Collège André-Grasset is a French-language college in Montréal, founded in 1927, offering enriched pre-university programs.
The Collège André-Grasset has been forming students since its creation in 1927. The college places student success at the heart of its priorities and aims to prepare students rigorously for university studies and the job market. It distinguishes itself through its pedagogy of support and a stimulating, accessible living environment that encourages personal growth and a sense of belonging. The student community numbers about 1,300 students.
The college offers three enriched programs: DEC PLUS en sciences de la nature, Sciences humaines PLUS, and Sciences, lettres et arts. DEC PLUS en sciences de la nature and Sciences humaines PLUS are both unique to Grasset. All of the college's study programs are offered in French. The college reports a university admission rate of 99% and a graduation rate of 88%.
The campus includes a park, multiple sports fields (including beach volleyball, soccer and grass football) and an outdoor classroom. The college has more than a dozen sports teams. The library offers four cubicles reserved for teams of two to six people, available for up to two consecutive hours. The campus also has a pollinator garden certified Espace pour la vie. Student services include a campus cooperative bookstore, peer tutoring, counselling, psychosocial services, and individual academic assistance.
The college is recognized as a Cégep Vert at the excellence level by Environnement Jeunesse.