Yes, Evergreen State College saw a decline in enrollment during the late 2010s. However, as of the 2024-2025 school year, the college has experienced four consecutive years of enrollment growth.

Evergreen College has campuses in several locations across Ontario, including Brampton, Downtown Toronto, Markham, Mississauga, Oakville, and Scarborough. It also has a campus in Calgary, Alberta.

To apply, you need to submit a completed application form, a copy of your passport's front page, official academic documents, a resume, and a non-refundable application fee of CAD $500.

If selected, you will receive an Approval Statement, followed by a letter of acceptance. This letter can be used to apply for a student permit if required. You will also be scheduled for an enrollment meeting, where you must bring a copy of your photo ID, transcripts, and a diploma from your high school or postsecondary education.

After receiving your letter of acceptance, you can apply for a student permit at the nearest Canadian Embassy. You will need to submit your acceptance letter along with other required documents to complete the visa application process.

Evergreen College has various safety policies, including fire safety, accessibility training, and harassment and discrimination policies. Students also have access to emergency contacts and resources such as Sexual Assault/Domestic Violence Treatment Centres.

Students have access to important safety information, including fire safety guidelines, accessibility training, and harassment and discrimination policies. They can also find emergency contacts and resources for Sexual Assault/Domestic Violence Treatment Centres through the college.

Students are advised to walk in groups, stay in well-lit areas, avoid approaching strangers in vehicles, carry a whistle or noisemaker, have a cell phone, and consider carrying lawful self-defense equipment like pepper spray. Maintaining good physical condition and learning self-defense or martial arts is also recommended.

Evergreen College offers programs in Business, Hospitality, Health Care, Technology, and Social Work. Some examples include Business Administration in International Trading, Hospitality Management, Clinical Research Diploma, Cyber Security and Cloud Computing, and Community Service Worker. Additional courses include CPI Non-Violent Crisis Intervention Training, Corporate Training, and Academic Preparation.

Evergreen College offers diploma, certification, and post-graduate diploma courses. The courses range from 300 to 1,000 hours and combine in-class learning with field placements in accelerated programs.

Yes, Evergreen College accepts both Canadian and international students across its various diploma and certification programs. International students can apply with the required documents and use their letter of acceptance to apply for a student permit.

Yes, Evergreen College offers scholarships for students enrolling in diploma programs. One example is the Boost Your Career and Your Savings scholarship, which provides $300 for students starting certain diploma programs in November 2024, December 2024, or January 2025.

Students can apply for Evergreen College scholarships by checking eligibility requirements and submitting applications for available programs. For external scholarships, they need to follow the application process outlined by the respective organizations.

Yes, Evergreen College lists external scholarship opportunities, including: Citizens Bank Scholarship Sweepstakes: A chance to win a grand prize of $15,000 and monthly prizes of $2,500. Citizens Building the Workforce of the Future Scholarship: A quarterly prize of $2,500 for eligible students. Travel Scholarships: Financial support for students traveling abroad during winter, spring, and summer quarters.

Students can enjoy various entertainment activities, including visiting the Toronto Islands, attending music festivals (such as jazz and Caribbean festivals), going to concerts at local venues, and exploring art galleries throughout the city.

Yes, Evergreen College helps students gain in-demand skills in high-growth sectors and offers career support through an experienced team to assist with job placement and professional development.

Students can explore Toronto’s restaurants, join student groups and clubs, contribute to the student-run newspaper (The Cooper Point Journal), and attend student shows and exhibitions at the Evergreen Gallery.

No, Evergreen College does not offer on-campus housing. However, students can access various off-campus housing options through the college’s housing partner companies.

Off-campus housing options provide modern facilities such as dining, high-speed internet, cable TV, housekeeping services, and 24/7 security.

Students can choose between private rooms and shared apartments. These residences are located close to the academic buildings and main offices of the college, offering convenience and accessibility.

Yes, international students who graduate from Evergreen College in Canada may be eligible for a PGWP. However, graduating from a designated learning institution (DLI) does not automatically guarantee PGWP eligibility.

To qualify for a PGWP, applicants must have graduated from a designated learning institution (DLI) and meet the specific eligibility criteria set by the Canadian government.

Yes, PGWP eligibility requirements are changing on November 1, 2024: Students who submitted their study permit application before November 1, 2024 must meet new language proficiency requirements. Students who submit their study permit application on or after November 1, 2024 must meet new study program requirements.