St. Thomas More College
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Compare St. Thomas More College programs, admissions, costs, residence, student support, and career pathways in one source-reviewed guide. Jump to the decision section you need below.
Reviewed August 16, 2026 · Information checked against official university sources · How we review guides
Overview
Quick Facts
| Location | Saskatoon, Saskatchewan |
|---|---|
| School Type | Smaller undergraduate-focused environment |
| Directory Size | Small university |
| Campus Setting | Smaller campus or close-knit community setting |
| Ranking Signal | No QS World 2026 position listed in this guide |
| Program Strengths | Arts, Science, Humanities, Catholic Studies |
Start with campus and program fit, then verify official admissions, residence, and cost details before building the final application list.
Admissions Planning
Fall 2027 admission by the correct owner
Apply to USask Arts and Science, then declare STM
St. Thomas More College is federated with the University of Saskatchewan. USask manages applications, documents, admission and credentials. STM declaration adds a college community, advising and award access; it is not another application.
Arts and Science minimum
70% high school / 60% transfer
Published USask eligibility floors, not guaranteed competitive outcomes.
STM application
No separate application
Declare on the USask application or later through PAWS if eligible.
Fall 2027 general dates
Pending
The live undergraduate pages still show Fall 2026 and Winter 2027.
The college choice comes second
An applicant first qualifies for a USask program. Formal STM declaration is available to Arts and Science undergraduates. Students in other USask colleges can still take eligible STM courses and join activities, but they do not become declared STM students.
| Route | Published requirement | Ownership boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Ontario high school | Apply to USask Arts and Science with at least 70% using one Grade 12 English, one Grade 12 math, and three approved senior subjects. | USask assesses admission. An eligible Arts and Science applicant may declare STM on the application or later through PAWS. |
| Other Canadian high school | Graduate from high school, meet the 70% five-subject Arts and Science minimum, present Grade 12 mathematics, and satisfy English proficiency. | Province-specific equivalents and the admission decision belong to USask, not STM. |
| International high school | Meet the country-specific USask credential, Arts and Science prerequisites, 70% minimum, and English-language evidence where required. | USask owns international admission, documents, tuition and immigration guidance; STM declaration is an Arts and Science college choice. |
| Post-secondary transfer | USask publishes a 60% transfer average for Arts and Science and evaluates transferable credit separately. | USask admits the student and awards transfer credit. STM can become the declared college home only for an Arts and Science undergraduate. |
| Special mature admission | Be at least 21 by the first day of classes, enter first year, and have fewer than 18 university-level credit units. | USask may invite an otherwise ineligible applicant to submit a letter, résumé and supporting credentials; admission is competitive and not guaranteed. |
| USask student outside Arts and Science | Students in other USask colleges may take eligible STM classes and join community activities. | Formal STM declaration is limited to Arts and Science undergraduates and does not create another admission or degree route. |
Deadline evidence audit
Fall 2027 general Arts and Science application
Pending
USask's live selector and program pages still publish Fall 2026 and Winter 2027 dates, not a general September 2027 deadline.
Fall 2027 international Arts and Science application
Pending
The latest visible Fall deadline is May 1, 2026 with documents due June 1, 2026; do not roll it forward one year.
STM declaration
No separate admission deadline
Eligible Arts and Science applicants may declare STM on the USask application, and admitted students may declare later through PAWS.
STM entering scholarships for the current cycle
May 1–August 7, 2026
Confirmed for the page's 2026 application cycle, not relabelled as Fall 2027.
STM entering bursaries for the current cycle
August 10–October 1, 2026
Confirmed for 2026; a Fall 2027 bursary window has not been published.
Fall 2027 first-year residence guarantee
Pending
USask's standing FAQ says apply before January 31 for Voyageur Place, but no 2027-specific application opening or guarantee wording is live.
Current admission
Applicants must apply to USask first
STM states that students must apply to the University of Saskatchewan before registering in STM classes.
St. Thomas More College: STM admission and declaration boundary · Verified August 16, 2026
Current admission
Arts and Science applicants may declare STM
Applicants can choose STM on the USask admission application, and eligible admitted students can declare later through PAWS.
St. Thomas More College: STM admission and declaration boundary · Verified August 16, 2026
Current admission
Ontario admission uses a five-mark formula
USask calculates one Grade 12 English, one Grade 12 math and three approved senior subjects, with limits by subject group.
