I Am Returning to Sheridan

Getting ready to come back!

Whether you are coming back after a long 4 month break or a quick 3 week refresher, the Student Advisement Centre is here to get you back into the swing of things. This page has plenty of useful information to get you back in the Sheridan mindset!

To find your answer quickly simply click on the question below:

Pay your fees

Once you have paid your fees you will officially be considered a Sheridan student. For specific details about the Fee Payments for the 2011-2012 Academic Year please visit the Academic Fees page.

  • By Bank: You can pay your fees in person or through the bank's on-line and automated bill payment options. Please use your Sheridan student number as account/reference number. Please remember that paying by bank could take up to 5 business days, so be sure to allow sufficient time for the payment to reach Sheridan by its due date.
  • By Mail: With a Certified cheque or money order (payable to Sheridan College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning)
    • Remember:  Use the envelope provided, DO NOT send a personal cheque or cash, and allow sufficient time for the payment to reach Sheridan by the due date.
  • In Person: You may pay in person by cash*, certified cheque, money order or debit card (Canadian funds only) at either:

Davis Campus (Brampton)
Office of the Registrar - room B216
Hours: 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (Monday - Friday)
or
Trafalgar Road Campus (Oakville)
Office of the Registrar - room D100
Hours: 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (Monday - Friday)
or
Hazel McCallion Campus (Mississauga)
Welcome Desk
Hours: 9:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday)

* Cash payments will not be accepted at the Davis and Hazel McCallion Campuses.

Apply for OSAP

If are applying to OSAP please follow the 3 subsequent steps:

Step 1: Obtain OSAP Application Form

You can apply online at the OSAP website

Step 2: Complete OSAP Application Form

  • Social Insurance Number
  • Student Number
  • Driver’s Licence Number
  • Vehicle Information (make and model, licence plate number, year, and current gross market value)
  • Information on Other Assets (RRSPs, account balances at financial institutions, bonds, term deposits, etc.)
  • Income received 16 weeks prior to the study period

Please be advised you may also need the following information:

  • Information from Parents (SINs, DOB, postal code, taxable income, other income, non-refundable tax credits and tax payable)
  • Information from your Partner ( SIN, DOB, postal code, driver’s licence number, taxable income)
  • You may also need consents, declaration, and signatures of parents, or partner

Step 3: Submit OSAP Application Form online and send Supporting Documentation to the Financial Aid Office (Trafalgar – room D100, Davis – room B212h, HMC - Welcome Desk)

If you are attending the Trafalgar Road Campus in Oakville, send Supporting Documentation to:

Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning
Financial Aid Office (D100)
1430 Trafalgar Road, Oakville, ON, L6H 2L1

If you are attending the Davis Campus in Brampton, send Supporting Documentation to:

Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning
Financial Aid Office (B212h)
7899 McLaughlin Road, Box 7500, Brampton, ON, L6V 1G6

If you are attending the Hazel McCallion Campus, send Supporting Documentation to:

Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning
Financial Aid Office (A148)
4180 Duke of York Boulevard, Mississauga, ON, L5B 0G5

NOTE: If you are in a one-term program (12-20 weeks), you should submit supporting documentation within the first 30 days of your study period. If you are in a two or three-term program (21-52 weeks), you should submit supporting documentation no later then 90 days before the end of your study period.

Are you a returning student who no longer needs OSAP this year? If you are not receiving an OSAP loan this year, you have to fill out a Continuation of Interest-Free Status Form. This form confirms that you are a full-time student at Sheridan and ensures that all your previous loans are kept in interest-free status. To obtain a copy of this form, please go to the Financial Aid Office (Trafalgar Campus – room D100, Davis Campus – room B212h).

Make sure you have your user name and password

Has it been a long time since you last used your user name and password for AccessSheridan? If you have forgotten your user name and password visit the ITSC (Trafalgar Campus – room C131, Davis Campus - room B195, HMC - room A202). You will be required to show a government issued Photo ID or your Student ID. ITSC is open year-round from Monday to Friday from 7:30am until 11:00pm and Saturday and Sunday from 8:00am until 5:00pm. If you are at the Skills Training Centre, please go to the Office of the Registrar (room A1) for assistance. The Office of the Registrar is open Monday to Friday from 8:00am until 4:30pm.

