You’ve come to the right place to find out about all the options you’ll find at Sheridan. First you need to decide on a career direction that appeals to you and offers good employment opportunities. The length of the program, admission requirements, and the credential that you will graduate with will all influence your decision. For more information about our full-time programs, please click the links to the right.

You are making big decisions about your education. Seeing your options up close will help you make the best choice. Get a feel for our campuses and meet current students who can tell you want you really want to know about Sheridan.

When you choose Sheridan, you are investing in your future success. Before you apply, check out the admission requirements for your program by going to your program page (see Programs A-Z). Find out more about the application process for Sheridan programs and courses. The application process varies depending on what kind of program you’re interested in – take a few minutes to find the right information for you.

Knowing what career you want will help you to choose which post secondary program is right for you. We have developed Career Quick Tips that consists of online career planning resources that were arranged with you in mind. These resources are based on the main steps in the career planning process.

To confirm your acceptance of a Sheridan offer of admission, please respond to www.ontariocolleges.ca by the date indicated on your offer of admission. For more information about the types of offers that Sheridan issues, please visit the Confirm Acceptance page.

Making the transition from high school to college is an exciting and stressful time for your child and for you - it's also a big decision. At Sheridan, we are committed to providing your sons and daughters with the learning, support and services they will need to achieve their goals and reach their full potential. Visit the ‘Information for Parents’ site for links to important Sheridan information that will help you to support your student.

As a school counsellor, we value your role in the selection process and appreciate the input you provide in helping to continuously improve our programs. Students who choose Sheridan experience an exceptional applied learning experience that leaves them job-ready and prepares them for the challenges of the real world. For more information about Sheridan, programs, admissions, and campus visits, please visit the links.

Financial assistance is an important factor for many students as they decide where and what to study. Sheridan has a variety of assistance programs, and every year we administer over $4 million of bursaries, scholarships and awards that are additional to government assistance. The Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) is a provincial loan program that provides eligible students with various types of assistance based on financial need. For more information about assistance programs, please visit the links to the right.

The Sheridan Assessment Centre provides services to Sheridan applicants, students and faculty by administering admission and placement assessments, and invigilating make-up tests/exams. The Assessment Centre also offers proctoring services to other educational institutions.

Whether you’re starting your second year or your fourth, whether you’re coming back after a long 4 month break or a quick 3 week refresher, there are things you need to know. Visit our returning students page to get all of the information you need to come back to Sheridan!

Visit this page for information on Sheridan’s grading system, grade point averages, transcripts, course outlines, and making changes to your account. We also have information for students with disabilities and a link to our Academic Policies and Procedures website.

If you’re starting a new program at Sheridan, there is some important information that you need to know. Visit the Term Startup Information page for more details.