This year Sault College welcomed the highest enrolment of students on record!
With nearly 2900 full-time, post-secondary students beginning this fall, Sault College boasts an increase in enrolment of 18 percent over last year, playing an important role in helping our local community thrive both economically and socially.
“We are tremendously proud to announce and celebrate this significant milestone,” said Dr. Ron Common, President, Sault College. “This is a true testament to the collaboration and dedication of our staff who remain focused on our students by providing an engaging and unique post-secondary experience with the best education possible. We want to help our students find their amazing, and conversely each student helps our College reach its amazing! We are honoured they have chosen us to be a part of their academic journey,” he added.
Enrolment for domestic students remained relatively unchanged from last year with more than 1900 students registered. Our international recruitment continues to grow the College with an enrolment increase of 96 percent. This year, more than 930 international students representing 15 countries are calling Sault College and Sault Ste. Marie home contributing to our rich, diverse and inclusive campus community.
In total, including part-time, apprenticeships and continuing education, Sault College has more than 7000 students enrolled annually. “It is truly an exciting time for our College and for our students. We look forward to continuing this momentum and building on our enrolment,” added Dr. Common.
Still thinking about attending Sault College? Call us today to learn more about the many benefits of being a Sault College student! A member of our recruitment team is always here to help – stop by or call us at 705-759-2554 ext. 2222.
Record breaking revenues too I’d guess. Domestic tuition revenue is around 22 million, international brought in about 32 mil. 54 mil. Not a bad haul.
We know how they fill the College!
Betcha 90 percent are immigrants
Jennifer Briggs actually, international students are different. They have to have a GIC of at least $10,000 to come here to live off of. They also pay about 10 grand tuition for a course one of us would pay 3 grand for. They work while they are here and go to school and most of them go right back home when they are done. They are only here on temporary stays. They receive NO money from our Gov’t
Jennifer Briggs I think you really have a lack of knowledge. Before give that type statement you should know all the fact that who pay more fee. A single international student pay $17,000 tuition fee plus $10,000 money in GIC. I think you can graduate from 4-5 programs with this money.
Great, the quality of education just went downhill. Too much students in a classroom = poor quality of education. The students should be entitled to a tuition discount and no bonus for CEO because of this
Michael Lansing “just went downhill”? It went downhill along time ago!
Alot from out of town.
considering what city it is in! no surprise there
Cheap tuition, easy access to drugs and alcohol, lots of swampers
Darnell Stevens what???
Cheap tuition? Did you get some sort of deal?
India
Yup, domestic is unchanged, foreign is up 96 % .
cheapest way to immigrate to Canada
Is it!!! Did you research about it? I think you need to get some more knowledge before giving this statement.
Sault Ste. Marie needs immigrants.
Not one single place on the planet NEEDS immigrants. Especially not of you consider yourself an environmentalist. I mean, if you want the entire world to look like England……nothing but farm fields, dirty rivers, and barely any animal life then sure……keep bumping up the population. If you want Canada to look the way it does now forever………the choice is clear. Don’t let bankers and insurance companies con you.
Abby Obenchain we need them like I need a hole in my head.
Cart Wright all of the students from India I’ve spoken to for past 2 years, all have gone back, and continue.
thats great
Very surprised considering ford messing people around with osap
It’s mostly foreign enrolment if you read the article. Domestic is unchanged.
Bill Kennedy ya true
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