Applicants to the Cardiovascular Perfusion Program must meet the below admission requirements:

1) Educational Requirements

OPTION A

Bachelor of Science degree with a minimum CGPA of 3.0 on the OMSAS Scale AND a minimum grade of 70% (B-) in each of the following one-semester (0.5 credit) university-level courses:

• Gross Human Anatomy
• Gross Human Physiology
• Algebra or Calculus
• General Physics (Course must cover the following: Newtonian laws, fluid dynamics & fluid statics)
• Chemistry (Course must cover the following: Structure of matter; solutions, acid /base theory, thermodynamics)

Please Note:

• CGPA will be calculated using entire undergraduate degree. Minimum required CGPA is 75%.
• Michener’s online distance-education course AP807 Gross Human Anatomy & Physiology can fulfill the Gross Human Anatomy & Gross Human Physiology prerequisites.

OPTION B

Bachelor of Science degree with a minimum CGPA of 3.0 (CGPA will be calculated using entire RT/RN diploma/degree. Minimum required CGPA is 75%) on the OMSAS Scale AND

• Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT) or Registered Nurse (RN) [All documents relevant to training and/or experience (resume or CV) must be submitted.] AND
• One-year critical care experience within the last 5 years [A letter from an employer stating a minimum of one year of critical care experience within the past five years must be provided.]

Offers of admission will be allocated with equal consideration among candidates applying through option A and option B.
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2) Applicant Experience Checklist

All applicants are required to submit an Applicant Experience Checklist and supporting documents by the February 8, 2024 deadline. Please visit the Supporting Documents page to retrieve the required Cardiovascular Perfusion checklist.

3) Mandatory Admissions Assessment

All applicants are required to complete the Casper Assessment. Please visit the Mandatory Admissions Assessment page for test dates.

4) Letter of Intent

Please visit the Supporting Documents page for more information on the letter of intent.

5) Letter of Recommendation (Academic or Professional)

Please visit the Supporting Documents page for more information on the academic or professional letter of recommendation.

Admissions to the Cardiovascular Perfusion program will be determined by an assessment of academic achievement, CGPA (35%), professional and academic experience (20%), and Casper test result (45%). 

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Applicants to the Chiropody program must meet the below admission requirements:

Educational Requirements

Bachelor of Science degree in a health sciences field or a Bachelor of Science/Arts degree in Kinesiology with a minimum CGPA* of 2.70 (B- or 70%) on the OMSAS Scale~ AND a minimum grade of 70% (B-) in each of the following university-level courses:

• Human Anatomy (1 semester-length course, 0.5 credit)
• Human Physiology (2 semester-length courses, 1.0 credit)

*CGPA will be calculated using entire degree. Minimum required CGPA is 70%.

Michener’s online distance-education course AP807 Gross Human Anatomy & Physiology and AP601 Anatomy and Physiology for Health Care Professionals WILL NOT meet the Gross Human Anatomy and Gross Human Physiology prerequisites for Chiropody.

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Mandatory Admissions Assessment

All applicants are required to complete the Casper Assessment. Please visit the Mandatory Admissions Assessment page for test dates.

Admissions to the Chiropody program will be determined by an assessment of academic achievement, CGPA (50%) and Casper test result (50%).

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Applicants to the Diagnostic Cytology program must meet the below admission requirements:

Educational Requirements

OPTION A

• Bachelor of Science degree with a minimum 70% (B-) average and 70% (B-) average in the following university level courses:
  • Human Anatomy – 0.5 credit (one term or semester)
  • Human Physiology – 0.5 credit (one term or semester)

• Michener’s online distance-education course AP601 Anatomy and Physiology for Health Care Professionals can fulfill the Human Anatomy & Human Physiology prerequisites.

OPTION B

• Canadian certified Medical Laboratory Technologist (MLT) with a degree or diploma with a minimum overall average of 70% (B-)

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Applicants to the Genetics Technology program must meet the below admission requirements:

Educational Requirements

OPTION A

• Bachelor of Science degree with a minimum CGPA# of 3.0 on the OMSAS Scale AND a minimum grade of 70% (B-) in each of the following university-level courses completed in the last 10 years:
  •  Human Genetics (1 semester-length course, 0.5 credit)
    Michener’s online distance-education course HGCE110 Human Genetics can fulfill the Human Genetics prerequisite.
  • Molecular Genetics (1 semester-length course, 0.5 credit)
    Michener’s online distance-education course MGCE110 Molecular Genetics can fulfill the Molecular Genetics prerequisite.

OPTION B

• Canadian certified Medical Laboratory Technologist (MLT) with a degree or diploma and a minimum CGPA# of 3.0 on the OMSAS~ scale AND a minimum grade of 70% (B-) in each of the following university-level courses completed in the last 10 years:
  • 0.5 credit in Human Genetics (1 semester-length course)
    Michener’s online distance-education course HGCE110 Human Genetics^ can fulfill the Human Genetics prerequisite.
  • 0.5 credit in Molecular Genetics (1 semester-length course)
    Michener’s online distance-education course MGCE110 Molecular Genetics^ can fulfill the Molecular Genetics prerequisite.

^Applicants must achieve a final grade of 70% or higher for HGCE110 and MTGE110 to fulfill prerequisites

#CGPA will be calculated using entire degree. Minimum required CGPA is 75%.

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Offers of admission will be allocated with equal consideration among candidates applying through option A and option B.

Applicant Experience Checklist

All applicants are required to submit an Applicant Experience Checklist by February 15, 2025. Please visit the Supporting Documents page to retrieve the required Genetics Technology Checklist. Please note that this document must be submitted to ask-us@ontariocolleges.ca or to admissions@michener.ca.

Mandatory Admissions Assessment

All applicants are required to complete the Casper Assessment. Please visit the Mandatory Admissions Assessment page for test dates.

Admissions to the Genetics Technology program will be determined by an assessment of academic achievement, CGPA, (35 %), professional and academic experience (20 %) and Casper test result (45%).

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Applicants to the Magnetic Resonance Imaging (First Discipline) program must meet the below admission requirements:

Educational Requirement

Option A – One Year of Post-Secondary Studies (Universities):

• A minimum of one year of undergraduate studies at a recognized university (30 credits OR 5.0 full-course equivalents) with a minimum 70% overall average
• First-year biology (one term/semester)
• Any first-year math course (one term/semester)

Option B – Completion of a Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Advanced Diplomas and Degrees (Colleges)

• Minimum 75% overall average in the pre-health sciences pathway program to advanced diplomas and degrees

Option C – Direct High School

• Completion of Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent
• Minimum overall Grade 12 average of 85% (top 6 Grade 12 U subjects)
• Minimum grade of 85% on the following pre-requisite courses:
  • Grade 12 English, U level , or equivalent
  • Grade 12 Math, U level, or equivalent
  • Grade 12 Biology, U level, or equivalent

Mandatory Admissions Assessment

All applicants are required to complete the Computer-Based Assessment for Sampling Personal Characteristics (Casper) Assessment.  Please visit the Mandatory Admissions Assessment Page for test dates.

Admission to the Magnetic Resonance Imaging (First Discipline) program will be determined by an assessment of academic achievement, CGPA (50%) and Casper test result (50%).

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Applicants to the Magnetic Resonance Imaging program must meet the below admission requirements:

1) Licensure Requirement

Applicants must be certified/licensed as a technologist* in one of the following disciplines:

• Nuclear Medicine (RTNM)
• Radiological Technology (RTR)
• Radiation Therapy (RTT)
• Ultrasound (RDMS)- Note that RDCS certification does not meet the admission requirements of this program.

*Internationally educated and trained applicants must meet the corresponding Canadian certification body requirements and should consult with:

• Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists (CAMRT) for the Internationally Educated Medical Radiation Technologist (IEMRT) requirements; OR
• Sonography Canada’s External Candidate requirements

2) Educational Requirement

Applicants must provide transcript, indicating conferral of, degree/diploma^ in one of the following disciplines:

• Nuclear Medicine (RTNM)
• Radiological Technology (RTR)
• Radiation Therapy (RTT)
• Ultrasound (RDMS) – Note that RDCS certification does not meet the admission requirements of this program.