If you require a password change and are unable to come to a campus location, you may call the Contact Centre, Monday to Thursday from 8:00am until 8:00pm, Friday from 8:00am until 4:30pm and Saturday from 9:00am until 1:00pm at one of the following numbers:

  • From the Brampton calling area: 905-459-7533 – select option 4, then option 1.
  • From the Hamilton calling area: 905-681-4611 – select option 4, then option 1.
  • All other calling areas: 905-845-9430 – select option 4, then option1.

Note: For security purposes, student user names and passwords can not be communicated via e-mail.

What to do if you have lost your Student ID card

You can replace your Student ID by paying a $25.00 replacement fee at the Office of the Registrar (Trafalgar – room D100, Davis – room B216, HMC - Welcome Desk). Bring this replacement fee receipt to the ITSC (Trafalgar – room C131, Davis – room B195, Hazel McCallion - room A202) where your new card will be issued; you will be required to show the ITSC staff a government issued Photo ID.

Readmission

If you have withdrawn from a program and would now like to return, you will need to apply for readmission.

Readmission into the first semester of a program

If you withdrew from your program before completing your first semester, you must re-apply to the program through ontariocolleges.ca .  You will be following the exact same process you used when you first applied to Sheridan. (Please note: If applying for a program starting in September, it is recommended that you apply prior to the equal consideration date – Feb. 1st)

Readmission beyond the first semester

If you completed the first semester of your program before withdrawing then you can re-apply directly to Sheridan. If you are interested in readmission, please visit the Student Advisement Centre (Trafalgar Campus – room B104, Davis Campus – Portable C, HMC - Welcome Desk) where one of our Student Advisors will go through the process with you.

Your Sheridan E-mail Account

It is very important that you continue to check your Sheridan e-mail even when you are not in classes. The College will use your Sheridan e-mail account to communicate important messages to you. For example, you will receive e-mails about your Fee Invoice for the upcoming semester, about accessing your timetable via AccessSheridan, as well as selecting a General Education Elective. If you have forgotten your user name and password please remember to visit the ITSC (Trafalgar Campus – room C131, Davis Campus – room B195, HMC - room A202) or call the Contact Centre.

Get Reacquainted with AccessSheridan

Click here or visit the Student Advisement Centre to pick up a handout with FAQs about how to use AccessSheridan. This handout includes instructions for accessing your timetable, selecting your General Education Elective, and much more. If you have any questions about this handout, please feel free to visit the Student Advisement Centre (Trafalgar Campus – room B104, Davis Campus – Portable C, HMC - Welcome Desk).

Back to School

Adding/Dropping Classes

You should always discuss your decision to add or drop a course with a Student Advisor in the Student Advisement Centre (Trafalgar Campus – room B104, Davis Campus – Portable C, HMC - Welcome Desk), or with your Program Coordinator as there are many factors you need to consider. If you decide to add or drop a course, please visit the Office of the Registrar (Trafalgar Campus – room D100, Davis Campus – Portable D , Skills Training Centre – Room A1, HMC - Welcome Desk).

Repeating A Failed Course

It is recommended that you meet with a Student Advisor in the Student Advisement Centre (Trafalgar Campus – room B104, Davis Campus – Portable C, HMC - Welcome Desk), so they can explore all of your options with you.

Withdrawing From A Program

Students have until the 10th day of classes to withdraw from their program with a partial refund. There are many things a student must take into consideration when withdrawing from a program, therefore it is recommended that a student visit the Student Advisement Centre (Trafalgar Campus – room B104, Davis Campus – Portable C, HMC - Welcome Desk) to meet with a Student Advisor to ensure they know the proper process for withdrawing from the College.

Academic Probation

You may have received an e-mail from Sheridan stating that you are on Academic Probation.  Academic Probation is a warning that your academic performance must improve if you wish to continue your studies at Sheridan. To discuss your particular situation, and find out what your next steps are, please visit the Student Advisement Centre (Trafalgar – room B104, Davis – Portable C, HMC - Welcome Desk).

Do you have May Not Continue Status? If you have been dismissed from your program because the minimum GPA requirement was not met, it is important that you meet with a Student Advisor in the Student Advisement Centre. The Student Advisor will explain the May Not Continue Status and the Academic Standing Policy as well as provide you with your options and next steps.

Changing Programs

If you are considering changing your program the Student Advisement Centre staff is here to provide you with your options. Please visit the Student Advisement Centre (Trafalgar – room B104, Davis – Portable C, HMC - Welcome Desk).

Don’t forget! The Student Advisement Centre is not just for New Students, we always encourage you to stop by the Student Advisement Centre with any questions you have…we are The Answer Place!