About Us Gallery F A Q Intranet Login
 Sheridan College
Quick links
a Programs, Courses & Training
a Admission to Sheridan
a Fees Structure
Sheridan College
Programs, Courses & Training

Business
a

Accounting in Canada for Internationally Trained Accountants

a Advertising
a

Advertising Management

a Bachelor of Applied Business (Global Business Management)
a

Banking and Wealth Management

a

Business

a

Business Administration - Accounting

a

Business Administration - Finance

a Business Administration - Human Resources
a Business Administration - Marketing
a Business Process Management
a E-Commerce Management
a Financial Planning
a Human Resource Management
a International Business
a Marketing Management
a Office Administration - General
a Office Administration - Executive
a Office Administration - Legal
a Office Administration - Medical
a Paralegal
a Project Management
a Sales Management
a Tourism and Travel
Community Services
a

Animal Care

a

Child and Youth Worker

a

Community Worker - Outreach and Development

a Cosmetic Techniques and Management
a Esthetician
a Social Service Worker
a Social Service Worker – Immigrant and Refugee Stream
a Social Service Worker - Gerontology
a Veterinary Technician
Digital Media and Communications
a

Advanced Television and Film

a

Canadian Journalism for Internationally Trained Writers

a

Communication, Culture and Information Technology

a

Corporate Communications

a

Journalism - Broadcast

a

Journalism - New Media

a

Journalism - Print

a

Media Arts

a

Media Fundamentals

Education
a Early Childhood Education
a Early Childhood Education - Intensive
a Educational Assistant
a Educational Assistant Fast Track Intensive
a Montessori Early Childhood Teacher Education
Engineering and Manufacturing Sciences
a Architectural Technician / Technology
a Chemical Engineering Technology
a Chemical Engineering Technology - Environmental
a Chemical Laboratory Technician
a Computer Engineering Technician / Technology
a Electromechanical Engineering Technician / Technology
a Electronics Engineering Technician / Technology
a Environmental Control
a Environmental Science Technician
a Integrated Manufacturing Systems
a Manufacturing Engineering Technician/Technology
a Manufacturing Management
a Mechanical Engineering Technology/Technician
a Mechanical Engineering Technician / Technology - Design and Drafting
a Quality Assurance - Manufacturing and Management
a Solid Modeling
Health Sciences
a Bachelor of Applied Health Sciences (Athletic Therapy)
a Bachelor of Applied Health Sciences (Exercise Science and Health Promotion)
a Personal Support Worker
a Pharmacy Technician
a Practical Nursing
Industrial Technology
a Apprenticeship
a Mechanical Techniques - Tool and Die Maker
Information and Communication Technology
a Bachelor of Applied Information Sciences (Information Systems Security)
a Bachelor of Applied Information Sciences Bridging Program - Direct Entry into Year 2
a Bachelor of Applied Information Sciences Bridging Program - Direct Entry into Year 3
a Bachelor of Computing and Network Communications (Honours) -
  Telecommunications Technology
a Computer Programmer
a Computer Systems Technician - Software Engineering
a Computer Systems Technology - Systems Analyst Coop
a Computer Systems Technology Software Development and Network
a Engineering Coop
a Computer Systems Technology Software Development and Network
a Engineering
a Enterprise Database Management
a Information Technologies Professional Internship
a Information Technologies Support Services Coop
a Interactive Multimedia
a Telecommunications Technician/Technology
Liberal Studies and Access
a Academic Upgrading/Academic and Career Entrance (ACE)
a English Language Studies (ESL)
a General Arts and Science - College Profile
a General Arts and Science - Health Profile
a General Arts and Science - University Profile
Performing Arts
a Music Theatre - Performance
a Performing Arts - Preparation
a Theatre Arts - Technical Production
a Theatre and Drama Studies (Bachelor of Arts)
Public Safety
a Community and Justice Studies
a Emergency Management
a Investigation - Public and Private
a Police Foundations
Visual Arts and Design
a Applied Photography
a Art Fundamentals
a Art and Art History (Bachelor of Arts)
a Bachelor of Applied Arts (Animation)
a Bachelor of Applied Arts (Illustration)
a Bachelor of Design Honours Degree
a Computer Animation
a Computer Animation - Digital Character Animation
a Computer Animation - Digital Visual Effects
a Crafts and Design
a Interior Decorating
a Interior Design
a Visual Merchandising Arts
a Visual and Creative Arts
a Web Design
Graduate Certificates
a Accounting in Canada for Internationally Trained Accountants
a Advanced Television and Film
a Advertising Management
a Business Process Management
a Canadian Journalism for Internationally Trained Writers
a Computer Animation
a Computer Animation - Digital Character Animation
a Computer Animation - Digital Visual Effects
a Corporate Communications
a Emergency Management
a Enterprise Database Management
a Environmental Control
a Financial Planning
a Human Resource Management
a Integrated Manufacturing Systems
a Information Technologies Professional Internship
a Interactive Multimedia
a International Business
a Journalism - New Media
a Manufacturing Management
a Marketing Management
a Montessori Early Childhood Teacher Education
a Project Management
a Quality Assurance - Manufacturing and Management
a Sales Management
a Solid Modeling
a Web Design
Bachelor Degrees
a Art and Art History (Bachelor of Arts)
a Bachelor of Applied Arts (Animation)
a Bachelor of Applied Arts (Illustration)
a Bachelor of Applied Business (Global Business Management)
a Bachelor of Applied Health Sciences (Athletic Therapy)
a Bachelor of Applied Health Sciences (Exercise Science and Health Promotion)
a Bachelor of Applied Information Sciences (Information Systems Security)
a Bachelor of Computing and Network Communications (Honours) -
a Telecommunications Technology
a Bachelor of Design Honours Degree
a Communication, Culture and Information Technology
a

