St. Lawrence College is a public college in Ontario with three campuses, offering 55 programs and serving Eastern Ontario.
St. Lawrence College is a public college in Ontario. Its vision is to be a globally recognized college delivering innovative learning opportunities and preparing career-ready graduates to be leaders in their fields. The college is dedicated to student success, academic excellence, and leadership in its communities. Its values are Students First, Teamwork, Innovation, Integrity, and Belonging.
Ontario's college system was formed in 1967, and some trade schools existed in the province before then. Cornwall and Kingston were chosen to serve six counties in the Eastern Ontario region. In 1968, Cornwall Classical College, a private Catholic school, was purchased and later renamed Moulinette Hall. Brockville was recognized as the third campus in 1970. The college describes itself as having more than 50 years in existence.
The college has three campuses, and the Brockville campus is located at 2288 Parkedale Avenue, Brockville, Ontario. Brockville is located in the 1000 Islands region. The Brockville campus has an on-campus residence with 75 beds and includes the Marianne van Silfhout Gallery, a community gallery on campus. Libraries and Learning Commons are available at Kingston, Brockville, and Cornwall, and residences are offered at Kingston, Brockville, and Cornwall.
Admission routes include the Ontario College application via OCAS for general admission, ranked admission to highly competitive programs, Indigenous Applicants Facilitated Admission, mature applicant admission, and admission for home-schooled applicants.