Frequently Asked Questions
How does my son or daughter apply to St. Peter's College?
Many students and parents are intimidated at the process of applying to university. St. Peter's College Student Services can help make the admission and class registration process easy. Students Services are available to take you and your son or daughter on a tour of the College, answer questions and provide academic advising and course registration help.
Please book an appointment with St. Peter's College Student Services. Our friendly staff will help your son or daughter apply to the University of Saskatchewan and St. Peter's College. Should they choose to apply without help from Student Services, please see admission procedures.
St. Peter's College is welcoming to students of all religions and faiths and adheres to the same admission standards as the University of Saskatchewan.
How do I or my son/daughter pay for tuition?
Tuition is payable to St. Peter's College. Please see tuition payment. Remember that your son or daughter should apply for the many scholarships that are available or they should look into obtaining a student loan.
Where do they purchase their books?
St. Peter's College brings the books required for each of the classes into the College Store - C2 Coffee and Clothing. Students can begin purchasing their books at Orientation Day which is the day prior to classes beginning in September.
Where could my son or daughter live while being enrolled at St. Peter's College?
Students have several choices for living arrangements. The College has a student residence. There are also many apartments, rooms and suites available for rent in the area. See the latest listings on the housing registry. Some students, who live in the area, live at home and drive to classes.
How much information can St. Peter's College give me about my son or daughter?
We respect that parents are interested in how their son or daughters are doing in university. Due to the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act and the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents act, St. Peter's College cannot give out any information about your son or daughter, even if you are paying their tuition or residence fees.
How can I encourage my son or daughter to be successful in their studies?
The switch from high school to university classes can be stressful for some students. There is usually considerably more reading and longer assignments that are required. Encourage them to attend the sessions at the Academic Centre of Excellence where they can develop skills to help them be successful in their academics. Also encourage your son or daughter to ask for help from their instructor before they get overwhelmed. All of the staff and faculty at St. Peter's College are committed to the success of our students.