Theatre and Drama Studies (Bachelor of Arts)

Admission to Sheridan

Click on the questions below to read Future Group's answers.

1. Admission to Postsecondary Programs

Applicants may be admitted to Sheridan as full-time students if they have an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (Grade 12) with senior-level credits achieved at C, U or M destination, or equivalent. Under the former Ontario secondary school curriculum, this diploma must be at the general or advanced level. Applicants must meet specific program requirements as outlined in Sheridan's 2008 – 2009 Calendar. Certain applicants may be eligible to apply as mature students. Admission requirements to Applied Degree programs include U, M or OAC secondary school courses.

2.Consideration as a Mature Student

Mature students do not possess a secondary school diploma or equivalent and are 19 years of age before the starting date of the program. Mature students who apply to Sheridan’s certificate and diploma programs must demonstrate their ability to work at the postsecondary level in one of two ways:

  • By successfully completing equivalency testing in English and/or mathematics and/or; science or

  • By completing a program of academic upgrading at a level appropriate to the program of choice

Mature students must demonstrate proficiency in meeting specific program prerequisites

3. Provincial Equivalencies

The GED (General Educational Development Certificate) and all Grade 12 diplomas from other Canadian provinces (including Yukon, Nunavut and Northwest Territories) are considered equivalent to the Ontario high school diploma with the exception of Quebec (Quebec equivalency is High School Leaving Certificate Secondary V).

4.Applicant Assessment

Sheridan will continue to admit students with transcripts under the former curriculum and rank their academic marks accordingly. Applicants whose transcripts reflect credits under the new curriculum will be assessed and ranked together. Grade differentials are not used. Senior-level credits refer to credits earned at Grade 11 and 12 and OAC (when available). .

Supplemental selection processes (e.g. portfolios, résumés, questionnaires) are used to select applicants for oversubscribed programs. These assignments are scored and are used in conjunction with the applicant’s academic performance when selecting candidates for admission.

5.Admission to Ontario College Graduate Certificate Programs

Ontario College Graduate Certificate programs are eligible to applicants who possess postsecondary academic experience. Ontario College Graduate Certificate programs require a two- or three-year college diploma or a university degree and/or demonstrated competence through related work and/or educational experience. Please refer to the individual program pages for specific requirements.

