Sault College

Who gets a room

No promise published

Money just for your marks

No automatic entrance scholarships published

Graduates satisfied with their program

83.7%

Employers satisfied with the graduates they hired

100%

Students with a disability

Student Accessibility Services (opens in a new tab)

• “You are encouraged to self-identify to Student Accessibility Services as early in the admission process as possible to plan accommodations that will equalize your opportunities to participate in all learning and assessment activities within Sault College.” Source (opens in a new tab)
• “If the counsellor determines that a diagnosis is likely, they will develop an interim accommodation plan with you and determine whether they can secure additional documentation of the disability from a registered health practitioner.” Source (opens in a new tab)

Indigenous students

Getting in: Designated Seats for Indigenous applicants (some health programs) (opens in a new tab)

• “For some health programs (Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Practical Nursing, Occupational Therapy Assistant/Physiotherapist Assistant, Pre-Health), five percent of seats, in addition to any selected through the admission ranking process, will be held for applicants who self-identify as Indigenous (First Nation, Métis or Inuit).” Source (opens in a new tab)

Support: Indigenous Supports, Enji Maawnjiding Indigenous Centre (opens in a new tab)

• “Support services include counselling, tutoring, help with college applications, and a welcoming social environment at Enji Maawnjiding, the “Where We Gather” Indigenous Centre.” Source (opens in a new tab)
• “Get assistance with academic related decisions or get access to short term counselling for personal and/or mental health issues.” Source (opens in a new tab)

Other ways in

• Academic Upgrading (Academic and Career Entrance) (opens in a new tab). Adults without a high school diploma, or missing a prerequisite, who want the courses or the ACE (Academic and Career Entrance) certificate needed for college.

  • “Earn the Academic and Career Entrance (ACE) certificate, which is recognized across Ontario as a Grade 12 equivalency for admission to college or apprenticeship, and by many employers as equivalent to the GED or OSSD.” Source (opens in a new tab)
  • “Complete the courses you need to meet the admission requirements for your college program of choice.” Source (opens in a new tab)

• College Transition (opens in a new tab). Incoming students with an identified learning disability who want to settle in before classes start.

  • “If you have an Identified Learning Disability, you can get settled in before classes with this free transitional program before classes start.” Source (opens in a new tab)

Mature students

• “A mature student is someone who is 19 years of age or older by the first day of College and has not graduated from high school.” Source (opens in a new tab)
• “Mature applicants may be referred to Student Services for admission testing and must meet any program-specific course admission requirements.” Source (opens in a new tab)

Every quote was found word for word on the page it links to on 29 October 2026. Rules change: confirm with the office before you rely on one. Compare every school's support and access routes.

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• Aviation Techniques: saultcollege.ca (opens in a new tab)
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• Business: Accounting: saultcollege.ca (opens in a new tab)

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