Seneca International Academy

Admission requirements differ depending on the level and program. In addition to English competence, programs may demand credits equivalent to Ontario's mathematics, biology, and chemistry curriculum or a postsecondary degree or diploma equivalent to an Ontario university or college.

 
When applying to a Seneca degree program, the student must submit the following documents:

1. Transcripts from grades 10th, 11th, and 12th indicate all pre-requisite courses for the program.
2. Six (6) senior-level courses corresponding to Ontario university preparatory credits must be included on transcripts, with an aggregate average of 65 percent.
3. A high school diploma or a secondary school diploma (certificate of completion).
4. Any completed university/postsecondary college courses or programs have taken inside or outside Canada may have been submitted as transcripts or certificates.
5. Academic documents written in a language other than English must be translated into English by an official/certified translator.
6. Seneca College has the right to verify transcripts provided at any time. Seneca has the right to require that original transcripts be supplied directly to Seneca from the issuing institution for courses and certificates obtained within Canada.
 

Seneca College focuses on students' professional development by providing interview preparation, one-on-one resume reviews, on-site employer interviews, career events, and other services. Every year, over 16,000 organizations list 7,000 vacancies in the college's job bank.

Seneca College offers comprehensive programs that prepare students for careers. The college has maintained a placement rate of more than 70% in prior years. 

The following table shows the average incomes of Seneca graduates in several fields of study: