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St. Clair College

Windsor, Canada • Founded 1967

Updated Sep 2026 · Source: stclaircollege.ca

Overview

English Name: St. Clair College
Founded: 1967
Institution Type: Higher education institution
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Clair College of Applied Arts and Technology is a public college founded in 1967, based in Windsor, Ontario, with a second campus in Chatham-Kent and a downtown Windsor location housing its arts and media prograMs. The college offers diploma, advanced diploma, certificate, graduate (postgraduate) certificate, and degree programs across seven academic schools listed on its programs index - the Zekelman School of Business, School of Community Studies, School of Engineering Technologies, School of Health Sciences, Zekelman School of Information Technology, School of Nursing, and School of Skilled Trades - alongside a School of Academic Studies and a Specialty Programs stream. As of the Fall 2025 Day-10 count, total enrollment across the Windsor and Chatham campuses was 9,383 students, split roughly 82% domestic (7,645) and 18% international (1,732) - a sharp year-over-year decline in the international stream following federal study-permit cap changes.

St. Clair publishes tuition on a per-program, per-semester schedule rather than a single flat rate, and runs Fall (September), Winter (January), and Spring/Summer (May) terms, with most two-year diploma programs delivered across Fall and Winter only.

On-campus and college-affiliated residences (GEM Residence, Quittenton Residence in Windsor; a Chatham residence) are available alongside off-campus housing.

Location & Contact

St. Clair College's physical location and contact details are listed below.

Academic Details

A snapshot of St. Clair College's academic profile — enrolment, staffing, and recognition.

Academic Year: Fall (September), Winter (January), Spring/Summer (May) terms; most 2-year diploma programs run Fall+Winter only, some accelerated/health programs add a Spring semester
Admission Requirements: Domestic: Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent with a majority of credits at the College (C), University (U), University/College (M) or Open (O) level; for Bachelor's degrees, an overall average of 65% or better including six Grade 12 University (U) or University/College (M) courses. Mature applicants (19+) without an OSSD may write admission tests in Math and/or English. Apply online via Ontario Colleges (ontariocolleges.ca); equal-consideration dates are February 1 (Fall) and September 15 (Winter), after which applications are considered first-come, first-served. International: same academic thresholds as domestic — OSSD-equivalent secondary credential, 50%+ for diploma/certificate programs; OSSD-equivalent with specific courses and a 65%+ overall average for Bachelor's degrees; an Ontario College Diploma/Advanced Diploma or university degree (or equivalent) for graduate certificates. English proficiency (scores must be from the last two years) — for diploma/certificate and graduate-certificate programs: IELTS Academic 6.0 overall, TOEFL iBT 60 overall, PTE Academic 52, CAEL 60, CELPIP General 7.0 in each module, or Duolingo 110; for Bachelor's degrees and special diplomas (Pharmacy Technician, Practical Nursing): IELTS Academic/General 6.5 overall with no band below 6.0, TOEFL iBT 91 (no section below 22), PTE Academic 70, CAEL 70, CELPIP General 8.0 in each module, or Duolingo 120. Apply through the International OCAS portal (international.ocas.ca); enrollment is first-come, first-served.
Total Students: 9,383
Campus Setting: Urban

Academic Structures

St. Clair College's academic units are listed below, by type.

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  • School of Academic Studies
  • School of Community Studies
  • School of Health Sciences
  • Zekelman School of Information Technology

Programs Offered

Browse St. Clair College's programmes by level, or filter by name.

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

Bachelor's Degree 5 programmes

Honours Degree 2 programmes

Certificate 17 programmes

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Diploma 53 programmes

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Higher Diploma 22 programmes

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Postgraduate Certificate 14 programmes

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Scholarships in Canada

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How to apply to St. Clair College

What applying to St. Clair College involves, in five steps.

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    Identify the right programme

    Use the programme finder to browse St. Clair College's 113 active programmes. Filter by keyword or scan by degree level. Read curriculum details on each programme's dedicated page if available.

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    Check entry requirements

    Programme-level requirements at St. Clair College typically include academic transcripts, language proficiency proof, identity documents, and a personal statement or interview. Confirm specific requirements with the admissions office.

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    Prepare your application documents

    Prepare academic transcripts, ID/passport copies, language proficiency proof, a personal statement, and reference letters. International candidates may need apostilled or notarised translations — start early to avoid deadline pressure.

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    Submit via the institution

    St. Clair College processes applications through www.stclaircollege.ca. Create an account, fill out the application form, and submit your documents. Note application deadlines, which vary by intake and programme.

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    Get in touch with admissions

    Confirm receipt of your application with the admissions office and keep an eye on your portal for status changes. Reach the institution by phone at 519-966-1656. Quick responses to any follow-up requests keep your application moving smoothly through the review process.

Frequently Asked Questions about St. Clair College

Common questions about St. Clair College, answered from data on record.

In what year was St. Clair College established?

St. Clair College was founded in 1967 (approximately 59 years ago).

In which city is St. Clair College?

St. Clair College is based in Windsor, Canada.

How many students study at St. Clair College?

St. Clair College has approximately 9,383 students.

How is St. Clair College organised academically?

The institution comprises 4 academic units.

How do I find St. Clair College online?

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

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