Verify Your Admission Application Status- Shortly after you apply, login details for our LMS are sent to the email address used on your application. Log in here.
- Click the person icon at the top right to open your profile.
- If you have a real, active offer, you will see your profile, invoices, and current admission status.
- Applications are automatically deleted when the offer letter expires. Offer letters usually expire 30 to 60 days after they are issued.
- If you cannot check your status online, email admin@ccecollege.com with your full name as it appears on your application and your reference number.
- If you received an offer and made a payment (for example an MSA or LOA fee) but have had no response after 7 business days, email admin@ccecollege.com with your full name and reference number.
- To verify a payment, email accounts@ccecollege.com with your full name, reference number, and proof of payment.
Official College Email- Documents and important information, including your offer letter and Letter of Acceptance, are sent to the email address on your application.
- College email comes only from @ccecollege.online, @ccecollege.com, or @cancollege.online. Email from any other domain is not from CCEC.
- CCEC has not authorized any third-party agent or agency to issue documents on its behalf.
Statement of Application Fraud- You are responsible for making sure your application and all supporting documents are true, complete, and correct.
- CCEC may verify any information in your application.
- Giving false or misleading information, by omission or commission, is serious academic misconduct.
- If CCEC has proof, or reasonable grounds to conclude, that any information or document in your application is false, misleading, or written by someone else, CCEC may invalidate the application at its sole discretion. This can mean rejection of the application, revocation of an offer, or termination of registration.
- CCEC may share such information with government agencies and with other colleges and universities in Canada.
Warning Signs of Fraud- Someone asks you for money to access or complete an application.
- Someone asks you to send documents, personal information, or payments through social media or messaging apps.
- Someone guarantees entry into Canada, money, a high-paying job, or faster processing.
- You are pressured to act immediately without enough information.
- A website or email looks official but has spelling and grammar errors.
Education Agents- An education agent helps international students with advice and placement. Agents may use titles such as student advisor, education consultant, counsellor, or representative.
- Education agents cannot give immigration advice. Under Canadian law, only an authorized representative may charge a fee to help with an immigration application. See IRCC: use an authorized representative.
- The Government of Canada does not accredit or endorse any agent. CCEC does not authorize any agent or agency to issue official College documents on its behalf.
- Before hiring an agent, research their background and references, and confirm directly with the school that the agent is authorized to represent it.
How to Protect Yourself- Use only secure websites (the address starts with https:// and shows a padlock).
- Do not give personal or financial information by email, phone, social media, or website unless you know it is secure and genuine. CCEC has not authorized any agent or person to collect fees on its behalf. See How to Pay Tuition Fees and Dues.
- Keep your firewall and antivirus software up to date.
- Do not open links in emails from strangers.
- If a friend or someone else is dealing with the College for you, email us to confirm your application status.
How to Report Fraud- In Canada, contact the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre.
- Outside Canada, collect all the information (documents, copies of emails), report it to your local police, and email a copy to admin@ccecollege.com.
- If you think a website or social media account is pretending to be CCEC, email us to report it.
- CCEC staff will never ask you to pay through a private money transfer company, an agent, or a firm, or with prepaid credit cards or gift cards.
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