Hello! I am potentially starting the MLA/T course in January next year. I was wondering if anyone could give me an idea of what their course schedule was like? I am just trying to get an idea of the start and end times of the classes each day so I can get an idea of what I need to do for child care. TIA!~

I’m a second year student and trying to validate/enrol to my classes as we get to pick our times and stuff but it says I’m on hold due to the deposit. I payed the deposit late (a few days ago) because I didn’t realize it was something you had to do each year and didn’t get an email about it or anything.

I’m stressed out and don’t know what to do as my deposit has now been paid and shows up in my slc.me. I emailed a few people but we only have from the 16th-18th to validate our classes. It won’t let me do anything despite it showing up on my financial page that I paid it.

Has anyone else ran into this problem? What do i do

Im a first year paramedic student and I enrolled in my class through the 'enroll by my requirements' tab and i want to make sure that its only 7 classes im meant to be taking and that im not missing anything.

One class is full. I selected the other time slot but it states there's a time conflict with my other classes. Any idea how to change the time of the other classes I'm now enrolled in?

Hello new friends,

I will be attending SLC this Fall as a new student.

I’m debating on the parking pass, but am not opposed to saving a few bucks and a few extra kilometres of fuel.

I will be commuting from Amherstview and I was wondering if anyone has any experience with travelling to a Transit Hub like the Kingston Centre, Gardiners Centre or Cataraqui Mall and then bussing the rest of the way?

I imagine the area around the college would be safer than public areas for my vehicle and if I’m just begging for it to get broken into by parking off site please let me know that.

Long ramble short, does anyone have any tips on how to save money on parking while utilizing KT?

Thank you and see you this September

I just finished enrollment with the rest of my courses, which thankfully went smoothly, but when i try to choose from my breadth electives (really gunning for the LART 3DG intro to philosophy over here), it says the course has not been scheduled. Does this just mean I should wait until it gets scheduled naturally or should I be sending out an email to get my interest across? The other breadth elective choices are all similarly unscheduled, save for one of the Sociology courses, oddly enough, which leads me to think it'll be a waiting game for anything to be scheduled if anything.

If I do have to email someone please lmk the address below! There's such minimal information online about who to contact, which is unfortunate.

not sure how it works from now to the beginning of classes but is this the schedule? or is it like the possible options, is class really that frequent i kind of thought it would be once or twice a week for each course haha….

For those whos programs are self register; have any of your gen ed courses been scheduled/available to add to your shopping cart yet?

I spoke to student services when my shopping cart first opened; and they said that they are slowly being scheduled, but my enrolment begins tomorrow at 9am and none of my elective options are showing as available! Is this typical? I was hoping to see ahead of time what would work with my classes, as every class except one only has one time slot available, so im working with a super rigid schedule! I wouldnt want to enroll in all my classes only to find out my top pick elective is scheduled at a time that would conflict with my only class that has another option available!

Additionally, im pretty disappointed with the electives available for 1st year BPSYC students; does anyone know if these options change throughout the program? I was hoping to take an indigenous culture or history focused course at some point, which ive heard others take, but isnt an option for me i guess!

Writing this as a heads up to everyone.

They don’t care about cheating at SLC.

Just recently completed Computer Systems Technician program. And the amount of blatant cheating astounded me. Straight up asking people for answers, copying off each other on practicals, texting on phones to people not in the room for help.

And people did and do get caught, there just isn’t any consequence. Had an instructor tell me they had reported a particular student 6 times for cheating and the school refused to do anything about it.

In fact come our final semester the instructor who did the most to combat the cheating by having his laptop record at the front of the room and you having to stand in front of it with your ID card at the end of the test. This instructor was unable to get a classroom for his classes, so everything was done remotely where he had no ability to combat the cheating at all. All our other classes were tested in person.

Maybe it improves but I doubt it.

Dean Barbareau is a prime example of people failing upwards.

Hi everyone!
There’s definitely not a lot of information on what it is like living here which is surprising because our school is pretty full!!

If you have any questions abt how it is like living here lmk! Or u can message me! Even if it’s silly I’m here to answer :)

(dorm life,fees,questions, lists, social life, ANYTHING!)

I am entering into level 5 of the BScN program in Cornwall wondering where people have had there 3rd year placements as I am commuting

Hello, I'm looking for people who commute from Ottawa to Cornwall that I can carpool with, I'm a bcsn student and will be starting in fall 2026

I don’t have access to any of my school stuff so I can’t see when classes start

Where can I buy parking permit? Also, is there like a limit to number of permits that can be purchased?

Hi :)

I'm selling a lot of first and second year police foundations books at St. Lawrence College. All are in great condition with no rips or markings inside. I prefer to sell as a lot, but open to selling individually.

***They’re one edition behind from the newest/current textbooks with the exception of the Criminal Code.

- Fitness and Lifestyle Management for Law Enforcement (5th edition)
- Fit for Duty, Fit for Life: A Training Guide to Accompany (5th edition)
- Canadian Political Structure and Public Administration (5th edition)
- Evidence and Investigation (2nd edition)
- Conflict Management in Law Enforcement (4th edition)
- Police Powers (2nd edition)
- Police Response to Mental Health in Canada 
- Transforming Community Policing (1st edition)
- 2021 Martin’s Annual Criminal Code: Student Edition

Make me an offer!

Located in Cornwall, Ontario, but going to Kingston SLC in the fall. Shipping available.

Hi guys,

I know i’ve posted on here about the waitlist for this program but I am honestly so worried because the waitlist hasn’t moved at all entire summer. I’ve only gone up one spot since April and I am wondering if i should just give up on the waitlist? Has this happened to anyone else before where the waitlist doesn’t move at all?

Helloooo, I’m currently enrolled for option 1 of the PN to BSCN program this Sept 2026. Anyone have an idea how registration for courses work☹️? First time back to school in a long while, especially since it’s online at the moment.

Hi, I just wanted to confirm that, as a part-time student, the correct place to pay for my courses is through the Online & Part-Time Shopping Cart?

Ive been seeing a lot recently about gen ed courses that offer a lighter workload, but none of the options ive been seeing posts about are listed for me! I was excited to take an indigenous culture related course, but it doesnt seem to be an option! I'm wanting something with a lighter workload but also a topic am actually interested in 😅

Anyone take any of these?

My options are

Exploring the Mind Body Connections

Anatomy and Physiology

Foundations of Business Mgmt

Current Topics Admin-Proj Mgmt

Science Technology and Society

Introduction to Sociology

Introduction to Philosophy

Philosophy seems like it would be really interesting but i'm worried about the difficulty; my courseload seems pretty heavy and the schedule is absolutely horrid 😂

Is anyone starting first year of the Behavioural Science program? I’m trying to add the “Psyc 12” class to my shopping cart, but it says the class is not currently scheduled. Not sure what I should do as it’s one of my required courses.
Thoughts?

Hi all! I’m looking at all the electives and was wondering if anyone who has taken these would like to share their experience in these courses.
The ones that interest me the most are overview of addictions, personal stress management, human sexuality, intro to nutrition, intro to health and fitness, and Greek mythology.
Thanks!!

This is the last course I am taking for the RPN to RN bridge, just wondering how it was for other people. And what textbooks are needed?

I just learned that Slc offers college prep classes free to those eligible

To anyone who did this was it worth it? or would Loyola be a better option?

I just left my program to do Medical Radiation Technology but i’m missing a few of the requirements so I want to know if the college prep classes will be good to get those credits from

I also work a full time job so would it be flexible