Wilfrid Laurier University – Milton Campus
A student experience that inspires.
For more than 100 years, Wilfrid Laurier University has been a premier destination for students who want to excel inside and outside of the classroom. Our commitment to academic excellence, support for all aspects of the student journey and strong community partnerships make Laurier a place of possibility, inspiration and collaboration. With over 100 undergraduate programs across three student-focused campuses, you will learn from award-winning professors—and each other—to achieve your academic, professional and personal goals.
As a Laurier student, you will also be part of a community that encourages you to expand your education outside of the classroom. From co-op and community placements to research projects, volunteering and more, you will find countless ways to build on your classroom learning, make an impact and feel inspired in all you do.
At Laurier, you can look forward to a university experience that allows you to study, grow and embrace your place as a Golden Hawk.
Our Milton Campus
Located in the heart of the GTA, Laurier’s Milton campus offers you a chance to earn your degree while studying close to home. Easy access to public transportation (we’re talking bus-stop-at-the-front-door easy), on-site amenities and a mix of in-person and online courses make it simple for you to manage the logistics of living off-campus. Immerse yourself in the warm community spirit Laurier is known for while getting all the benefits of a commuter-campus lifestyle. You in?
Future Student Calendar of Events
The calendar of events gives you the details you need to find out what is happening at Laurier Milton.
View all events through the main Laurier calendar, or specific kinds of events featured on our sub-calendars:
Important Information
Program News and Changes
New Programs Coming to Laurier Milton
Browse all our Laurier programs, along with dozens of options and minors you can add to your program to enhance your degree.
- Business Technology Management (BBTM) (Beginning September 2025)
- Software Engineering (BEng) (Coming September 2026)
Explore our Campus
Big things are happening at the Laurier Milton campus! Starting May 17, the campus will be closed for the summer while we work on some exciting upgrades that will boost your academic experience. Tours will be paused during construction, but here’s a sneak peek at what’s coming:
- More study rooms, offices and meeting spaces
- A brand-new lecture hall
- A research lab
- A multi-faith prayer room
- Extra lounge space to relax and connect
We can’t wait to welcome you in the fall to an even better campus!
Admissions Top Questions Video Series
University admissions can be a complicated topic. Every school has different policies and requirements. That’s why we’ve created our Admissions Top Questions video series! Hear from Laurier experts and get answers to all the questions you have and some you don’t know you should ask – in less than 5 minutes.
Scholarships and Awards
Most universities offer scholarships. Unlike having to pay back a loan, you do not need to pay back a scholarship. Universities award scholarships based on academic merit, financial need, extracurricular activities and other distinctions.
You can apply for some scholarships and may be automatically considered for others.
University Events
Universities host events like open houses, campus tours, Student for a Day programs, and virtual tours to help you explore what student life is really like. These events are a great way to experience the campus, connect with current students and faculty, and get a feel for whether a university is the right fit for you.
Offers of Admission
To be admissible to Laurier, you must meet both the basic requirements for admission and your program’s specific admission requirements. Program admission requirements are listed on each program page.
Explore our Admissions website to find critical information about:
- Admissions decision timing
- Alternate offers
- Applicant background summaries
- Failed and repeated courses
- Special and extenuating circumstances
- Transcripts and supporting documents
- Transfer credits
Wait Lists
Laurier may use wait lists for competitive programs. If you are placed on a wait list, you will also receive an offer of admission to an alternate program.
Extenuating Circumstances
If recent or present circumstances have impacted your ability to achieve a strong academic standing, you may submit a personal statement to the Recruitment and Admissions office. The form is submitted after you apply to Laurier and is found in your applicant portal.
Get Ready: Resources to help you prepare for University
Accessible Learning
At Laurier, we’re dedicated to making sure every student is fully supported. We’re committed to creating an accessible and inclusive learning environment where all students can actively participate and thrive.
Accessible Learning supports students with disabilities by facilitating their equitable access to the learning environment at Laurier. We do this by assessing a student’s access needs to create individualized accommodation and support plans.
