are separate from admissions and have their own contact page.

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Phone: 450 975-6100
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Academic Details

Collège Montmorency's scale, faculty balance, and academic recognition. Staff-with-doctorate share often signals research culture more reliably than headline research output figures.

Admission Requirements: Collège Montmorency is a French-language public cégep in Laval, Quebec, admitting through the SRAM (Service régional d'admission du Montréal métropolitain) network. DOMESTIC APPLICANTS. To study in the regular sector, apply to SRAM (admission.sram.qc.ca); Montmorency's own page states deadlines of before 1 March for Fall entry and before 1 November (of the prior year) for Winter entry — not every program admits in winter. Academic basis (Montmorency's own "Règles relatives à l'admission", December 2025): a Diplôme d'études secondaires (DES), or a Diplôme d'études professionnelles (DEP) with the prescribed credit units in langue d'enseignement de 5e secondaire, langue seconde de 5e secondaire and mathématiques de 4e secondaire, plus any Ministry-set and College-set program prerequisites; or, failing that, a foreign formation judged equivalent (evaluated via SRAM/SRACQ/SRASL/MIFI comparative assessment), a non-recognized Quebec secondary formation validated by Ministry exams, or 7 completed college-level courses / 30 university credits. INTERNATIONAL APPLICANTS (no Canadian status). Apply to SRAM as a regular candidate; SRAM performs the comparative credential evaluation. Deadlines: 14 March for Fall entry, 31 May for Winter entry. SRAM decides whether a French test is required; Montmorency's own page states a minimum B2 level in both written and spoken French, with accepted tests and thresholds of: Bright, minimum 3.7 in every section; DELF/DALF, an overall score of at least 67 with a minimum of 16.75 in each of the four components. Once accepted, the acceptance letter lists the required immigration documents: the Certificat d'acceptation du Québec (CAQ), a study permit, and a work permit where the program requires one. Costs (current year, subject to change): administrative fees CAD 215/session; tuition CAD 7,000 to 10,849/session depending on program; mandatory insurance CAD 816/year. Pre-university DEC programs run 4 sessions; technical DEC programs run 6 sessions.

Programs Offered

Search and filter Collège Montmorency's available programmes by degree level. The list reflects the institution's current catalogue and may not include programmes that are paused or pending approval.

37 programmes on record. Each level below shows a sample. Compare these on the programs page All programs in Canada

Diploma 37 programmes

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How to apply to Collège Montmorency

Five steps that capture how most applications to Collège Montmorency flow, from research through submission to follow-up correspondence.

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    Research programmes at Collège Montmorency

    Start by exploring the programmes section on this page. Collège Montmorency runs 37 active programmes across multiple degree levels. Narrow by qualification tier and read each programme description before shortlisting.

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    Review admissions criteria

    Before applying to Collège Montmorency, confirm you meet the academic, language, and document requirements for your chosen programme. International applicants should also check visa eligibility for Canada.

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    Gather supporting documents

    Standard documents: official transcripts, identity proof, language test results, personal statement, and references. Confirm exact requirements with Collège Montmorency's admissions office before assembling, as expectations vary by programme.

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    Lodge your application

    Lodge your application through the official website (www.cmontmorency.qc.ca). Online forms are the standard route. Save your draft frequently and submit before the programme deadline.

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    Confirm receipt and track progress

    Verify your application has been received by the admissions team. Reach the institution by phone at 450 975-6100. Monitor the portal for status updates, interview invitations, or document requests, and respond within the stated deadlines.

Frequently Asked Questions about Collège Montmorency

Quick reference for Collège Montmorency: founding, control type, student body, rankings, and recognition status in one place.

How old is Collège Montmorency?

The institution opened in 1969 (approximately 57 years ago).

What city is Collège Montmorency in?

Collège Montmorency operates from Laval, Canada.

What is Collège Montmorency's official website?

You can find Collège Montmorency online at www.cmontmorency.qc.ca.

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