Earn high school credits and college credits at the same time!
Get more credit for your hard work. Explore new career paths and find out what it’s like to be a college student, all while getting your high school diploma.
Am I eligible for the dual credit program?
Talking to your high school Guidance Counsellor, Student Success Leader, Co-op teacher or Vice Principal is your key point of contact for Dual Credit eligibility.
How do I enroll for the dual credit program at Sheridan?
Talking to your high school Guidance Counsellor, Student Success Leader, Co-op teacher or Vice Principal is your key point of contact for the Dual Credit application process.
What dual credit courses can I take?
Each term there are a variety of courses to take, please review the Courses By Term page as well as connecting with your high school guidance for selection.
How many dual credit courses can I take?
Each student can take up to 4 dual credit courses.
How much will it cost?
There is no cost. Dual Credit is funded by the Province of Ontario’s School-College-Work Initiative (SCWI) and all costs, including transportation, are covered.
How does the dual credit portion of the program work?
For the dual credit portion of the program students receive one credit for high school and one credit for college. Please note that when using this college credit students must consider pathways as an option and not all college courses will be eligible for all full-time programs. For example, a Criminology college credit will count as a college credit but will not be eligible to be used for a full time Animal Care program however a general education college course such as Anthropology would be if the full-time program is requiring a general education elective. Please note students will only receive a credit for high school and college upon passing the course.
I have an IEP what services does the dual credit program at Sheridan offer to help me?
Sheridan offers Accessible Learning services to help students with disabilities to ensure barrier- free access to education. We strongly encourage students to self- advocate and connect with our Accessible Learning Center at their corresponding campus. Students must e-mail a copy of their IEP to their corresponding campus. Please note, if you are registered at more than one campus, only one registration at a campus is required. Upon receiving the copy of the student’s IEP an appointment will be made to help accommodate the student. For more information please visit Sheridan Accessible Learning.
DAVIS: davis.als@sheridancollege.ca, HMC: hmc.als@sheridancollege.ca, TRAFALGAR: trafalgar.als@sheridancollege.ca
Where will I attend classes?
Sheridan offers courses at our 3 campuses, Davis (Brampton), HMC (Mississauga) and Trafalgar (Oakville). Please check back each term for which courses are offered at which campus as they vary.
What are my responsibilities at Sheridan as a dual credit student?
As a Sheridan Dual Credit student, students are responsible to review, understand, and adhere to the Student Code of Conduct.
I tried my dual credit course, and it is not a fit for me. What do I do now?
Please contact your school board monitor to discuss and possibly withdraw before the withdraw deadline.
When do dual credit courses run?
Our Dual Credit courses run in the Fall, Winter, Spring, and (possibly) Summer semesters. Please note, these are subject to change upon availability. Please check our upcoming Courses By Term.
How do I get my transcript after taking my dual credit?
Students can log into myStudentCentre upon completion to follow instructions to request a digital transcript online.
I am ready to apply for post secondary now what?
When you are ready to apply to college, please ensure you know your Sheridan Student ID number and make sure you set up your account at OCAS using the exact same name you used for the dual credit program. If you completed your dual credits at Sheridan and are applying to Sheridan, please reach out to our Student Recruitment Specialists for assistance.