University of Saskatchewan: USask five-mark admission-average calculation · Verified August 16, 2026
Current admission
Ontario English has three published equivalents
English 4U, English: Understanding Contemporary First Nations, Métis and Inuit Voices 4U, or French Immersion 4U can supply the English mark.
University of Saskatchewan: USask five-mark admission-average calculation · Verified August 16, 2026
Current admission
Ontario applicants need one approved Grade 12 math
USask lists Mathematics of Data Management 4U, Advanced Functions 4U, or Calculus and Vectors 4U.
University of Saskatchewan: USask five-mark admission-average calculation · Verified August 16, 2026
Current admission
Arts and Science publishes a 70% high-school minimum
The 70% minimum sits alongside high-school graduation, Grade 12 mathematics and English-language proficiency; intended science areas can need additional preparation.
University of Saskatchewan: USask Arts and Science admission minima and pathways · Verified August 16, 2026
Current admission
Arts and Science may admit with a mathematics deficiency
The current brochure says applicants can be admitted without the Grade 12 mathematics prerequisite but should consult the college about clearing it.
University of Saskatchewan: USask Arts and Science admission minima and pathways · Verified August 16, 2026
Current transfer admission
Arts and Science publishes a 60% transfer minimum
The 60% transfer minimum belongs to USask, which controls admission and conducts a separate transfer-credit assessment.
University of Saskatchewan: USask Arts and Science admission minima and pathways · Verified August 16, 2026
Current mature admission
Special mature admission starts at age 21
Applicants must be at least 21 by the first day, be entering first year and have completed fewer than 18 university-level credit units.
University of Saskatchewan: USask special mature admission · Verified August 16, 2026
Current mature admission
Mature admission is not guaranteed
USask may request proof of age, a written statement, résumé and other credentials, then assesses academic potential and prerequisites competitively.
University of Saskatchewan: USask special mature admission · Verified August 16, 2026
Current admission
USask publishes current English-test thresholds
Examples include IELTS 6.5 with no band below 6.0, CAEL 70 with no component below 60, and Duolingo 120 with 100 in each area.
University of Saskatchewan: USask undergraduate English-language proficiency · Verified August 16, 2026
Current admission
TOEFL uses a scale transition
Tests from January 21, 2026 use 4.5 overall with 4.0 per component; older 0–120 tests remain acceptable at 86 overall and 19 per component while valid.
University of Saskatchewan: USask undergraduate English-language proficiency · Verified August 16, 2026
Fall 2027
The general Fall 2027 Arts and Science deadline is pending
The live USask pages expose Fall 2026 and Winter 2027 dates but no general September 2027 Arts and Science application and document deadlines.
Do not roll the 2026 domestic July 15 or international May 1 deadline forward by one year.
University of Saskatchewan: USask admission requirements and deadlines selector · Verified August 16, 2026
Official STM and USask admission sources
Programs and Pathways
STM teaching inside USask credentials
Build a USask degree with a distinct STM liberal-arts focus
STM publishes more than 220 classes in 19 subject areas and contributes distinctive programs in Philosophy, Religion and Culture, social justice and interdisciplinary certificates. The University of Saskatchewan catalogue remains the authority for every credential.
USask Arts and Science degree
Declared STM students remain USask Arts and Science students and can combine STM-taught classes with the wider faculty curriculum.
USask owns admission, program rules and credentials; STM does not confer a separate undergraduate degree.
Philosophy
STM contributes a three-year BA, four-year BA, honours and double-honours Philosophy route with strengths including ethics and philosophy of religion.
These are USask Arts and Science credentials delivered through an STM academic department.
Religion and Culture
Degree and minor routes examine Asian and Western traditions and interdisciplinary approaches to religion and culture.
The USask catalogue governs the credential and residency requirements; STM supplies much of the teaching.
Social Justice and the Common Good
The 21-credit minor combines interdisciplinary study with community service-learning pedagogy.
STM coordinates the minor under the academic authority of the USask College of Arts and Science.
Five STM certificate areas
Catholic Studies, Labour Studies, Peace Studies, Religious Literacy and Ukrainian Studies can complement a degree or, where the catalogue permits, stand alone.
The official USask catalogue controls admission, completion and credential rules for each certificate.
Pre-professional planning
STM advising maps its courses into preparation for law, medicine, nursing, nutrition, pharmacy, physical therapy, public policy, social work and other routes.
These pathways do not confer the later professional credential or guarantee admission to a professional program.