6.English Language Requirement

All instruction within Sheridan is in English. In order to be successful in a program, your communication, listening, comprehension, reading and writing skills must be at a level sufficient to meet the demands of postsecondary or Graduate Certificate study.

For Canadian applicants with international documentation and transcripts, Sheridan will consider the length of time the applicant has lived in an English-speaking country, the number of years of secondary school or postsecondary education and if English was the language of instruction. The minimum requirement is three consecutive years of study in a North American educational institution where the language of instruction is English.

Applicants may be required to complete English testing to demonstrate proficiency.

7. Computer Literacy

Computer literacy is required of all Sheridan students to enhance their opportunity to be successful in their program of study and upon graduation. The level of computer literacy varies by program.

For many Sheridan programs, learning is enhanced through the use of a laptop computer for course work. These programs are indicated in this calendar with information on Mobile Computing.

8. Offers of Admission

Admission to many Sheridan programs is limited. As a result, not all qualified applicants can be admitted. A waiting list of eligible applicants is maintained for each program. Applicants are selected from that list until the program is full or up to the 5th day of class, whichever comes first. In the case of Conditional Offers of Admission, Sheridan reserves the right to withdraw its offer of admission if the applicant does not meet the outstanding requirement prior to the start of the program.

Applicants who do not meet the admission requirements for a specific program will be assessed and advised individually and may be considered for other, related programs.

Programs will be offered subject to sufficient enrolment.

9.Residency Priority

Applicants are to be offered admission into oversubscribed programs according to the following order of preference:

a.   Residents of Ontario

b.   Residents of provinces and territories in Canada

c.   Other applicants

10.Admissions Review

Applicants who are refused admission to a Sheridan program may obtain the specific reasons for such refusal and appeal that decision by submitting a request in writing to the Registrar. Sheridan’s Admission Decision Review policy is available on Sheridan’s Policies and Procedures website. Mac users please note: you must use Firefox, Opera or Netscape to access the documents on the Policies and Procedures website.

11.Advanced Standing

Sheridan recognizes that some students who enter a program at the College will have earned postsecondary credits at other recognized postsecondary institutions and may wish to apply these credits towards the Sheridan credential. Advanced standing refers to the transferring of credit earned at another recognized post-secondary institution towards a Sheridan credential.

Students may apply to receive advanced standing for specific Sheridan course(s) based on the successful completion of similar courses at other recognized postsecondary institutions subject to meeting applicable Sheridan policies.

Candidates must have achieved a minimum course grade of 65% or the minimum pass for promotion within the program, whichever is higher, for a request for advanced standing to be considered.

Courses considered for advanced standing must have been completed within five years prior to the request.

Please refer to the full Advanced Standing policy on Sheridan’s Policies and Procedures website for specific details. Mac users please note: you must use Firefox, Opera or Netscape to access the documents on the Policies and Procedures website.

12.International Baccalaureate

Applicants who have successfully completed the International Baccalaureate may be considered for advanced standing for some courses in programs to which they have been admitted.

13.Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition

Sheridan recognizes that the learning outcomes of an individual course may be achieved by a number of different means including relevant work/life experience, self-study, and training on-the-job. Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition (PLAR) provides students and potential students with an opportunity to have their previous learning recognized by the College for credit.

Please refer to the full Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition policy on Sheridan’s Policies and Procedures website for specific details. Mac users please note: you must use Firefox, Opera or Netscape to access the documents on the Policies and Procedures website.

14.Secondary Credential

Sheridan recognizes that where courses (whether earned directly, granted through Advanced Standing or PLAR) have been applied as credit towards the granting of a certificate, diploma, or degree, these credits may be used towards the granting of subsequent credential.

Please refer to the full Secondary Credential policy on Sheridan’s Policies and Procedures website for specific details. Mac users please note: you must use Firefox, Opera or Netscape to access the documents on the Policies and Procedures website.

