Sault College

Sault Ste. Marie, Canada Founded 1965

Updated Sep 2026

Overview

English Name: Sault College
Founded: 1965
Institution Type: College
Sault College campus and surroundings

Sault College is a public college of applied arts and technology based in Sault Ste.

Marie, Ontario. Instruction is in English.

Its program areas cover apprenticeships and pre-apprenticeship training, aviation, business, community services, culinary arts, engineering technology, health programs, information technology, Indigenous studies, media and design, natural environment studies, policing, law and public safety, and skilled trades and transportation. The college awards Ontario College certificates, diplomas, and advanced diplomas, along with graduate certificates, degrees, and apprenticeship credentials.

It structures its transfer offerings as "Pathways Into," "Pathways Within," and "Pathways Beyond," including a University Transfer route built into its General Arts and Science program for students planning to continue to a four-year institution.

A dedicated program category, Community Integration Through Co-operative Education, builds work placements into study. Continuing education at the college spans professional-development courses, corporate training, and online delivery, and it runs Dual Credit and High School on Campus programming for secondary students.

Sault College states a particular commitment to supporting Indigenous students through dedicated services. The college suits recent high school graduates entering technical and applied fields, mature students and apprentices, students planning to transfer into university study, and international and distance learners seeking flexible program formats.

Location & Contact

Below are Sault College's address, location data, and primary contact channels. These are the basics you'll want before scheduling a campus visit or sending a formal admissions enquiry.

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Academic Details

Sault College's student-to-faculty composition and recognition standing are listed below. Student support staff (advisers, counsellors) are typically separate from academic staff and often uncounted here.

Admission Requirements: DOMESTIC APPLICANTS: The minimum requirement for admission to any postsecondary program is an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or its equivalent (e.g., a GED certificate or an Academic and Career Entrance (ACE) Ontario College certificate); many programs add specific course, grade, or GPA requirements listed on the program's own page, and ranking uses the average of the final grades in the required courses. Applicants 19 or older (21 or older for some degree programs) without an OSSD may be admitted as Mature Applicants and must still meet the program's prerequisite courses. Apply through ontariocolleges.ca; submit your application by February 1 for equal consideration, then confirm your offer and pay fees online by the posted deadline to secure your spot. INTERNATIONAL APPLICANTS: Require the equivalent of an Ontario Secondary School Diploma at the College preparation level or higher, plus proof of English proficiency (test results within 2 years of program start): - Diploma & College Certificate programs: IELTS Academic 6.0 (no band below 5.5); TOEFL iBT 79-80 (no test below 20); Cambridge C1/C2 169 or more (no single test score below 162); PTE Academic 60 (no band below 52); Duolingo 110 (no band below 105); CAEL 60 (no part below 50); CLB Level 7 in all areas; Oxford ELLT 6 (no band below 5). - Graduate Certificate programs: TOEFL iBT 88 (no test below 21); IELTS Academic 6.5 (no band below 6.0); Duolingo 120 (no band below 115); PTE Academic 60 (no band below 54). - Aviation Commercial Pilot Operations and Aviation Technology - Flight require IELTS Academic 7.0 with no band below 6.5 (PTE Academic 67, no band below 65; CLB 9). Practical Nursing, Bachelor of Science - Nursing and Internationally Educated Nurses - Nursing in Canada require IELTS Academic 6.5 with no band below 6.0 (TOEFL iBT 88, PTE Academic 60 no band below 54, Duolingo 120 no band below 115). Applicants who studied in English for at least 2 years at a secondary or postsecondary institution in an approved English-speaking country may meet the requirement without testing. Possession of the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission; many programs are competitive and higher academic achievement and English proficiency results may be required when ranking occurs.

Programs Offered

Every programme Sault College currently runs, grouped by degree level and searchable. Status and intake details vary by programme — verify with the institution before committing to applications.

49 programmes on record. Each level below shows a sample. Compare these on the programs page All programs in Canada

Bachelor's Degree 2 programmes

Honours Degree 1 programme

Certificate 14 programmes

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Diploma 26 programmes

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Higher Diploma 4 programmes

Postgraduate Certificate 2 programmes

How to apply to Sault College

Five steps that capture how most applications to Sault College flow, from research through submission to follow-up correspondence.

  1. 1
    Research programmes at Sault College

    Start by exploring the programmes section on this page. Sault College runs 49 active programmes across multiple degree levels. Narrow by qualification tier and read each programme description before shortlisting.

  2. 2
    Review admissions criteria

    Before applying to Sault College, confirm you meet the academic, language, and document requirements for your chosen programme. International applicants should also check visa eligibility for Canada.

  3. 3
    Gather supporting documents

    Standard documents: official transcripts, identity proof, language test results, personal statement, and references. Confirm exact requirements with Sault College's admissions office before assembling, as expectations vary by programme.

  4. 4
    Lodge your application

    Lodge your application through the official website (www.saultcollege.ca). Online forms are the standard route. Save your draft frequently and submit before the programme deadline.

  5. 5
    Confirm receipt and track progress

    Verify your application has been received by the admissions team. Monitor the portal for status updates, interview invitations, or document requests, and respond within the stated deadlines.

Frequently Asked Questions about Sault College

Below are the key facts most prospective students ask about Sault College, drawn directly from institutional records.

In what year was Sault College established?

Sault College was founded in 1965 (approximately 61 years ago).

Where can I find Sault College?

The institution is located in Sault Ste. Marie, Canada.

Where can I learn more about Sault College?

The institution's website is www.saultcollege.ca.

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