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Welcome to Algonquin College. Come for a visit and feel the energy, enthusiasm and pride of our students
Algonquin College, located in the Nation’s Capital has the widest range of courses of any college in Ontario and provides customized training programs to business and industry.
Through the excitement of Orientation week, the Celebration of Cultures Festival and Black History Month activities, your days at Algonquin will be full of challenging work, fun and laughter!
Residence living is a great way to experience college life, allowing you to meet new people and live in a safe, comfortable environment.
Check out all Schools and Faculties and their available programs.
Follow the steps to apply to Algonquin College and begin your educational journey!
If you're in need of financial assistance, there are many options available and our friendly staff are ready to answer all your questions.
Bachelor Degree in Applied Studies, Full-time Programs and Part-time Programs
Algonquin College provides all services to all students including health, counselling, employment, and many more.
The majority of our programs allow students the opportunity to learn from experience through field placements or clinical experiences.
The Athletic Department offers programs designed to enrich the educational experience and promote student fitness and lifestyle.
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Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP)
OSAP offers student loans to help pay for education expenses. OSAP loans may not cover all student expenses, but they may offset a good portion.
Child-care bursaries and bursaries for students with disabilities are also available as part of the OSAP program. It is important that you apply for OSAP as early as possible - don't wait for acceptance to the College.
For more information or to apply, visit the OSAP Web site at http://osap.gov.on.ca
Bursaries
Bursaries are cash gifts awarded to financially needy students who meet defined criteria. There are more than 140 available bursaries. Visit the Financial Aid Office Web site www.algonquincollege.com/financialaid for a list of these bursaries and their criteria, and then call the College or the sponsoring organization for details and application deadlines.
Scholarships
Algonquin scholarships, available to enrolled students, are often overlooked as a source of financing. Many are granted based on academic achievement, while others recognize athletic ability, community involvement, leadership qualities and other attributes. Scholarships are also available from outside sources. Contact your program administrator or visit www.scholarshipscanada.com or www.studentawards.com to investigate further.
Estimated Cost of College
Though costs will vary depending on your program of study, your choice of accommodation and other factors, the following chart will give you an idea of average college expenses.
Example of Average Annual College Expenses for Fall 2007*
Tuition and College Fees $2,600.00
Incidental Fees, Books and Supplies $1,150.00
* Costs vary per program. Please check individual program brochures or our Web site for details.
Average Living Expenses
Accommodations (residence or apartment) $5,600.00
Utilities $ 400.00
Phone $ 350.00
Food $ 1,800.00
Clothing $ 650.00
Transportation $ 800.00
Miscellaneous $ 1,150.00
Contact Algonquin’s Financial Aid staff for assistance in determining what your education will cost, or for more information on how you can make financing your education more manageable.
Woodroffe Campus: Room C225, (613) 727-4723 ext. 7678
Pembroke Campus: Room 218, (613) 735-4700 ext. 2709
Perth Campus: (613) 267-2859 ext. 5604