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Lethbridge mature admission letter of intent
Lethbridge considers Canadian citizens or permanent residents age 21 or older for mature admission when they do not qualify through another route. Its letter of intent applies to the demonstrated-potential pathway, the third of three mature admission routes; the other two are based on school results.
Writing format
Letter of intent and résumé for the demonstrated-potential route
What to prepare
- 1Describe your potential for success in university studies with evidence of academic or organizational skills.
- 2Explain how work, volunteering, upgrading, or other experiences since secondary school developed those skills.
- 3State your future goals and why study at Lethbridge would help you reach them.
How to approach the writing
- Choose examples that show reading, writing, project completion, or other skills relevant to your intended program.
- Keep the résumé as a record of education, employment, and volunteering; use the letter to explain what those experiences taught you.
Before you submit
Only the demonstrated-potential pathway lists this letter. Lethbridge does not publish a universal length here; confirm your admission route, program prerequisites, current instructions, and 2027 deadlines before submitting.
Read University of Lethbridge adult (mature) admission ↗Official source checked 2026-09-25.