Considering our winnipeg Campus?

Important Dates 2026 - 2027

Dates are subject to change. Please confirm with the college before booking travel plans.

Fall Semester 2026

Upperclassmen Arrive: Sept 3

Freshmen Students Arrive: Sept. 4

Registration: Sept. 4-5

Opening Sunday: Sept. 6

First Day of Classes: Sept. 7

Semester Break: Oct. 26-30

Modular Courses: Nov. 2-6

Last Day of the Semester: Dec. 17

Christmas Holidays: Dec. 18 - Jan. 2

Winter Semester 2027

Arrive Back on Campus: Jan. 3

First Day of Classes: Jan. 4

MissionFest Engagement: Feb. 5-7

Semester Break: Feb. 15-19

Modular Courses: Feb. 22-26

Last Day of the Semester: Apr. 20

2026 Orientation Dates

Friday, September 4, 2026

Students who are living in college residences arrive.

Saturday, September 5, 2026

Today will give you the opportunity to meet your classmates, meet the staff and faculty, and register for classes.

Sunday, September 6, 2026

A church service for students and staff will be held at 10 am in the student chapel.

Monday, September 7, 2026

Welcome to your first day of classes!

New Student FAQs

What should I bring to Millar?

bath & hand towels

bedding (single beds)

personal hygiene items

musical instruments

garbage can

clothes hangers

sticky tack (white)

general school supplies

cold and headache medication

provincial health card

band-aids, tensors, ice packs

computer, printer, paper, ink (or a printer is available to use in the library for a small fee)

small whiteboard

high-efficiency (HE) laundry detergent, basket, dryer sheets

sports equipment, clothing, and shoes

Which bible should I bring?

You will need one basic Bible for study purposes – NKJV, NASB, ESV, or NIV are recommended. Feel free to bring any other Bibles as additional resources. If you bring only one Bible please avoid paraphrases (e.g. The Message, Living Bible, Amplified).

What are the living spaces like?

The Winnipeg Campus has multiple residence options available to students, both on and off campus. All residences include shared kitchen, living room, bathroom, and laundry facilities. Bedrooms have up to two single beds, desks, chairs, closets, and/or dressers. Students who live elsewhere commute to college, often staying for the afternoon and into the evening to study, fellowship, and make use of the library and student lounge space.

Students have Community Life Groups, which are small groups who meet regularly to promote a healthy physical, emotional, and spiritual environment amongst the student body. They pray together, get to know each other, provide accountability, and have a lot of fun! CLGs have two leaders: Community Life Leaders (CLL), and Community Life Assistants (CLA).

How do meals work?

The kitchen serves lunch for all students Monday–Thursday each week, with an additional meal plan available for Monday–Wednesday suppers. All other meals are the responsibility of each individual student. Many choose to meal plan, grocery shop, cook, and enjoy their food together.

Where will I go to church?

Each student will be attending a church that is off campus and is connected to their Field Education. They will commit to attending Sunday services for the duration of their time at college, with the opportunity to practically serve, love, and grow alongside a local body of believers.

Will I have a mentor?

As a core value, mentoring is vital in your college experience. Each student is connected with a mentor with whom they meet once a week. A mentor is a listening ear, a prayer partner, a new or different perspective, an accountability partner, and a friend. Freshmen are connected with an upperclassman, and upperclassmen are connected with staff or mature community members.

Financial Information

  • Semester Fees

    The basic fees for a dorm student for each semester are as follows:

    Tuition (per full-time semester): $4,975

    Room fee: $2,325

    Noon meal plan (4 meals/wk) $550

    Supper meal plan (3 meals/wk) $412

    Full-Time Total: $7,850 (Full year = $15,700)

    Other fees not included above: Textbooks, Gym Fees, Dorm Room Damage Deposit $200 (one-time, refundable), Special Diet. Please see Page 29 of our 2025-26 Catalogue (accessible at millarcollege.ca) for more details, including our Refund Policy.

  • Student fees cover the majority of a student's cost to attend Millar, but a significant amount is graciously provided by donations from alumni and friends of the college.

    Fees are due at business registration at the beginning of each semester. Semester fees not paid by the last business day of the opening month will be charged a finance fee of $25. Additionally, a monthly overdue charge of 1% of the unpaid balance is charged on the last business day of each month thereafter.

    Payment can be made by e-Transfer, cheque, debit card, cash, or credit card. When semester fees are paid in full at the time of registration by e-Transfer, cheque, debit card or cash, we offer a $100 discount for students in residence ($50 if not in residence). E-Transfers can be sent to finance@millarcollege.ca.

  • Students applying for government student loans and grants are advised to apply as early as possible to avoid late charges on their account. Online applications are typically available in June but vary by province. Information is available at www.canada.ca (search Student Aid). Significant government grants are made available to students from low to middle income families through this application process (grants do not have to be paid back, whereas loans do).

  • Entrance bursary applications can be downloaded from the Millar website and the application deadline is June 1st. Please see Page 6 of our 2025-26 Catalogue (accessible at millarcollege.ca) for further information about Financial Assistance.