^Internationally educated applicants must provide a WES or ICAS evaluation.

Applicants to the Medical Laboratory Science program must meet the below admission requirements:

Educational Requirements

• Completion of Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent
• Minimum overall Grade 12 average of 70% (top Grade 12 U or C subjects)
• Minimum grade of 70% on the following pre-requisite courses:
  • Grade 12 English, C or U level, or equivalent
  • Grade 12 Math, C or U level, or equivalent
  • Grade 12 Chemistry, C or U level, or equivalent
  • Grade 11 or 12 Biology, C or U level, or equivalent
• Admission requirements may be met by completing a Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Advanced Diplomas and Degrees certificate, or equivalent courses offered by Colleges and Universities.Apply to Ontario Colleges Application Service (OCAS)
  

Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging Technology is a second-entry program designed for students with at least one year of university experience. Applicants must meet academic requirements, participate in the Admissions Interview process and provide proof of English proficiency (if applicable).

Applicants to the Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging Technology program must meet the below admission requirements:

• Minimum of one year (10 single-semester courses) of university education with a minimum CGPA of 2.70 (B-) AND successful completion of one single-semester course in each of the following pre-requisite subjects:
  • • Biology
    • Mathematics
    • Physics
    • Social Science
    • Grade 12 U-level Chemistry or equivalent

Nuclear Medicine & Molecular Imaging Technology is offered jointly with the University of Toronto as part of the Medical Radiation Sciences (MRS) program. Please refer to the University of Toronto site for more information on admission requirements, deadlines and processes.

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Radiation Therapy is a second-entry program designed for students with at least one year of university experience. Applicants must meet academic requirements, participate in the Admissions Interview process and provide proof of English proficiency (if applicable).

Applicants to the Radiation Therapy program must meet the below admission requirements:

• Minimum of one year (10 single-semester courses) of university education with a minimum CGPA of 2.70 (B-) AND successful completion of one single-semester course in each of the following pre-requisite subjects:
  • • • Biology
      • Mathematics
      • Physics
      • Social Science

Radiation Therapy is offered jointly with the University of Toronto as part of the Medical Radiation Sciences (MRS) program. Please refer to the University of Toronto site for more information on admission requirements, deadlines, and processes.

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Radiological Technology is a second-entry program designed for students with at least one year of university experience. Applicants must meet academic requirements, participate in the Admissions Interview process and provide proof of English proficiency (if applicable).

Applicants to the Radiological Technology program must meet the below admission requirements:

• Minimum of one year (10 single-semester courses) of university education with a minimum CGPA of 2.70 (B-) AND successful completion of one single-semester course in each of the following pre-requisite subjects:
  • Biology
  • Mathematics
  • Physics
  • Social Science

Radiological Technology is offered jointly with the University of Toronto as part of the Medical Radiation Sciences (MRS) program. Please refer to the University of Toronto site for more information on admission requirements, deadlines and processes.

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Applicants to the Respiratory Therapy program must meet the below admission requirements:

1) Educational Requirements

Secondary school diploma with a minimum CGPA of 75% and a minimum grade of 70% in each of the following pre-requisite courses:

• English
• Mathematics – Any grade 12 4U level course
• Grade 12 U Chemistry
• Grade 12 U Biology
• Grade 11 or 12 U Physics
• One (1) additional grade 12 (University (U) or University/Mixed (U/M) level course

Visit the Out-Of-Province Equivalency page to verify high school equivalency levels.

Applicants with post-secondary education (university and/or college) must have a minimum CGPA# of 2.70 on the OMSAS~ Scale.

Post-secondary courses may be used to satisfy subject prerequisites. Applicants with post-secondary education must provide official transcripts for all secondary and post-secondary institutions attended. The academic minimums on the post-secondary record are a 65% in each subject prerequisite and a CGPA# of 70% (B-).

