Crandall University's Master of Management is a two-year, 36 credit-hour program in Moncton, New Brunswick, open to applicants with a bachelor's degree in nearly any discipline. It costs $36,150 CAD in total tuition and is eligible for a three-year Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) on completion. This guide covers exactly what you need to qualify, what it costs, and how to submit your application.
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Requirements to Apply
To qualify for Crandall's Master of Management, you need a completed bachelor's degree with a minimum GPA of 3.0 (B, on a 4.3 scale), in nearly any discipline. No business background is required. The exact equivalent standing varies by country — see the table below.
Crandall publishes a country-by-country graduate admissions table. A selection of common source countries is below; the university states that requirements are assessed on an individual basis and that meeting the minimum does not guarantee admission.
Note: This is a selection of common source countries, not the full list. Crandall publishes the complete graduate admissions requirements by country on its own site — check your specific country there, or with your ApplyBoard counsellor, since requirements are assessed individually and can change.
Academic Requirements
- A completed bachelor's degree with a minimum GPA of 3.0 (B, on a 4.3 scale). The exact required standing varies by country — see the table below.
- Official transcripts from every post-secondary institution attended.
English Language Proficiency
Crandall delivers the Master of Management entirely in English, so all applicants must submit an approved English test result unless exempt. Accepted tests and minimum scores are below.
Note: The English test you submit for admission (like IELTS Academic, above) is a separate requirement from the language test IRCC requires for the Post-Graduation Work Permit after you finish. PGWP applications require a CLB or NCLC of 7 in all four abilities, generally through IELTS General Training or CELPIP-General, not IELTS Academic. Meeting Crandall's admission requirement does not automatically satisfy the PGWP language requirement.
Program Costs
Crandall University's Master of Management costs $36,150 CAD in total tuition, plus a $100 CAD non-refundable application fee and an $2,500 CAD tuition deposit. The one-year Master of Organizational Management costs $26,880 CAD in total tuition.
How to Apply
- Confirm you meet the requirements. Check your GPA against the 3.0 minimum and book an English test if you don't already have a qualifying score.
- Gather your documents. Official transcripts from every post-secondary institution you've attended and your English test results.
- Submit your application and the $100 CAD application fee through ApplyBoard.
- Wait for a decision. Processing has typically taken about 2–3 business days.
- Pay your $2,500 CAD tuition deposit once accepted, to confirm your seat and receive your official Letter of Acceptance.
- Apply for your Canadian study permit using your Letter of Acceptance.
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Why Consider This Program
PGWP & Career Ready
Eligible for a three-year Post-Graduation Work Permit, with an optional paid internship and an optional CPHR-accredited Concentration in Human Resources Management.
Family-Friendly Options
As a qualifying two-year program, the Master of Management may make a spouse or common-law partner eligible for a Spousal Open Work Permit (SOWP).
Common Questions
A minimum GPA of 3.0 (B, on a 4.3 scale). The exact required standing varies by country — for example, Second Class Honours Upper Division in Nigeria, Ghana, and Kenya, or 60%/First Class in India. See the full country table above, or Crandall's own admissions page, for your specific country.
Common minimums include IELTS Academic 6.5 (no band below 6.0), TOEFL iBT 90, or Duolingo 115. See the full table above for all accepted tests. This is separate from the CLB 7 language test IRCC requires later for the Post-Graduation Work Permit.
$36,150 CAD in total tuition, plus a $100 CAD application fee and an $2,500 CAD tuition deposit.
Yes. Crandall states that international students who successfully complete the two-year program are eligible to apply for a three-year Post-Graduation Work Permit, based on program length and the institution's designated learning institution status.
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