Indigenous Educated in Canada
Currently attending high school in Ontario
Let your guidance office know that you have applied to St. Lawrence College, and they will send your transcript to ontariocolleges.ca electronically.
- Be sure to check your online application after final first semester marks, second semester mid-terms, and final marks are issued to ensure the grades they've sent are accurate.
- Contact your guidance counsellor if there are any errors in your transcripts.
Not currently attending high school in Ontario
You must get your high school transcript sent to ontariocolleges.ca. Learn how to send your transcripts to ontariocolleges.ca.
Ontario College or University
When you order your transcript from an Ontario college or university, please have it directed to the College Admissions Office at St. Lawrence College.
Canadian College or University outside Ontario
Transcripts from a Canadian college or university outside Ontario should be mailed to ontariocolleges.ca.
Applicants who have never attended St. Lawrence College previously can apply through here:
Apply (for those who never attended st. lawrence college)
Applicants who are current or previous SLC students can apply through this form:
All SLC programs can be completed on a part-time basis but application does not guarantee admission. Applicants who wish to study part-time are still required to meet the respective program’s specific admission requirements as outlined on the webpage and all programs may not be available for study on a part-time basis every term.
For more information, contact us
https://www.stlawrencecollege.ca/services/Registrars-Office/contact
Apply now
https://www.stlawrencecollege.ca/apply/part-time
Canadian Citizens and Permanent Residents educated outside of Canada
To consider your application to St. Lawrence College, we require an assessment of your international school records, including transcripts, diplomas, degrees, and, if applicable, proof of English proficiency.
Please submit your ICAS or WES assessment through your OCAS application.
If you are a Canadian citizen or permanent resident who has been educated outside of Canada, you can request an internal assessment using the Transcript Assessment Request Application Form. This internal assessment is for St. Lawrence College applicants only. Please do not submit this form until you have applied to St. Lawrence College through OCAS.
You will not receive a copy of this assessment; the results will be used solely by St. Lawrence College for the evaluation of your application.
If you have additional transcripts from Canadian institutions, please submit them both through this form and through OCAS. Only submit this form once, including all relevant education for the program(s) you have applied to.
St. Lawrence College/Fleming College Integration
Fleming College programs offered at St. Lawrence College:
For programs identified as a Fleming College program that is being offered at an SLC campus, students will apply and be accepted to Fleming College, and will study at the indicated St. Lawrence College campus. Apply to Fleming using the Ontario College Application Service
(OCAS) at ontariocolleges.ca, and watch for communications from Fleming about next steps in the admissions process.
St. Lawrence College programs offered at Fleming College:
For programs identified as a St. Lawrence College program that is being offered at Fleming College, students will apply and be accepted to St. Lawrence College, and will study at the Fleming College - Sutherland Campus in Peterborough. Apply to SLC using the Ontario College Application Service (OCAS) at ontariocolleges.ca, and watch for communications from SLC about next steps in the admissions process.
The St. Lawrence College of Applied Arts and Technology (“St. Lawrence College”) is currently pursuing an amalgamation with The Sir Sandford Fleming College of Applied Arts and Technology (“Fleming College”), with a proposed effective date of April 1, 2027, subject to approval by the Ministry of Colleges, Universities, Research Excellence and Security. If the proposed amalgamation proceeds, students admitted to St. Lawrence College or Fleming College may ultimately study at, and receive their credential from, the amalgamated institution, which may have a different name than the institution to which they originally applied.