15. Readmission

An application for readmission is required from full-time Sheridan students in the following situations:

1.   Students who have successfully completed at least one academic year, but did not return to Sheridan for the next scheduled academic term.

2.   Students whose academic year was unsuccessful, and whose transcript indicated that they may not be admitted to Sheridan for a specified time period.

Application for Readmission Forms are available through the Office of the Registrar.

Any student entering the entry level of any postsecondary program must apply through the Ontario College Application Service.

16. Registrar's Office Locations

Davis Campus (Brampton)
7899 McLaughlin Road
P.O. Box 7500
Brampton, ON L6V 1G6
905-459-7533
Fax: 905-874-4314 .

Trafalgar Road Campus (Oakville)
1430 Trafalgar Road
Oakville, ON L6H 2L1
905-845-9430
Fax: 905-815-4148

Skills Training Centre(Oakville)
407 Iroquois Shore Road
Oakville, ON L6H 1M3
905-845-9430
Fax: 905-815-4027

17.Financial Aid and Awards at Sheridan

Financial Aid Offices

Hours of Operation
8 am to 4:30 pm
Monday – Friday

Davis Campus
Room B200
7899 McLaughlin Road,
Brampton, Ontario, L6V 1G6
Phone : 905-459-7533, ext. 5061
Fax: 905-874-4306
fin.aid@sheridanc.on.ca

Trafalgar Road Campus
Room D100
1430 Trafalgar Rd.
Oakville, Ontario, Canada L6H 2L1
Phone: 905-815-4060
Fax: 905-815-4083
fin.aid@sheridanc.on.ca

Awards Office

Hours of Operation
8 am - 4:30 pm
Monday to Friday

Trafalgar Road Campus
Room D100
Phone: 905-845-9430, ext. 2444
Fax: 905-815-4083
student_awards@sheridanc.on.ca
.