#CGPA will be calculated using entire degree.

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2) Mandatory Admissions Assessment

All applicants are required to complete the Casper Assessment. Please visit the Mandatory Admissions Assessment page for test dates.

Admission to the Respiratory Therapy program will be determined by an assessment of academic achievement, CGPA, (50%) and Casper test result (50%).

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Applicants to the Ultrasound program must meet the below admission requirements:

1) Educational Requirements

OPTION A

Bachelor of Science degree or Bachelor of Arts degree in Kinesiology with a minimum CGPA# of 3.0 on the OMSAS Scale~ AND a minimum grade of 75% (B) in each of the following university-level courses:

• Gross Human Anatomy* (1 semester-length course, 0.5 credit)
• Human Physiology* (1 semester-length course, 0.5 credit)

#CGPA will be calculated using entire degree. Minimum required CGPA is 75%.

*Michener’s online distance-education course AP807 Gross Human Anatomy & Physiology can fulfill the Gross Human Anatomy and Gross Human Physiology prerequisites.

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OPTION B

Canadian regulated health care professional (e.g. Chiropodist, Nurse, Radiological Technologist, Radiation Therapist, Respiratory Therapist, etc.) with a minimum 3-year degree or diploma in their field of study with a minimum CGPA# of 3.0 on the OMSAS Scale~.

#CGPA will be calculated using entire degree/diploma. Minimum required CGPA is 75%.

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Offers of admission will be allocated with equal consideration among candidates applying through option A and option B.

2) Mandatory Admissions Assessment

All applicants are required to complete the Casper Assessment. Please visit the Mandatory Admissions Assessment page for test dates.

Admission to the Ultrasound program will be determined by an assessment of academic achievement, CGPA, (50%) and Casper test result (50%).

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Applicants to the Anesthesia Assistant program must meet the below admission requirements. Note that the program is only accepting DOMESTIC applications for Fall 2025 intake.

1) Licensure Requirement

• Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT), or
• Registered Nurse (RN)

2) Critical Care Experience Requirement

• 2 years or full-time equivalent (>4000 hours) of critical care experience* within the past 4 years, which must include experience with therapeutic interventions related to airway management, mechanical ventilation, arterial or intravenous access, reading ECGs, providing pharmacological therapies, and managing hemodynamic status, ideally in the ICU, ER, NICU, or PICU environments.

*Accrual of critical care experience begins after the applicant is licensed. Experience does not include any in-class clinical hours.

3) Support Letter Requirement

• Letter of support for clinical education from Chief of Anesthesia at base site.
  • Please note that all students are required to complete a minimum 2-week elective rotation external to the assigned base site.

4) Other Requirements

• Students must have access to anesthesia equipment (Anesthesia Gas Machines, ICU ventilators and monitors) throughout the course.
• Students must have access to a computer that meets the minimum system requirements, access to the Internet and an e-mail account
• Computer literacy is highly recommended

If this program is oversubscribed, applicants will be ranked based on clinical experience and/or education. Preference will be given to applicants who submit a complete application by May 31, 2025.

Applications to Part-Time Programs for Fall 2025 intake will open on Ontario Colleges Application Service (OCAS) on February, 1, 2025

Applicants to the Digital Health and Data Analytics program must meet the below admission requirements:

Educational Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree with a minimum CGPA# of 2.70 on the OMSAS Scale~ AND successful completion of a college/university level:
  • Basic Statistics course

#CGPA will be calculated using entire degree/diploma. Minimum required CGPA is 70%.

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Other Requirements

• Students must have access to a computer that meets the minimum system requirements, access to the Internet and an e-mail account
• Computer literacy is required
• Candidates should be self-motivated and high achievers

The Casper test is NOT required for admission into the Digital Health and Data Analytics program.

Admissions to the Digital Health and Data Analytics Program will be determined by an assessment of academic achievement (100%).

Applications to Part-Time Programs for Fall 2025 intake will open on Ontario Colleges Application Service (OCAS) on February, 1, 2025