Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology

According to student reviews over an unofficial source Life in Seneca College is:Seneca College has a distinct Student Life Calendar set up for students to complete their monthly or weekly activities at College.Students can also receive services and support from the college in the form of counselling, advising, medical services, career services, and so on.Students at Seneca College have access to a number of programmes as well as library services, among other things.Along with these, Seneca College has its own Student Federation, known as the Seneca Student Federation (SSF), which offers over 100 clubs and societies for students to join and engage in.Students can join groups according on their interests, such as Indian Dance Club, Fire Protection Club, Flourishing Enterprise, MSA Club, and so on.In partnership with these clubs, the Seneca Student Federation hosts a variety of events and festivals including as movie evenings, cooking classes, and skill development workshops.Aside from these, the college has a separate exercise centre, well-known food establishments, and Health and Well-being services.

Seneca College is well-known for its applied arts and technology programs, but psychological studies require careful attention. While the college offers psychological programs, it may not be as well-known as traditional universities in this discipline. Investigate the reputation of the specific psychology program, looking for faculty qualifications, programme accreditation, and any specialised resources to determine its compatibility for your academic goals. If you intend to continue your study, look into transfer options and seek insights from student reviews to understand the benefits and potential pitfalls of the psychological offerings. Investigate the career services accessible to psychology students, such as internships and assistance with the transfer to the job. Because information can change, contacting the college directly for the most up-to-date information is recommended.

This programme is delivered in Seneca's hybrid style, with some courses delivered in Seneca's flexible format. Some coursework is conducted online, while others must be completed in person. Students must come to campus to complete their in-person learning needs. You will get in-depth technical knowledge of financial accounting, cost and managerial accounting, taxation, financial management, auditing, and technology applications during this three-year advanced Diploma programme.Graduates will be able to analyze and evaluate, within a Canadian context, the impact of economic variables, legislation, ethics, technological advances and the environment on an organization's operations.When you complete this programme, you will be able to pursue the following career pathsAccountantTaxation audit analystInternal audit technicianManagerial accountant

Yes it offers both on-campus as well as off-campus housing depending on your needs and interest you can choose either of them.On- campus Living on campus allows you to get the entire college experience and can help you adjust to life in Canada. The apartment-style living buildings on Seneca's King and Newnham campuses are easily accessible and well-equipped. Social activities that are organised will also help you meet your classmates and form friendships.Living on campus eliminates the need to commute, giving you access to on-campus resources and freeing up your time to focus on your academics while also enjoying the student community in a safe and convenient setting.  Seneca Residence offers the following amenities:Building is watched around the clock.  Private bedroom with a common three-piece bathroom and a kitchenette with a fridge, microwave and prep areaSuites are spacious, and each private bedroom has a double bed, wardrobe, dresser, desk, chair, 32-inch smart TV and internet access.Costs for heat, electricity, and water are included.Choose to live near others who have comparable intellectual and social interests. A range of leadership and volunteer opportunities are available.A shared kitchen is available 24 hours a dayAccess to over 15 distinct lounges, including game rooms, study rooms, and a gym area.Off- campus Places4Students, Seneca's trusted partner, has current student housing offerings. This vast real-time database will assist you in locating vacancies around Seneca campuses. Photos, contact information, and property details are all included in the listings. Make sure your living conditions are defined in a formal lease.Homestay Canada Seneca's Homestay Network (CHN) manages homestay lodgings for overseas students. Students who participate in a CHN homestay live with an approved host family and become integrated members of the family and community. Homestays are available for at least one month.All accommodations feature, at the very least:a furnished room with a window.a bed with freshly laundered linens (sheets, pillow, and blankets)private storage (such as a chest of drawers or a closet) for your stuffuse of a shared bathroom with your own clean towelsa private study area, usually in your own room

The admission requirements differ depending on the level and programme.  The entrance requirements include program-specific prerequisite courses and credentials are listed below:Degree Programs When applying to a Seneca degree program, you must submit the following documents: high school transcripts for grades 10, 11, and 12 indicating all program-specific prerequisite courses.Transcripts must show six (6) senior-level courses equal to Ontario University preparatory credits with a 65% overall average.Diploma from a high school or secondary school (certificate of completion).Transcripts or certificates for any completed university/postsecondary college courses or programs taken inside or outside of Canada may be submitted.Academic records in languages other than English must be accompanied by an official/certified English translation.Seneca has the right to verify transcripts submitted at any time. Seneca maintains the right to request actual transcripts from the awarding university for courses and certificates acquired within Canada. Diploma Programs When applying to a Seneca two- or three-year Diploma program, you must submit the following documents:Transcripts from grades 10 through 12 indicating all program-specific prerequisite courses.Diploma from a high school or secondary school (certificate of completion).Transcripts or certificates for any completed university/postsecondary college courses or programs taken inside or outside of Canada may be submitted.Academic records in languages other than English must be accompanied by an official/certified English translation.Seneca has the right to verify transcripts submitted at any time. Seneca maintains the right to request actual transcripts from the awarding university for courses and certificates acquired within Canada. If this is required, applicants will be contacted.Graduate Certificate Programs when applying to a Seneca graduate certificate program.Complete university and college transcripts for all years of study are required.Degree, diploma, or certificate from a university or college.Some programs may require a credential assessment from a recognised agency, such as WES (World Education Services). If this is required, applicants will be notified by email.Academic records in languages other than English must be accompanied by an official/certified English translation.Seneca has the right to verify transcripts submitted at any time. Seneca maintains the right to request actual transcripts from the awarding university for courses and certificates acquired within Canada. If this is required, applicants will be notified by email.Certificate Programs When applying to a Seneca certificate programme, you must submit the following documents:Transcripts from grades 10 through 12 indicating all program-specific prerequisite courses.Diploma from a high school or secondary school (certificate of completion).Transcripts or certificates for any completed university/postsecondary college courses or programmes taken inside or outside of Canada may be submitted.Academic records in languages other than English must be accompanied by an official/certified English translation.Seneca has the right to verify transcripts submitted at any time. Seneca maintains the right to request actual transcripts from the awarding university for courses and certificates acquired within Canada. If this is required, applicants will be contacted.

 All Seneca applicants must be well-equipped to study in English. If you are arriving from a nation where English is not the primary language, you must present one of the following documents:Completion of at least two years of full-time study in a school and nation where English is the primary languageCompletion of at least one year of full-time postsecondary study in an institution and nation where English is the primary languageTest results from one of the international English language testing organisations listed below. Only tests taken within the last two years are valid. Please see the English language test score requirements listed below: * Also keep in mind that meeting the minimum standards does not guarantee admission.    Test Certificate ProgramsDiploma and Advanced Diploma ProgramsDegree ProgramsGraduate Certificate ProgramsDuolingo Min. score 105 to 110Min. score 105 to 110Min. 70 (Writing no less than 60)Min. 70 (Writing no less than 60)IELTS Academic Min. 6.0 with no skill below 5.5Min. 6.0 with no skill below 5.5Min. 6.5 with no skill below 6.0Min. 6.5 with no skill below 6.0PTE Academic Mini. score 58Mini. score 58Mini. score 58Mini. score 60TOEFL iBTMin. 80 with no skill below 20Min. 80 with no skill below 20Min. 84 with no skill below 21Min. 88 with no skill below 22