Fees Structure
 
Program Code
Program Name Academic Terms In Program Coop Terms Terms In Program Total Fees
(2 Terms)
Mobile Rental
(If Applicable)
Grand Total
PATAF Advanced Television and Film 2   10,867.05   10,867.05
PADVT Advertising (Two Year Diploma) 4   3,013.05   3,013.05
PADVA Advertising (Three Year Advanced Diploma) 6   3,013.05   3,013.05
PADGD Advertising Management 2   4,773.05 800 5,573.05
PANCR Animal Care 2   3,013.05   3,013.05
PAPHT Applied Photography 4   6,072.25   6,072.25
PATCN Architectural Technician * 4 2 3,473.05 800 4,273.05
PARTY Architectural Technology * 6 3 3,473.05 800 4,273.05
PAAAH Art & Art History - (Bachelor of Arts) 8   Fees Paid to
University of Toronto Mississauga
PARTF Art Fundamentals 2   3,537.69   3,537.69
PBAAA Bachelor of Applied Arts (Animation) 8 1 7,284.07   7,284.07
PBAAI Bachelor of Applied Arts (Illustration) 8 1 7,189.13   7,189.13
PBAHS Bachelor of Applied Health Sciences (Athletic Therapy) 8 1 7,105.05   7,105.05
PBAES Bachelor of Applied Health Sciences (Exercise Science and Health Promotion) 8 1 4,909.05   4,909.05
PBAIS Bachelor of Applied Information Science (Information Systems Security) 8 1 6,401.05 800 7,201.05
PCNCT Bachelor of Computing and Network Communications – Telecommunications Technology 9 2 Fees Paid to Brock University
PBDES Bachelor of Design - Honours Degree     Fees Paid to York University
PBAWM Banking and Wealth Management 6 3 3,013.05   3,013.05
PBUSA Business - Accounting 4   3,013.05   3,013.05
PBUFI Business - Finance 4   3,013.05   3,013.05
PBUSS Business - General 4   3,013.05   3,013.05
PBUHR Business - Human Resources 4   3,013.05   3,013.05
PBUMK Business - Marketing 4   3,013.05   3,013.05
PBSAA, PBSAC Business Administration - Accounting 6 3 3,013.05   3,013.05
PBAFI, PBAFC Business Administration - Finance 6 3 3,013.05   3,013.05
PBAHR, PBAHC Business Administration - Human Resources 6 3 3,013.05   3,013.05
PBAMK, PBAMC Business Administration - Marketing 6 3 3,013.05   3,013.05
PJITW Canadian Journalism for Internationally Trained Writers (Approximate Fees for Three Terms, Fall term Estimated) 3   6,359.25   6,359.25
PCETY Chemical Engineering Technology * 6 3 3,013.05   3,013.05
PCETE Chemical Engineering Technology - Environmental * 6 3 3,013.05   3,013.05
PCLTN Chemical Laboratory Technician * 4   3,013.05   3,013.05
PCYWK Child and Youth Worker 6   3,036.05   3,036.05
PCCIT Communication, Culture & Information Technology 8   Fees Paid to
University of Toronto - Mississauga
PCAJS Community and Justice Studies 4   3,013.05   3,013.05
PCWOD Community Development 4   3,393.05 800 4,193.05
PCANM Computer Animation 2   11,527.05   11,527.05
PCADC Computer Animation - Digital Character Animation 2   11,527.05   11,527.05
PCADV Computer Animation - Digital Visual Effects 2   11,527.05   11,527.05
PCPEN Computer Engineering Technician * 4 2 3,717.05 800 4,517.05
PCPET Computer Engineering Technology * 6 3 3,717.05 800 4,517.05
PCOMP Computer Programmer 4   3,453.05 800 4,253.05
PCSSN Computer Systems Technician - Software Engineering * 4   3,433.05 800 4,233.05
PCSTA Computer Systems Technology - Systems Analyst 6 3 3,433.05 800 4,233.05
PCSTS Computer Systems Technology - Software Development and Network Engineering 6 3 3,433.05 800 4,233.05
PCCOM Corporate Communications 2   5,065.05   5,065.05
PCTAM Cosmetic Techniques and Management 4   3,663.05   3,663.05
PCATA Court and Tribunal Agent 4   3,013.05   3,013.05
PCRDS Crafts and Design 6   3,882.55   3,882.55
PCRDC Crafts and Design - Ceramics 6   3,882.55   3,882.55
PCRDF Crafts and Design - Furniture 6   3,882.55   3,882.55
PCRDG Crafts and Design - Glass 6   3,882.55   3,882.55
PCRDT Crafts and Design - Textiles 6   3,882.55   3,882.55
PECED Early Childhood Education 4   3,397.05 800 4,197.05
PECEI Early Childhood Education - Intensive 2   3,377.05 800 4,177.05
PECOM E-Commerce Management 6   3,013.05   3,013.05
