Champlain Regional College

Lennoxville: the residence complex on Winder Street has furnished apartments with three or four bedrooms, around a 10–15-minute walk from campus. The 2026–27 published rent is $427 a month. Heating, hot water, electricity, Wi-Fi, laundry, maintenance, security and activities are included; food, linens and daily cleaning are not. Residence parking costs $75 per semester or $150 for the academic year and does not cover parking on Bishop’s University’s campus. Early sports-camp arrival can cost extra.

For Lennoxville’s 2026–27 cycle, first-time residence applications opened January 13, 2026. The college recommends applying before an admission decision; a lease is issued only once college admission is confirmed. First-round admits have priority, while later-round placements depend on space. Returning leases are not automatically renewed. Follow the lease deadline, sign with the required parent/guardian signature, and pay the first month plus the $40 first-time processing fee to secure the reservation.

Lennoxville’s posted pre-year cancellation deadline is June 1. The $40 processing fee is non-refundable; cancellation afterward needs special permission, and approved cancellations carry a one-month notice charge. December graduates using the four-month lease must leave within 24 hours of their last December exam. Confirm your signed lease and current cancellation instructions with Residence Services.

St. Lawrence: the college states it has no student residences. Its housing PDF offers nearby rental leads, but the listed accommodations are not inspected and the list is not a recommendation. No historic listing price is treated here as a current rate. Verify availability, the lease and total costs directly with the landlord. The campus recommends public transit; student drivers need to arrange their own parking because college-lot spaces are reserved for employees.

Lennoxville: the Business program beginning in Fall 2026 includes an internship with a local business. Its final-semester Internship and Small Business Start-up courses have a rule. Students must have passed all courses from the first five semesters. The comprehensive assessment is evaluated separately. The program's university section mentions agreements. But no credits or shorter degree are confirmed. You would need current proof from the receiving university. They are not set without it.

For Lennoxville Science, the General profile page tells students aiming at medicine, dentistry or veterinary studies what to do. It says to choose Organic Chemistry and Exploring the Human Body as their options. Treat this as campus course-planning advice. It is not guaranteed eligibility or admission at every university. Compare your intended degree's prerequisites with Academic Advising. The campus guidance service also offers career-choice support, résumé help, interview preparation and job-search guidance.

St. Lawrence: the Business page describes two internships, three weeks at the end of second year and six weeks at the end of third year. It also says DEC-BAC agreements are being revised, and its Fall 2026 course-sequence notice remains pending. Confirm the cohort plan and any named university agreement before budgeting around advanced standing. Students aiming at university business studies need additional mathematics in their CEGEP schedule; the page requires TS Math 5 or SN Math 5 to enrol in those courses.

St. Lawrence's Guidance Counselling service helps with degree choices, prerequisite courses, R-score information, work experience and program changes. Bring your intended university program and your course record to that discussion. Concordia's destination-side requirements linked here explain DEC admission and designated exemptions. They do not establish a universal credit transfer from any of Champlain's campuses.