Mount Allison University , Sackville, Canada

Mount Allison University, sometimes known as MTA, is a public Canadian university located in Sackville, New Brunswick, Canada. Undergraduate liberal arts education is the university's area of expertise. It was founded in 1843, and in 1849 it received university status. The university is a prestigious institution of higher learning in the nation.

The university's campus is stunning and covers 76 acres. More than 2000 students from more than 50 different countries call the campus home. The university upholds a 17:1 student-faculty ratio. Bachelor's degrees in science, the arts, business, fine arts, and music are offered by the institution. More than 40 study programmes with five degree options are available at this university.

It provides certificates in bilingualism as well as master's degrees in biology, chemistry, and biochemistry. In addition, it provides a scientific curriculum with a major in aviation in collaboration with Moncton Flight College. Additionally, 31 study abroad programmes in 20 nations are available to students.

The institution offers more than 30 clubs and intramural sports teams, as well as about 140 organisations and societies. All full- and part-time students at the university are represented by a student organisation called the Mount Allison Students' Union. In addition to this, the university publishes The Argosy, an independent campus newspaper that is among the nation's oldest student publications.

Additionally, CHMA 106.9 FM, a campus and neighbourhood radio station, is present. Additionally, the university's athletic teams are referred to as Mounties. Sports like hockey, swimming, badminton, soccer, basketball, and volleyball are available at the university. The institution is credited as being the first in the British Empire to award a woman with a bachelor's degree. James B. Sumner, who later received the Nobel Prize in chemistry, formerly served as a teaching fellow at the university.

The alumni base of Mount Allison University numbers about 25,000 graduates. Robert Barritt, a politician and painter from Bermuda, Kate Beaton, Winthrop Pickard Bell, Rick Black, a Grey Cup-winning football player for the CFL, Harold Lothrop Borden, a military officer, and Kate Braid are some of the university's well-known former students (poet).

Mount Allison University Rankings

The rankings attained by Mount Allison University by Maclean's magazine in 2021 are as follows:

• #1 Undergraduate University in Canada
• #1 in the Medical and Science grants and library expenses
• #2 in the Student Satisfaction and Operating Budget
• #3 in students awards, student to faculty ratio,scholarships and bursaries, and in the reputational survey

Why Mount Allison University?

• Maclean's magazine has ranked it as Canada's top undergraduate institution for 18 of the previous 26 years.
• Size of campus: 76 acres.
• More than 50 different nations are represented among the students.
• Around 2,300 students are enrolled.
• Over 26 initiatives spread over 17 nations and 4 continents.

Mount Allison University Tuition Fees

Mount Allison University Application Process

For admission, students can submit an online application through Mount Allison University's website. The process must be undertaken in order to get admitted to Mount Allison University is as follows:

• Application Portal: Online
• Application Fees: 50 CAD
• The Deadline for Undergraduate admission is 1 march.

Admission Requirements

• Online Application with proof of online payment
• Official academic transcript/ certificates
• Official English translation document
• Passport
• Letters of recommendation
• CV/Resume is optional.
• Statement of Purpose
• Financial affidavits

Mount Allison University English Language tests with the minimum marks requirement given below: