St. Peter's College
- Street Address:
- 100 Campus Drive
- Mailing Address:
- RPO Box 40
- City:
- Muenster
- Province:
- Saskatchewan
- Postal Code:
- S0K 2Y0
- Phone:
- 306-682-7888
- Fax:
- 306-682-4402
- Toll Free:
- Not Available
- Email:
- admissions@stpeters.sk.ca
- Website:
- https://www.stpeterscollege.ca/
Please Note: This page is maintained by the institution, and was last updated on 2017-11-03.
Description
St. Peter's College is an intimate liberal arts college affiliated with the University of Saskatchewan. Offering a range of first year programming from Education and Engineering, to Kinesiology and Arts and Science. Our campus is unique in that we are connected with a Catholic Benedictine Abbey.
This Institution:
Does not offer online programming.
Is actively recruiting home educated students.
Is endorsed by Education Unlimited as Home-Education Friendly.
Home Education Admission Policy/Process/Procedure
Please Note:
Directives are intended for students who lack Alberta Programs of Study Accreditation and serve only as guidelines when seeking or preparing for admission equivalents (alternatives) to Alberta 30 level requirements.
Specific admission requirements vary with programs.
St. Peter's College matches the University of Saskatchewan's admission's policy:
Home-based or independent assessment tools:
Arts and Science, Agriculture and Bioresources, Edwards School of Business, Kinesiology and Education applicants may be considered for admission using the following assessment tools:
-A home-based school transcript with details of all Grade 11 and Grade 12 courses taken
Independent third party examinations including nationally normed standardized achievement tests such as:
--minimum score of 1100 in the SAT I
--minimum average of 24 in the ACT
-An educational portfolio
We may also request an interview and/or request additional information to help us make a decision.
Provincial examinations:
Applicants to any direct-entry college may be considered following successful completion of Saskatchewan Ministry of Education provincial examinations (or other provincial equivalents) in the required prerequisite subjects of their college of choice, as well as meeting the college's minimum admission average or ranked average.
Special (Mature) Admission:
Home-based learners aged 21 or older may be considered for Special (Mature) Admission to any direct-entry college.