KPI & OSAP Rates
KPI Annual Results
It’s a fact! We are #1 in the province for Graduate Employment.
(Released April 2013)
- 93.6% of employers were satisfied with the quality of the educational preparation of St. Lawrence College graduates.
- 90.5% of SLC graduates found employment within six months of graduation.
- 84.1% of graduates were satisfied with the usefulness of their SLC education in achieving their goals after graduation.
- 81.3% of students were satisfied with the overall quality of services, programming and resources available to them at SLC.
Graduation Rate Documents (pdf):
2011-2012 St. Lawrence College Graduation Rate KPI Report (by program)
2010-2011 St. Lawrence College Graduation Rate KPI Report (by program)
2009-2010 St. Lawrence College Graduation Rate KPI Report (by program)
OSAP Performance Indicators
* A common methodology has been used for all calculations for all program-related information provided by all colleges.
* The data are updated annually.
* The approved program sequence (APS) number is assigned to each approved program by the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities.
Important Documents:
Your college education is an investment in your future! At SLC, there are many ways we can help if you need financial assistance to complete your education. Scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic achievement while bursaries are given primarily based on your financial need. Federal and provincial agencies provide assistance in the form of grants and loans. For example, as a resident of Ontario and a Canadian Citizen or a landed immigrant, you may qualify for the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP).
Important Links:
RBC Financial Group Survey indicates that (Sept 8, 2005):
- 97% of Canadian parents want their children to go to college or university and half of those (51%) are prepared to refinance their mortgage or borrow money to pay for it. However, only half (49%) have opened Registered Education Savings Plans (RESPs).
- 79% of parents say the expense of higher education is worth it because university and college grads earn more money than high school grads do. (Ipsos-Reid Poll)
- Mom and/or Dad are also counting on other family members such as grandparents to help contribute to junior’s college fund (37%).
- Parents also expect their children to contribute 30% towards the cost of their post-secondary studies.
- 67% of parents are counting on their children to qualify for scholarships or bursaries – adding to the pressure for the kids to perform well academically
- 60% of parents would like their child to attend a local school - possibly in an effort to keep costs reasonable.
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