Recognized as one of Canada’s top 50 research colleges, Bow Valley College in Calgary, Alberta, has been educating students since 1965. As of the 2022/23 school year, the college was just over 23 percent international students, from 148 different countries. The faculty and staff of the institution also reflect the school’s diversity, speaking more than 50 languages.

With a graduate employment rate of 93 percent within six months of graduation, the college consistently achieves high student satisfaction rates. While Bow Valley does not offer on-campus housing, its International Education Department provides resources to help students find suitable accommodations in Calgary, as well as support with immigration information and work permits. International Learner Advisors are dedicated professionals available to assist students with study plans, community integration, and post-grad pathway planning. Bow Valley College also offers some of the most competitive tuition rates for international students, with the smallest international tuition premium.

Conestoga College was established in 1967 and is located about two hours west of Toronto in Kitchener, Ontario. Conestoga is a prominent institution known for its comprehensive programs and strong industry connections. Serving a diverse student body, the college has experienced significant growth in international enrollment. Of their total student population across eight campuses, more than half (53.45 percent) were international students in 2022-23, from 80 different countries. 
 
Conestoga College boasts Ontario’s top graduation rate (72.9 percent), and their graduate employment rate is the highest among colleges in the Greater Toronto and Golden Horseshoe areas. The employment rate of Conestoga’s international graduates and domestic graduates are on par: 84.8 percent and 85.9 percent, respectively. 
 
The college has several on-campus housing options and support services to help international students find accommodations, with plans to have approximately 1,800 beds across its campuses by 2026.

Founded in 1967 and one of Canada’s largest community colleges, Seneca is a popular choice for international students. In the 2022-23 academic year, international students accounted for approximately 29 percent of the total student population at Seneca, representing an incredible 150 countries around the world.

Seneca has four campuses: The Newnham Campus is one of Canada’s largest college campuses and offers a wide array of programs, including business, engineering, and fashion.

King Campus, spanning 282 hectares of natural landscape approximately 40 minutes north of Toronto, provides a serene environment for studies in health sciences, community services, and public safety. The Seneca@York Campus hosts programs in creative arts, animation, media, and information technology. Their Peterborough Campus is dedicated to the Honours Bachelor of Aviation Technology program.

The college also provides online learning options, allowing students to study remotely. These courses can be synchronous, with scheduled class times, or asynchronous, allowing for independent study without set class times.

Graduates of Seneca benefit from strong industry connections and practical learning opportunities. Approximately 79 percent of graduates find employment within six months. The college provides on-campus housing for 1,330 students and offers resources for those seeking off-campus options in the competitive Toronto rental market.

Ontario’s first public college, Centennial opened in 1966. It has evolved from a local community institution into a globally recognized entity. International students interested in Centennial College can visit one of Centennial’s 11 International Offices around the world to access free counselling about Centennial College programs and admissions, and team members who can answer questions in person about all the steps international students need to take to study, work, and live in Canada. 
 
Centennial is recognized as one of the most culturally diverse post-secondary institutions in Canada. Just over half (51.57 percent) of the student population was international in 2022-23, from 142 countries. 
 
Centennial offers high-quality hands-on, employment-focused education. With five campuses delivering over 200 programs (including many that are PGWP eligible), they’re ranked #1 in paid student research internships. Programs at Centennial promote experiential learning with laboratory and studio instruction, co-op education, and industry placements. Many Centennial programs also provide eligibility for designations from Canadian professional associations. 
 
More than 80 percent of its graduates secure employment in their field within six months of graduation, and over 89 percent of employers express satisfaction or high satisfaction with Centennial graduates.

Established in 1968, George Brown College has three campuses, all located in vibrant downtown Toronto neighbourhoods. They also host programs and courses at other locations across the city, and offer 160 career-focused certificate, diploma, postgraduate and degree programs, including many that are PGWP-eligible. Most of their programs have a field education component, providing students with valuable work opportunities to learn with industry partners who may even one day become their future employer. 

George Brown emphasizes hands-on experience, with nearly 100 percent of career-focused programs incorporating at least one experiential learning opportunity, facilitated through collaborations with over 5,000 industry partners. 

More than a quarter of the student population were international students in 2022-23 (26.22 percent) from 120+ countries, providing a unique opportunity to learn in a culturally diverse environment while experiencing life in Canada and preparing students for careers after graduation.

