What this profile does—and doesn’t—tell you
FAQU.ca has completed its ten-check foundational review for this institution using scoped research records. The findings below describe specific documented offerings, processes or institutional structures. They are not a guarantee that a service is offered for every program or student.
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Institution and recognition
Québec government lists this institution among Québec CEGEPs (college system).
Scope: Recognized college status; Québec DEC/AEC terminology and institution/partner awarding responsibility require program-level confirmation.
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Campuses and languages
College lists two current Montréal campuses at 3800 and 6220 rue Sherbrooke Est, with French-language institutional offerings.
Scope: The 2030 Pie-IX site closed in 2024; do not treat historical buildings as active campuses.
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Credentials offered
Official catalogue distinguishes DEC pre-university and technical streams.
Scope: Double DEC and international baccalaureate variants require proper credential mapping.
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Areas of study
Published programs include humanities, sciences, business, health, IT, justice and engineering.
Scope: Programs are subject to admission and intake limitations.
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Applying and admissions
Official admitted-student guidance covers registration, tests, fees and support needs.
Scope: Post-acceptance process only; preadmission eligibility should be checked separately before full approval.
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Tuition and fees
Official breakdown identifies registration and related college fees.
Scope: Breakdown does not alone establish full net cost for every student category.
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Work-integrated learning
Official program overview distinguishes pre-university and technical programs and indicates work internships in technical pathways.
Scope: General technical-program structure, not confirmation of placement availability in every specialization or cohort.
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Student supports
Official adapted services describe accommodation requests, individual support plans, documentation, assistive technology and tutoring.
Scope: Accommodations are individualized; eligibility and procedure apply.