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Earn your OSSD at our Woodbridge campus or from anywhere in the world. Full-time, part-time, night school, and summer programs to fit your schedule.
Vaughan College prepared me academically and instilled in me a strong work ethic and a love for learning.
Jacqueline Amato — Graduate
Ontario Ministry of Education Inspected
Earn your OSSD at our Woodbridge campus or from anywhere in the world. Full-time, part-time, night school, and summer programs to fit your schedule.
Vaughan College prepared me academically and instilled in me a strong work ethic and a love for learning.
Jacqueline Amato — Graduate
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Programs & Schedules
Full-time or one course at a time, in person or online. Every credit counts toward the same Ontario diploma.
The complete Ontario diploma for Grades 8 to 12, in classes of about ten.
$14,000 a year
One credit at a time, while your child stays enrolled at their own school.
From $1,400 per course
Credits after the school day, for catching up or upgrading a mark.
From $1,400 per course
A full credit in four weeks, to upgrade a mark or get ahead.
From $1,400 per course
Buy a single credit and study in our online classroom from anywhere.
$580 per course
Full-time study in Ontario, with homestay and a Canadian custodian arranged.
C$17,000 a year
Why Vaughan College
t Vaughan College, we keep our attention on the individual student. The schedule, the conversations, and the report cards all begin with one young person: what they’re working on, where they want to go, and what they need from us to get there.
We adapt the path to fit each student without ever lowering the standard.
More on our approach in why families choose Vaughan College →
Schedules, conversations, and report cards are built around each student.
A 10:1 average class size means daily contact and teachers who know each student well.
Full-time, part-time, night, summer, and online programs hold the same standard, scheduled around your life.
100% of our university applicants are admitted, to schools like U of T, McGill, Western, Queen’s, and Waterloo.
Outcomes
Year after year, Vaughan students leave with offers from top Canadian and international universities, in the programs they applied for, with scholarships behind them.
Vaughan Online
Vaughan College’s online program lets students earn full Ontario Secondary School Diploma credits, taught by our Ontario-certified teachers and reported on the same transcript as our in-person students, wherever they happen to be.
Mix online credits with in-person learning at our Woodbridge campus, fast-track to free up a semester, or earn the entire diploma online from another country. It’s the same school and the same transcript, no matter which route a student takes through it.
In-class learning, from anywhere
Some of our online courses run alongside a live class in our Vaughan classroom, and which ones changes each semester. When a course offers it, you’ll see a Live now tag on the course or a Hybrid toggle on its page. Turn it on and you can join the real in-person lesson through Google Classroom instead of a separate online-only section, with the same teacher as it happens. Add it when you enrol or anytime after; in-person students can join the same way on the days they study from home.
Our Faculty
A class of ten students changes how teaching works. Teachers can see when a student is lost long before the student says so. They know what each kid is reading, where their head was last week, what subject they’re nervous about. That kind of attention is what good teaching looks like.
Our faculty are Ontario-certified subject teachers, chosen for their depth in their field and their patience with students. Many have been at Vaughan for over a decade. They mark every paper, answer every email, and stay after the bell when a student needs another hour.
Read about the teachers behind Vaughan College →
From Campus
June 3, 2026
A handful of dates anchor the Ontario university application process. Here are the deadlines that matter for students applying in the 2026–2027 cycle, starting with the January 15, 2027 OUAC deadline.
May 19, 2026
Vaughan College student Zainabe Zahra Hirji has won first prize in the 2026 Stephen Leacock Student Humorous Short Story Competition for her story “Fries are not ‘French.’”
October 23, 2025
Vaughan College student Darshveer Singh Mangat played a pivotal role in helping Toronto High Park FC's U18 Boys take the 2025 OPDL Trillium League Championship.
Our classrooms are quiet, focused places. We’d rather show you what a small school feels like in person, then talk about what your child needs.