The college’s student residence, The George, offers furnished two-bedroom suites with amenities such as high-speed internet, study areas, and communal spaces. But with their large student population, on-campus housing availability is limited, so students are advised to apply early.

Their graduate employment rate is over 83 percent, and they actively work to connect industry partners with researchers, students, and facilities, enabling engagement in research activities to support Canadian innovation. 

For more than 50 years, Humber has been a global leader in career-focused learning. With three campus locations (North in Etobicoke, Lakeshore in south Etobicoke, and their International Graduate School in Toronto), they’re the largest college in Canada. One-third (34.04 percent) of their student population was comprised of international students from more than 120+ countries in 2022–23.

Humber offers more than 200 programs in 17 areas of interest, including 80 PWGP-eligible programs, and they’re ranked 6th on the list of Canada’s Top 50 Research Colleges. They offer bachelor’s degrees, diplomas, certificates, and apprenticeships, across various fields such as applied technology, business, health sciences, media, and creative arts.

They have on-campus accommodations for over 1,450 students across their two Toronto campuses. Once accepted to Humber, students can apply for residence through the International Student Residence Application form. Due to limited availability, on-campus housing is allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. They also offer resources for finding alternative accommodations such as homestays and off-campus rentals.

Humber has a high graduate employment rate (83.6 percent), and has the highest employer satisfaction rate (96.6 percent) of GTA colleges.

Established in 1916, SAIT is a premier polytechnic institution in Calgary, Alberta, offering over 100 career-focused programs in technology, trades, and business. Located just northwest of Calgary’s downtown, the campus provides stunning views of the city and the iconic Rocky Mountains. Calgary, home to over 1.4 million residents, is Canada’s fourth-largest city and a hub for innovation and industry. 
 
SAIT’s students benefit from practical, hands-on learning environments, with nearly a quarter (24.27 percent) of its student population being international in 2022-23., SAIT has the highest diversity of student nationalities of any college in Canada, with representation from 163 countries. The college recently introduced a five-year Intercultural Support Strategy (ISS) designed to ensure an equitable campus experience and inclusive learning environment for the growing international and newcomer student populations at SAIT. 
 
They currently have 10 international transfer partnerships providing global opportunities for SAIT students to transfer on and complete their studies and for international students to transfer into SAIT to complete a degree. SAIT has an impressive overall graduate employment rate of 89 percent, and it was the most decorated Alberta postsecondary institution at the Skills Canada competitions in 2023. 
 
On-campus housing includes 720 units in two buildings (Begin Tower and East Hall) offering students convenient living options with multiple floor plans to suit their needs. 

The British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT) has 5 campuses located in and around Vancouver, British Columbia (Burnaby, Downtown, Marine, Aerospace Technology, and Annacis Island), as well as multiple satellite locations. For 60 years, BCIT has been filling the needs of industry, and training future leaders and changemakers across a diverse range of sectors.

Thanks to a $9.85 million investment from the Province of BC in 2023, they opened the BCIT Tech Collider at the Downton Campus, a multipurpose learning centre that connects students, industry, and entrepreneurs to solve real-world problems. The Tech Collider features advanced audiovisual technologies, interactive multimedia screens, collaborative lab space, and expanded tech programming areas.

BCIT delivers more than 300 programs and courses to its students each year, 13.21 percent of whom are international from 120 countries, through six schools: Business & Media; Computing & Academic Studies; Construction and the Environment; Energy; Health Sciences; and Transportation.

Their graduate employment rates are impressive: 96 percent for degree graduates and 90 percent for diploma and certificate graduates. BCIT offers 799 on-campus housing units and opportunities for homestays as well.

Established in 1959, Saskatchewan Polytechnic is the province’s primary public institution for post-secondary technical education and skills training, recognized nationally and internationally for its expertise and innovation. They operate four campuses: Moose Jaw, Prince Albert, Regina, and Saskatoon. The school’s vision is to lead the rise of polytechnic education, and they certainly embody their purpose to empower a better Saskatchewan – one in 19 jobs in the province are supported by activities of Sask Polytech, its students, and alumni.

Their student population is 16.17 percent international students, representing 80 different countries, and their average graduate employment rate is an impressive 96 percent.

There is limited student housing at Saskatchewan Polytechnic’s Prince Albert campus, but the school has affiliated housing partnerships with the University of Regina, the University of Saskatchewan, and other small residence; they offer resources for students to source a variety of other living arrangements as well.

Founded in 1938, Red River College Polytechnic (RRC Polytech), Manitoba’s largest institute of applied learning and research, offers full- and part-time degree, diploma, and certificate programs. The institution emphasizes hands-on and online learning opportunities, preparing students to meet evolving industry demands and contribute to the province’s economic growth. In 2021, RRC Polytech rebranded from Red River College to reflect its evolution into a polytechnic institution, blending deep, knowledge-based learning with applied, hands-on experience.

RRC Polytech has eight campuses across Manitoba (three in Winnipeg alone), including several located in rural communities. In 2022-23, international students representing 100 different countries made up 18.64 percent of the student population. The job placement rate in 2020 (the most recent data available) was 93 percent.

Established in 1965, Vancouver Community College (VCC) is the oldest community college in the British Columbia. VCC offers a diverse range of programs, including certificates, diplomas, apprenticeships, and bachelor’s degrees, designed to provide students with practical skills and hands-on experience.

Located in the heart of the city, VCC offers academic, cultural, and social environments that inspire relevant real-world training. Their on-campus facilities, including gourmet restaurants, an auto shop, and salon and spa, allow students to hone their skills and training while providing high-quality lower-cost services to the Downtown and East Vancouver communities. The school has an 86 percent employment rate, according to BC Student Outcomes.

VCC operates two campuses: Broadway and Downtown, both located in downtown Vancouver.

Approximately one third (30.69 percent) of its student population was comprised of international students in 2022/2023, from 40 different countries. They do not currently offer on-campus housing, but are in the process of developing campus housing that will accommodate 3,300 residents on the Broadway campus.

The Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT), located in Edmonton, Alberta, is one of Canada’s leading polytechnic institutions, renowned for its hands-on, technology-based education and applied research. NAIT offers a wide array of programs designed to meet the evolving needs of industry and prepare students for employment in the global economy. They have four campuses (three in Edmonton and one in Spruce Grove), serving a student population that is 16.8 percent international, from 84 different countries. 
 
 NAIT’s graduation employment rate is an impressive 93 percent within 9 months of graduating from full-time programs. The school also has a 98 percent employer satisfaction rate and 96 percent of graduates would recommend NAIT. While NAIT does not offer on-campus housing, they have partnered with Homestay Canada to partner international students with Canadian families, and they have many other housing resources as well.

Located on Canada’s West Coast in British Columbia’s largest city, Vancouver, Langara College opened in 1965 as part of Vancouver Community College. In 1970, it opened its West 49th Avenue campus, and on April 1, 1994, it became an independent public college under the Provincial College and Institute Act. The Musqueam First Nation has given Langara the name “snəw̓eyəɬ leləm̓,” meaning “house of teachings.”

Today, Langara offers over 130 regular and continuing studies programs, serving a student population that is 41.2 percent international students, representing 95 countries. The school has a 71 percent graduate employment rate, according to BC Student Outcomes.

While they do not offer on-campus housing, Langara’s Homestay Program is recognized as one of the best in Canada.

NorQuest College operates its main campus in the heart of Edmonton, with an additional location in Wetaskiwin. The college offers both full-time and part-time options, making it a flexible choice for busy learners. Since its inception in 1965, NorQuest has valued inclusivity and diversity, with students from 103 countries now attending the college, making up nearly 24 percent of the student population. The school has a 91 percent graduate employment rate.

NorQuest goes beyond traditional academics by fostering innovation through initiatives like its Innovation Studio, which explores new ways to enhance learning and improve student experiences. It also has strong ties to Edmonton’s industry, business, and public sector leaders, who help shape NorQuest’s diploma and certificate programs in health, community studies, business, technology, hospitality, and more.

The school features some of Canada’s largest health-care aide and practical nursing programs. Students gain valuable hands-on experience at the Olson Centre for Health Simulation, where they practice treatment in simulated clinical environments.

They do not have on-campus housing but offer resources to help students find accommodations nearby.

Established in 1967 as part of Ontario’s initiative to create colleges of applied arts and technology, St. Lawrence College (SLC) has grown into a prominent institution. The college was founded to address the increasing need for technical education and to train individuals for employment in their respective communities. It is renowned for its commitment to student success, innovation, and community engagement.

SLC’s three campuses – Kingston, Brockville, and Cornwall – serve a vibrant student population, including international students from over 40 countries. Each campus provides state-of-the-art facilities, supportive learning environments, and access to various student services, fostering a sense of community and belonging.

SLC offers a diverse range of programs designed to equip students with practical skills and knowledge for today’s competitive job market, including PGWP aligned programs. SLC provides a supportive environment for international students, who make up just over half (55.3 percent) of the student population, offering services such as academic advising, career counseling, and wellness support. The college also provides merit-based scholarships to help alleviate financial pressures. For instance, the Academic Excellence Entrance Scholarship offers up to CAD$1,000 applied to the recipient’s student account, redeemable towards the second semester’s tuition fees.

SLC offers a variety of housing options to accommodate students, including on-campus residences at all three locations. For students seeking off-campus accommodations, SLC has partnered with platforms like Places4Students, which connects students with landlords offering rentals in the community. This service allows students to search for housing options that suit their preferences and budgets.

International students may consider homestay arrangements through partnerships with organizations such as the Canada Homestay Network and SpacesShared. These programs match students with local host families, providing a culturally immersive experience and additional support during their studies.

Holding the highest graduate employment rate in Eastern Ontario, 93.2 percent of St. Lawrence graduates find employment within six months.

Established in 1967, Cambrian College is the largest college in northeastern Ontario, serving a student population that was nearly 62 percent international as of 2022-23, from approximately 70 countries. The main campus is located in Sudbury, northeastern Ontario’s largest city, with a population of more than 160,000 people. Sudbury serves as the education, healthcare, government services, and retail hub of northern Ontario, and is a world-leading community in mining and mining-related industries. Cambrian has campuses in Little Current and Espanlola as well.

Cambrian offers more than 80 full-time programs leading to certificates, diplomas, and advanced diplomas across various fields, including health sciences, engineering technology, business, and community services. Cambrian has a 81.6 percent student satisfaction rate, and an 89.1 percent graduate employment rate.

The college offers comprehensive support to international students through their International Student Support Services team. Cambrian also offers an on-campus housing information session to explain the application process for residences, which house a total of 677 students each year. To facilitate a smooth transition, Cambrian requires international students to download the iCent app, which provides up-to-date information, a document upload centre, and checklists for pre-arrival and post-arrival tasks.

Nestled in the heart of British Columbia’s stunning Okanagan Valley, Okanagan College has been shaping futures since 1963. Known for its hands-on learning and strong community ties, the college welcomes students from all walks of life, offering pathways to success through innovative programs and practical training. 
 
With campuses in Kelowna, Penticton, Vernon, and Salmon Arm, Okanagan College offers students the chance to study in some of Canada’s most picturesque settings. Each campus provides a unique environment, from Kelowna’s bustling urban energy to Salmon Arm’s lakeside charm. The college serves a student population that is 19 percent international, who bring a vibrant global perspective to campus life from 63 countries around the world. The school has a 92 percent graduate employment rate, according to BC Student Outcomes. 
 
There are a number of different options available for housing while attending Okanagan College; the college has been actively building new residences, including two new buildings on the Kelowna and Vernon campuses opened in September, 2024, and one in Salmon Arm schedule to open in January, 2025. Students under 18 years old must stay with one of OC’s approved host families until at least their 18th birthday. For those 18 years of age or over, there are student housing, private rentals, or homestay options.

Established in 1967, Canadore College is in North Bay, Ontario, with additional campuses in Parry Sound and West Nipissing. Though a smaller institution, Canadore’s student population is 66.56 percent international, from more than 15 different countries. 

The college offers over 65 full-time programs, including diplomas, advanced diplomas, and graduate certificates across diverse fields such as aviation technology, health sciences, business, media and design, culinary arts, and trades and technology. Canadore is recognized for its commitment to student success, providing small class sizes, personalized instruction, and exceptional hands-on learning experiences. 

Canadore offers apartment-style residences on campus, providing convenient housing options for up to 675 students. The college’s International Office supports students from pre-arrival through to graduation, offering services such as orientation sessions, immigration advising, health insurance guidance, and cultural integration programs. 

Loyalist College originally operated out of a local high school and moved to its present 200-acre campus in Belleville in 1968. Known for being one of Canada’s Top 50 Research Colleges, Loyalist has a large, welcoming community of international students that makes up three-quarters (76.59 percent) of its total student population, as of 2022-23. They have satellite campuses in Bancroft, Port Hope, and Tyendinaga as well. (Its Toronto campus closed following the changes to international student permits and policy.)

Graduates report a job placement rate of 89.3 percent within six months of completing their program, and an 80.5 percent satisfaction rate with their experience at Loyalist. The college’s 100 percent employer satisfaction rate speaks volumes about Loyalist’s quality of education.

Loyalist offers residences at their Bellevile (606 beds) and Port Hope (20 students) campuses, and in Cobourg for students attending the Port Hope campus.

From a modest beginning in a Barrie shopping plaza in 1967, Georgian has evolved into one of the leading colleges in Canada. Georgian is known for attracting dynamic industry and community leaders, building rich partnerships, and providing industry with highly skilled graduates to sustain and grow their operations. Close working relationships assure Georgian receives the valued input of leaders in the community and students benefit from relevant and engaging curriculum.  
 
The college is renowned for its hands-on education, extensive co-op programs (they partner with over 6,200 employers to offer student work experiences) and small class sizes. International students make up nearly half of Georgian College (47.28 percent) from 86 countries. 
 
Its main campus is in Barrie, with other locations in Midland, Bracebridge, Orangeville, Orillia, Owen Sound, and Collingwood. Georgian College offers on-campus housing with 777 units available for students, and in October 2023, it announced a collaboration with EY Canada to develop a student housing strategy, focusing on student housing in Barrie. 
 
Georgian’s graduate employment rate, at 90.3 percent, continues to be above the provincial average, which they’ve exceeded for 25 years.  

Established in 1966, St. Clair College’s main campus is in Windsor, Ontario, with additional campuses in Chatham and Wallaceburg. The college is known for its strong emphasis on experiential learning, with many programs incorporating co-ops, internships, and practical training opportunities. 

St. Clair College has seen significant growth in recent years. It’s student population in 2022-23 was 45.57 percent international, comprised of students from 80 countries. The college provides a range of services to international students through its International Education Office, including pre-arrival guidance, academic advising, cultural support, and assistance with immigration and housing. 

Eighty-eight point four percent of St. Clair graduates find work in their field within six months of graduation, and 78.1 per cent of students are satisfied with their St. Clair academic experience.

Established in 1967, Fanshawe is one of the largest colleges in Canada, with campuses in London, Simcoe, St. Thomas, and Woodstock, with additional locations across Southwestern Ontario. They have a student population that is 34.28 percent international students, from 100 different countries.

More than 40 Fanshawe programs specialize in skilled trades and apprenticeships, and the college offers more than 60 co-op programs, which means you can earn while you learn and start working in Canada.

Fanshawe also maintains relationships with over 15,000 employer partners to connect students to job opportunities. In terms of employability, 89.7 percent of Fanshawe students find work within six months of graduation, and 93.8 percent of employers are satisfied with their candidates.

Its on-campus student housing options include 1,200 traditional apartment-style residence rooms and almost 400 townhouse rooms at their London campus, as well as a variety of off-campus housing options.

Located in the heart of the Niagara Region, Niagara College features two modern campuses, both just a 30-minute drive to the Canada-US border. (Its Toronto campus is not accepting new applications currently.)

Niagara College delivers more than 130 innovative programs between their state-of-the-art campuses in Welland and Niagara-on-the-Lake. Niagara College’s student population is nearly 60 percent international, with students from over 110 countries.

The college prioritizes hands-on applied learning opportunities at unique on-campus facilities and smaller class sizes; students benefit from world-class applied research opportunities. Students can also learn hands-on in campus enterprises including a brewery, restaurant, dental clinic, distillery, greenhouse, hair salon, massage therapy clinic, spa, and winery, which are all open to the public.

Niagara College has an 89.4 percent graduate employment rate, and a 90 percent employer satisfaction rate. International students have residence accommodations steps away from their main campus buildings at both the Welland Campus and Daniel J. Patterson Campus in Niagara-on-the-Lake, with ambitious plans as of 2023 to triple its accommodations by 2027. Niagara College also provides resources for those interested in homestay or Landing Pad living arrangements.

Algonquin College of Applied Arts and Technology was established in 1967 and derives its name from the First Nations people of the region. The college was formed through the merger of the Eastern Ontario Institute of Technology and the Ontario Vocational Centre. Over its history, Algonquin College has grown significantly, becoming a leader in post-secondary education.

The college has invested in modern facilities across its campuses. The Perth and Pembroke campuses boast entirely new buildings, while the Ottawa Campus is home to the innovative DARE District and Library, providing state-of-the-art spaces for students to learn, collaborate, and thrive. (Note: On January 9, 2025, the college announced it intends to close the Perth campus in August 2026 due to significant fiscal challenges.)

International students make up 17.25 percent of Algonquin’s student population, based on 2022-23 data, coming from 100 different countries. Algonquin College offers a diverse range of programs tailored for international students, encompassing various fields of study and credentials, many of which are PGWP eligible.

Algonquin College’s commitment to equipping students with the skills and knowledge necessary for success in the workforce is clear: they have a 91.7 percent employer satisfaction rate, and 86.3 percent of Algonquin’s graduates secure employment within six months of graduation, surpassing the provincial average.

Their Ottawa Campus Residence Complex provides housing for 1,050 students, and the college’s International Education Centre offers free arrival services for new students, including assistance in finding off-campus accommodation.

Mohawk College of Applied Arts and Technology, located in Hamilton, Ontario, was established in 1966. The school is named for the area’s Indigenous peoples, notably honoring Joseph Brant, an esteemed Mohawk Chief and founder of Brantford. Mohawk is recognized as one of Canada’s top research colleges; it’s among the leading institutions for industry research income and intensity, with $5 million in industry research income and 353 paid student researchers, collaborating with 224 partners on 69 projects. (Note: On December 6, Mohawk College announced the suspension of 17 programs, including a number of business programs previously popular among international students.)
 
Fennell Campus is the main campus for Mohawk College in Hamilton. The new Centre for Aviation Technology at Hamilton International Airport (YHM) is home to classrooms, labs and hangar space for Mohawk’s Aviation Technician programs, while the Stoney Creek Campus for Skilled Trades is the home of the Marshall School of Skilled Trades & Apprenticeship. And in the heart of Mississauga, Mohawk College offers international students the opportunity to earn a Mohawk College credential at the Mississauga Campus in partnership with triOS College. They also utilize the Institute for Applied Health Sciences at McMaster facilities that include the human anatomy and simulation labs, as well as computer and digital labs. 
 
Mohawk’s student population is 22.21 percent international students, from 99 different countries. Their graduate employment rate of 86.3 percent, with an employer satisfaction rate of 100 percent that is a testament to the value of learning at Mohawk. They have on-campus residence facilities at their Fennell Campus, which provides furnished suites, utilities, and internet access.

Founded in 1967, Sheridan is one of Ontario’s leading postsecondary institutions, attracting students from across Canada and around the world, and is widely recognized as one of the top animation schools in the world. The college has produced multiple Academy Award-winning animators who have found careers at animation studios such as Pixar and Dreamworks.  
 
Sheridan’s student population is 28.97 percent international, with students from more than 110 countries. They have a graduate employment rate of over 82 percent, and an employer satisfaction rate of 94 percent.  
 
Both the Davis Campus (Brampton) and the Trafalgar Campus (Oakville) have residence buildings, each offering living and study spaces for students.

Lambton College, established in 1966 in Sarnia, Ontario, has grown significantly from its initial cohort of 54 students to become a prominent institution known for its practical, career-focused education.

In partnership with Queen’s College since 2017, Lambton offers programs to international students at a campus featuring 33,000 square feet of facilities in Mississauga. Since 2011, Lambton has collaborated with Cestar College to deliver programs primarily to international students in Toronto, as well. Lambton’s Centre for Graduate Studies, situated within Saint Paul University in Ottawa, offers postgraduate programs exclusively to international students.

They have a relatively small student population, but it’s significantly international: 83.6 percent, the highest of any school on this list, based on 2022-23 data. Students come from 32 countries around the world. Lambton has a job placement rate of 79.7 percent after six months of graduation and a graduate satisfaction rate of 73.6 percent. They have limited on-campus housing in residence in Sarnia, accommodating 280 students, with plans as of 2023 to build a new residence for the 2027-28 academic year.