Pre-professional does not mean pre-admitted
STM advisers can help students plan courses toward law, medicine, nursing, pharmacy and other professional fields. The later program owner still controls prerequisites, selection and credential conferral.
Current academics
USask owns Arts and Science credentials
STM departments contribute courses and program leadership, but academic requirements and credentials remain within the University of Saskatchewan catalogue.
St. Thomas More College: STM federation, academic integration and liberal-arts focus · Verified August 16, 2026
Current academics
STM contributes Philosophy degree routes
Current pathways include three-year, four-year, honours and double-honours BA study with emphasis in ethics, continental philosophy and philosophy of religion.
St. Thomas More College: STM classes, degree contributions, minors and certificates · Verified August 16, 2026
Current academics
Philosophy is a USask BA credential
The official catalogue labels the route as a four-year Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy through St. Thomas More College.
University of Saskatchewan: USask catalogue STM Philosophy degree route · Verified August 16, 2026
Current academics
Religion and Culture spans several BA structures
STM lists three-year, four-year, honours, double-honours and minor routes covering Asian, Western and interdisciplinary perspectives.
St. Thomas More College: STM classes, degree contributions, minors and certificates · Verified August 16, 2026
Current academics
Social Justice and the Common Good is a 21-credit minor
STM coordinates the interdisciplinary program under Arts and Science authority and incorporates community service-learning pedagogy.
St. Thomas More College: STM classes, degree contributions, minors and certificates · Verified August 16, 2026
Current academics
STM highlights five certificate areas
Catholic Studies, Labour Studies, Peace Studies, Religious Literacy and Ukrainian Studies provide focused interdisciplinary credentials.
St. Thomas More College: STM classes, degree contributions, minors and certificates · Verified August 16, 2026
Current academics
Catholic Studies is interdisciplinary
The certificate examines Catholic history, artistic and literary culture, philosophy, theology and contemporary social roles under USask catalogue rules.
University of Saskatchewan: USask catalogue Catholic Studies certificate · Verified August 16, 2026
Current academics
STM supports many pre-professional plans
Advising maps courses toward law, medicine, nursing, nutrition, pharmacy, physical therapy, public policy, social work and other later-entry programs.
St. Thomas More College: STM pre-professional pathways and ownership boundaries · Verified August 16, 2026
Current academics
Pre-professional study is not professional admission
STM course planning does not confer a professional credential or guarantee selection by USask or another university's later-entry program.
St. Thomas More College: STM pre-professional pathways and ownership boundaries · Verified August 16, 2026
Fall 2027
Fall 2027 STM course availability is pending
The detailed at-a-glance list is labelled Fall and Winter 2026–27 and was last updated June 9, 2026.
Use PAWS and a 2027–28 STM course list once published; do not assume every current section repeats.
St. Thomas More College: STM Fall and Winter 2026–27 course list · Verified August 16, 2026
Residence and Campus Fit
USask-operated housing
STM is a college home base, not a residence operator
No STM-owned residence appears in the current first-party inventory. Declared students apply to USask Residence and use the university's building, application, guarantee, deposit and meal-plan rules.
STM-owned residence
None identified
STM's current student and campus pages do not publish a college residence; housing is operated by USask Residence.
Voyageur Place
$12,100 double / $13,370 single
USask's 2026–27 eight-month rates for Athabasca, Saskatchewan, Qu’Appelle and Qu’Appelle Addition include the Unlimited meal plan.
College Quarter
$9,570–$12,074
USask's 2026–27 eight-month rates span three- or four-bedroom units through limited one-bedroom units.
Seager Wheeler
$5,385
Current eight-month price for one bedroom in a six-bedroom unit, including the published RCC allocation.
Other USask apartment-style options
$784–$1,896 per month or bed
Current Assiniboine, Wollaston, Souris and Graduate House rates vary by building, unit and eligibility.
First-year guarantee
Voyageur Place only
The standing USask FAQ offers the guarantee to Grade 12 applicants who apply before January 31; applications otherwise remain first-come, first-served.
Fall 2027 housing
Pending
The current rate table is 2026–27 and the FAQ does not publish a 2027-specific opening, guarantee deadline or rate schedule.
The guarantee is narrower than “first-year housing”
USask's standing FAQ limits the guarantee to Voyageur Place for Grade 12 applicants who apply before January 31. Fall 2027-specific rates and guarantee wording were not live on August 16, 2026.
Current housing
No STM-owned residence is identified
STM's current college and service inventories do not publish a residence; declared students use USask housing.