International Student Support
Our dedicated team is here to assist international students in maximizing their academic and cultural experiences. We provide personalized support, including immigration advising, orientation programs, academic assistance and opportunities for cultural exchange, ensuring a smooth transition and successful journey from arrival to graduation.
Is University Right for You?
Figuring out what you want to do after high school graduation is no small decision (but you already knew that).
There are more options now than ever with colleges, universities, apprenticeships and entry-level jobs intersecting and overlapping in new ways. In addition, job requirements are becoming more open-ended and the job market itself itself has become more competitive.
To help you figure out your next step, here are 5 questions to ask yourself when considering university.
Laurier 101: New Student
Transitioning to university-style learning can be a big change. Whether you are coming directly from high school, transferring from another college or university, or getting back to academics after some time off, studying in university may be different from your previous experiences.
Laurier 101 is a program that provides you and your supporters with programming and activities to prepare you for the time you will spend at Laurier both inside and outside of the classroom.
Math and Statistics Learning Support
Math & Statistics Learning Support aids you in the transition from high school to university-level mathematics. Supports include weekly homework sessions, drop-in help, mock tests, exam reviews and diagnostic and review services to refresh your knowledge of fundamental math skills.
Support is provided to students registered at both the Waterloo and the Brantford campuses, with programming offered both remotely and in person on each campus.
Student Wellness Services and Supports
The Student Wellness Centre is a centralized resource for all student wellness services and support, including physical health services, mental wellness support and counselling. Laurier’s student health care plan covers services provided through appointment and drop-in hours.
The Student Wellness Centre:
- Offers a safe, welcoming, non-judgemental environment for all students.
- Provides confidential, comprehensive and collaborative physical, emotional and mental health services that support your needs.
- Facilitates referrals to ensure optimal care.
- Prepares and empowers you to be successful in your health and wellness journeys during your time at Laurier.
Study Skills Support
Take your learning to the next level with our Study Skills team! We offer workshops, one-on-one coaching and resources to help you succeed in university and beyond. Learn how to manage your time, take effective notes, stay organized and prepare for exams with confidence. Whether you are aiming for better grades, sharpening your focus or wanting to boost productivity, our tools and techniques are tailored for you and your learning.
Transfer Student Transition Resources
When you choose to transfer to Laurier from a different postsecondary institution, we are here to help you every step of the way. We offer:
- Automatic assessment of your transfer credits when you apply.
- A variety of pathways for college students to move from a diploma program to a degree program.
- Support specific to transfer students.
TriAGE
Review and deepen your understanding of core concepts, build a strong foundation and increase your chances of success in calculus with TriAGe!
TriAGe is a non-credit course designed to help prepare students who plan to enroll in an entry-level university calculus course by reinforcing fundamental skills in trigonometry, algebra and geometry.
Topics include:
- algebraic manipulations used to simplify expressions and solve equations and inequalities;
- analytic geometry; and
- polynomial, rational, exponential, logarithmic and trigonometric functions.
Writing Support
Need help crafting your essays, refining your writing skills or organizing your thoughts? Our Writing Support team can support you through every step of the writing process. From understanding the assignment to polishing final drafts, we will help you hone your writing skills and build a sustainable writing practice for university and beyond.
Residences and Meal Plans
Residence Price(s)
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Room Types
The Milton campus is designed around a commuter lifestyle, and all students are invited to join our Laurier Off-Campus University Students (LOCUS) programming to get connected with peers while volunteering, adventuring and studying on and around campus.
Amenities
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Residence Guarantee
N/A
Deposit Required
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Meal Plans
All Laurier Milton students will have access to cold and hot vending-style snacks on campus, a kitchenette and can explore a wide variety of restaurants within a 10-minute drive of campus.
Featured Programs
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Business Technology Management (BBTM)
Milton- BBTM
UBT
EN
75%
4515
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Computer Science (BA and BSc)
Milton- BSc
UT
EN
75%
8099
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Psychology (BA)
Milton- BA
UPQ
EN
75%
4637
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Software Engineering (BEng)
Milton- BEng
UHN
EN
80%
8099




