Saskatchewan Polytechnic

The Saskatchewan Polytechnic Acceptance Rate is 96%, So for every 100 applicants,96 students get admitted. This means that it is a relatively less competitive University. Candidates must fulfill the specific course requirements to secure admission to Saskatchewan Polytechnic College . While the acceptance rate is higher, it is suggested that the student applies early for higher chances of getting selected. The high acceptance rate can also be attributed to the fact the university generally waives off SAT and GRE requirements, if students have a good previous academic performance, and work experience, among others. It’s also important to note the University's other admission requirements.

There are a total of four campuses in Saskatchewan Polytechnic. The first is located in Saskatoon. It was formerly known as SIAST Kelsey Campus after a famous fur-trader and explorer Henry Kelsey. The campus covers about 13 acres. The Saskatoon Campus has been there since 1941. It has the Joseph A. Remai School of Construction, School of Business, School of Health Sciences, School of Nursing and School of Transportation.The second campus is at Moose Jaw and was initially known as SIAST Palliser Campus. Moose Jaw is a city with historic underground and downtown tunnels. This campus has the School of Business, School of Hospitality and Tourism, School of Mining, Energy and Manufacturing, School of Natural Resources and Built Environment and School of Transportation.The third campus is situated in Regina. This campus was formerly called SIAST Wascana Campus. Regina, the capital of Saskatchewan, is often called the Queen City. Some courses offered at the Regina Campus are Bachelor of Construction Management, Plumbing and Pipefitting, Certificate of Achievement in Leadership and Coaching Development, Diploma in Advanced Care Paramedic, Advanced Diploma in Dental Hygiene, Certificate in Aboriginal Policing Preparation, Certificate in Welding and Collaborative Nurse Practitioner Programme.The fourth campus is at Prince Albert. It was originally called the SIAST Woodland Campus. Prince Albert has two buildings - one for the technical courses and another for the academic courses. Programmes offered at Prince Albert are Advanced Certificate for Adult Teaching and Learning, Certificate for Carpentry, Applied Certificate for Career Essentials, Applied Certificate for Food and Beverage Service and Certificate for Industrial Mechanics.