Questions families ask most.

You can apply to Vaughan College at any time of the year. We operate on a rolling admissions basis, so applications are reviewed as they arrive.

There are four steps: submit an inquiry, complete the application, receive a confirmation of acceptance, and pay the registration fee. You can begin the process by email, by phone, or via the chat widget on this site.

Vaughan College operates on a semester system. Fall runs September through January, Winter runs February through June, and summer sessions run July through August.

The teacher-to-student ratio is typically 1:10. We keep classes small on purpose, because it is central to how we teach.

Yes. Vaughan College's Ministry BSID# is 666098 and we are listed on the Ministry's official private-school contact directory. We are accredited as a private high school approved by Ontario's Ministry of Education to grant credits toward the OSSD, and we follow the Ontario curriculum. The diploma is recognized internationally.

Yes. Upon completion of any credit course, Vaughan College issues a report card and sends a copy directly to the student's regular school for inclusion on their transcript.

Our live online classrooms allow students to study from anywhere in the world. With reliable internet and a computer, students globally can earn recognized Ontario credits remotely without entering Canada.

Vaughan College offers affordable tuition, with additional charges for uniforms, textbooks, laptops, and course materials. Detailed fees and a tuition calculator are available on the Tuition page.

Yes. We offer a 10% discount on tuition for the second and third siblings enrolled at Vaughan College.

Beyond full-time enrollment, we offer Night School, Summer School, individual credit courses, and tutoring services for students from Grade 7 through university level. Part-time enrollment is available for credit-seeking students from other schools.

Yes. We administer the Grade 10 provincial examinations on site and prepare students for AP, IB, IGCSE, and ASCI programs. Tutoring is available for current and external students.

Yes. Beyond the credit programs, students can join the school's after-hours Music Club, which meets weekly during the academic year for students who play, sing, or want to learn an instrument alongside classmates. Our guidance team also coordinates university campus visits and informal study groups throughout the year.

Our guidance team assists with course selection aligned to post-secondary goals, maintains close communication between parents and students throughout the application year, and facilitates campus visits from university representatives.

Marks are uploaded to OUAC and OCAS for Ontario applications and submitted directly to international institutions through their required channels. The school handles the submission process on the student's behalf.

Our graduates have gone on to the University of Toronto, Western University, McMaster, Queen's University, Wilfrid Laurier, and the University of Waterloo, alongside international institutions and Ontario colleges including Seneca, Humber, and Centennial.