St Clair College

Overview

St. Clair College is a multi-campus public institute of applied arts and technology situated in Ontario Province of Canada. Western Ontario Institute of Technology and the Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology merged together in 1966 in order to give birth to St. Clair College of Applied Arts and Technology.

Reputed as one of the best colleges in Ontario, St. Clair maintains three campuses – the main administration and largest campus in Downtown Windsor city of Southern Ontario and the other two located in Chatham and Wallaceburg. The college offers 120+ Diplomas, Advanced Diplomas, Degrees and Graduate Certificates focused in Health Sciences, Technology and Trades, Business and I.T., Media, Art and Design, Social Justice Services and Community Studies to over 13,000 fulltime students, one-third of which are international students from around the globe.

Why study at the St Clair College?

• Ranked 109th among Canadian Universities by Webometrics.
• Ranked among the top 5 Ontario colleges for student satisfaction among in 2017 by Time Higher Education
• Affiliated with Canadian Bureau of International Education (CBIE), Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA), Colleges and Institutes Canada (CICan), and Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA)
• 20+ Pathway agreements with universities and colleges in Canada, the United States, Australia and Ireland
• 87.5% of the students graduating from St. Clair get job within 6 months with an average salary package of around CAD 35,000
• 88.7% employers are satisfied with the level of applied knowledge of St. Clair graduates
• St. Clair’s 100,000 sq. foot ‘Centre for Applied Health Sciences’ Facility is designed to simulate a real hospital environment featuring specialized labs for ultrasound, cardiovascular and respiratory therapy along with simulated patient-care suites, a full dental clinic and a simulated pharmacy
• Approximately 13,000 full-time students, 20,000 continuing education students and 4,200 international students study at St. Clair
• Since Windsor is known as the ‘Automotive Capital of Canada’, St. Clair College is situated in the heart of North America's technology & manufacturing section

Ranking

• World Rank: 7622 (Webometrics)
• National Rank: 109 (Webometrics)

Programs

St. Clair College offers 90+ Diplomas, Advanced Diplomas, Degrees and Graduate Certificates focused in Health Sciences, Technology and Trades, Business and I.T., Media, Art and Design, Social Justice Services and Community Studies to over 13,000 fulltime students.

Please kindly click on the link to see the list of UG/PG Programs offered by the St Clair College - St Clair College Programs

Entry Requirements, Deadlines

Please kindly click on the link to see the UG/PG Programs Entry Requirements - Programs Entry Requirements

Please click on the link to see UG/PG Programs Application Deadline - UG Application Deadline

English Language Requirements

Please click on the link to see UG/PG Programs English Language Requirements - Program ELR

Tuition Fees

Please click on the link to see the Tuition Fees for UG/PG Programs - Niagara College UG/PG Programs Tuition Fees

Intakes

The main intakes offered by St Clair College are September (Fall Semester), January (Spring Semester), May (Summer Semester - for few programs)

Scholarship

Based on your academic results, TOEFL/IELTS score and GMAT/SAT/GRE/ACT score, you may obtain good scholarship. It depends on the courses. For International Discount and Scholarship please contact our office for details information. Kindly click on the link to visit St Clair College's Scholarship options - St Clair College Scholarship Page

Important Information

Please kindly note that NHP Education Consultants is authorized to recruit students for English Language Course, all Undergraduate, all PgC programs.

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