PEDAS Educational Assistant (One Year Graduate Certificate) 2   3,397.05 800 4,197.05
PCEAD Educational Assistant (Two Year Diploma) 4   3,397.05 800 4,197.05
PEPRT Electrician - Pre Trade 2   3,572.05   3,572.05
PELTN Electromechanical Engineering Technician * 4 2 3,583.05 800 4,383.05
PEMTY Electromechanical Engineering Technology * 6 3 3,583.05 800 4,383.05
PEETN Electronics Engineering Technician * 4   3,767.05 800 4,567.05
PELTY Electronics Engineering Technology * 6 3 3,767.05 800 4,567.05
PEMGD Emergency Management 2   4,433.05   4,433.05
PEDMD, PEDMC Enterprise Database Management 2 1 8,933.05   8,933.05
PENCT Environmental Control 2 1 5,095.05   5,095.05
PENST Environmental Science Technician * 4   3,013.05   3,013.05
PESTH Esthetician 4   3,448.05   3,448.05
PFINP Financial Planning 2   4,703.05   4,703.05
PGASC General Arts and Science (College Profile) 2   3,013.05   3,013.05
PGASE General Arts and Science (ESL) 5 (max.)   3243.05   3243.05
PGASH General Arts and Science (Health Profile) 2   3,013.05   3,013.05
PGASU General Arts and Science (University Profile) 4   3,013.05   3,013.05
PHRMC Human Resource Management 2 1 5,103.05 800 5,903.05
PITPI Information Technologies Professional Internship 2 1 5,603.05 800 6,403.05
PITSS Information Technologies Support Services 4 2 3,503.05 800 4,303.05
PCIMG Integrated Manufacturing Systems 2 1 5,095.05   5,095.05
PINMM Interactive Multimedia 2   6,945.05   6,945.05
PINDE Interior Decorating 4   3,592.15 800 4,392.15
PINTD Interior Design 6   3,592.15 800 4,392.15
PINTB, PINTC International Business 2 1 5,253.05 800 6,053.05
PIPAP Investigation - Public and Private 4   3,393.05 800 4,193.05
PBRJR Journalism - Broadcast 4   4,285.05 800 5,085.05
PJRNM Journalism - New Media 2   6,543.05 800 7,343.05
PJOUR Journalism - Print 4   3,593.05 800 4,393.05
PMFTN Manufacturing Engineering Technician * 4 2 3,603.05 800 4,403.05
PMFET Manufacturing Engineering Technology * 6 3 3,603.05 800 4,403.05
PMFMT Manufacturing Management 2 1 5,095.05   5,095.05
PMKMT, PMKMC Marketing Management 2 1 5,083.05 800 5,883.05
PMETN Mechanical Engineering Technician * 4 2 3,603.05 800 4,403.05
PMETD Mechanical Engineering Technician - Drafting * 4 2 3,623.05 800 4,423.05
PMETY Mechanical Engineering Technology * 6 3 3,603.05 800 4,403.05
PMEDD Mechanical Engineering Technology - Design and Drafting * 6 3 3,623.05 800 4,423.05
PMTTD Mechanical Techniques - Tool and Die Maker 2   3,678.05   3,678.05
PMEDA Media Arts 6   7,441.05 800 8,241.05
PMDAF Media Fundamentals 2   3,153.05   3,153.05
PMCTE Montessori Early Childhood Teacher Education (Fees for Three Terms based on 2007-2008) 3   8,340.55   8,340.55
PMUST Music Theatre - Performance 6   6,799.05   6,799.05
POFAE Office Administration - Executive 4   3,437.05 800 4,237.05
POFAD Office Administration - General 2   3,437.05 800 4,237.05
POFAL Office Administration - Legal 4   3,437.05 800 4,237.05
PPAPN Performing Arts Preparation 2   3,633.05   3,633.05
PPSWK Personal Support Worker 2   3,080.05   3,080.05
PPHTN Pharmacy Technician 4 2 3,127.05   3,127.05
PPOLF Police Foundations 4   3,013.05   3,013.05
PPNSG Practical Nursing 4   4,017.05   4,017.05
PQUAS Quality Assurance - Manufacturing and Management 2 1 5,273.05   5,273.05
PSASM Sales Management 2   3,043.05   3,043.05
PSSWK Social Service Worker 4   3,016.05   3,016.05
PSSWG Social Service Worker - Gerontology 4   3,016.05   3,016.05
PSMOD Solid Modeling 2 1 5,095.05   5,095.05
PTLTC Telecommunications Technology * 6 3 3,433.05 800 4,233.05
PTADS Theatre and Drama Studies
(Bachelor of Arts)
8   Fees Paid to University of Toronto
PTATP Theatre Arts - Technical Production 4   3,013.05   3,013.05
PTOTR Tourism and Travel 4   3,013.05   3,013.05
PCVAT Visual and Creative Arts 4   3,537.69   3,537.69
PCVAD Visual and Creative Arts - Advanced 6   3,537.69   3,537.69
PVMAS Visual Merchandising Arts 4   3,391.13   3,391.13
PNMED Web Design 2   6,933.05   6,933.05
 
Home Contact