Studio Admissions

Begin the process by signing up for a virtual information session, as attendance at an information session or an open house is required for all applicants.

2024–2025 Rundle Applications

Applications for the 2024–2025 are open. Applicants are accepted on an ongoing basis, but it is strongly suggested that applications be made in the fall as spaces may be limited.

Visit the Admissions Portal to begin the process with these steps:

• create an account
• set your password
• start your application
• pay a $175 non-refundable application fee

Attach supporting documents including:

• a copy of the student’s psychoeducational evaluation and IPP (if applicable)
• a copy of the student’s birth certificate or Canadian visa/landed immigrant form
• a recent photograph of the student
• the last two years of student’s final report cards
• video submission (details will be emailed to you)
• parent questionnaire
• student questionnaire
• the most recent Provincial Achievement Test results, where applicable

The application process can be completed over a period of time prior to submission.

Applications and all required documents are reviewed by the Studio admissions team. Once this is completed you will be contacted regarding the status of your application. This process takes approximately two weeks. Please note that we are unable to accept all students to our program.

Selected candidates are invited to attend a family interview. These interviews are conducted virtually and take about 45 minutes. During our time together families will have an opportunity to learn more about the program and ask questions. No preparation is required for this process. 

Offers are communicated by email, and all required forms accompany the offer. Families have between one and two weeks to accept the offer. A tuition deposit is required upon acceptance of the offer.

Tuition fees vary based on the payment option chosen. For tuition payment details, please visit here.

Applicants to Rundle Studio should have an independent psychoeducational assessment conducted prior to applying to the school. Rundle does not conduct these assessments but can make recommendations to psychologists who may be available to assess prospective students. The assessment needs to have been conducted within the last three years of the application date. 

The assessment needs to include both academic and intellectual testing. The tests that best fit these criteria are typically the WISC and the WIAT. Our mandate is to service students who have average to above-average intelligence and are diagnosed with a learning disability. Your child must be eligible for specific coding through Alberta Learning.

For more information, please email admissions@rundle.ab.ca to reach the Admissions Team.

2024–2025

Grade 7: Predicted availability of 15 students

Grade 8: Predicted availability of 5 students

Grade 9: Predicted availability of 5 students

Grade 10: Predicted availability of 3 students

Grade 11: Limited availability