St. Thomas More College: STM advising, transition and student services · Verified August 16, 2026
2026–27 housing
Voyageur Place has four named residence groups
Athabasca, Saskatchewan, Qu’Appelle and Qu’Appelle Addition are USask-operated residences, not STM buildings.
University of Saskatchewan: USask 2026–27 residence rates · Verified August 16, 2026
2026–27 housing
Voyageur Place costs $12,100 double or $13,370 single
The eight-month 2026–27 rates include the Unlimited Marquis Hall meal plan and require a $1,500 room-offer acceptance fee.
University of Saskatchewan: USask 2026–27 residence rates · Verified August 16, 2026
2026–27 housing
College Quarter rates span $9,570 to $12,074
Current eight-month furnished options include Spruce, Birch, Pine and Aspen halls with room-type availability limits.
University of Saskatchewan: USask 2026–27 residence rates · Verified August 16, 2026
2026–27 housing
Seager Wheeler costs $5,385 for eight months
The current price is for one bedroom in a six-bedroom unit and includes the stated residence cash-card allocation.
University of Saskatchewan: USask 2026–27 residence rates · Verified August 16, 2026
Standing housing policy
The first-year guarantee is limited to Voyageur Place
The standing USask FAQ says Grade 12 students must apply before January 31; residence applications otherwise operate first-come, first-served.
University of Saskatchewan: USask residence application and first-year guarantee · Verified August 16, 2026
Current housing
The residence application fee is $75
The fee is non-refundable and each application applies only to its stated residence term.
University of Saskatchewan: USask residence application and first-year guarantee · Verified August 16, 2026
Fall 2027
Fall 2027 residence prices and guarantee terms are pending
The rate table is 2026–27, while the FAQ states a recurring January 31 rule without a 2027-specific opening or confirmation.
Recheck the 2027–28 rate table and housing portal before relying on the standing guarantee language.
University of Saskatchewan: USask residence application and first-year guarantee · Verified August 16, 2026
Official USask housing sources
Housing and Location Questions
| Campus Setting | Smaller campus or close-knit community setting |
|---|---|
| Residence | Check residence guarantee rules, first-year room styles, meal plans, deposit deadlines, and off-campus housing pressure. |
| City Fit | Students should compare transit, weather, cost of living, safety, and community feel in Saskatoon. |
| Commuting | If living off campus, map commute time to classes, labs, placements, and evening activities before committing. |
Tuition, Scholarships, and Aid
USask tuition and separately administered STM aid
Price the USask course load, then layer STM and central awards
STM does not set a separate tuition schedule. USask charges by the registered course mix, while the two institutions administer different award pools. Current values below keep their cycle and owner attached.
Domestic Arts and Science – Arts estimate
$8,059
USask 2026–27 first-year tuition estimate for a typical 30-credit load; STM does not set a separate rate.
International Arts and Science – Arts estimate
$39,007
USask 2026–27 first-year tuition estimate before student fees and living costs.
Domestic Arts and Science – Science estimate
$8,449
USask 2026–27 typical full-load estimate; selected course categories can change the total.
International Arts and Science – Science estimate
$40,894
USask 2026–27 typical full-load estimate before student fees and living costs.
Arts-category course rate
$798.60 domestic / $3,865.20 international
USask's 2026–27 price for one typical three-credit Arts-category class; a full program may mix categories.
Undergraduate student fees
$1,331.66
USask's 2026–27 Fall/Winter factsheet total, with some health, dental and transit opt-out or applicability conditions.
2027–28 domestic and international tuition
Pending
No approved USask Arts and Science schedule for Fall 2027 was found on August 16, 2026.
Estimates and course arithmetic have different scopes
Ten Arts-category classes at $798.60 total $7,986, while USask's typical Arts program estimate is $8,059. A student can mix tuition categories, so the estimator is appropriate for planning and the registered schedule determines the bill.
Award audit
STM award pool
Over $300,000
Separately administered STM scholarships and bursaries for declared students; availability and individual awards vary annually.
Kramer Scholarship
$6,500
Latest linked description lists one award for an eligible rural Saskatchewan student with at least 80% and supporting materials.
Wolfe Family General Achievement Entrance Scholarship
$6,500, renewable up to three years
Latest linked description lists two awards for eligible Saskatchewan graduates with 90%+, service and athletic evidence.
STM first-year scholarship groups
$1,500
Latest descriptions list Indigenous, Sisters of Our Lady of the Cross, STM and Knights of Columbus awards with distinct eligibility and quantities.
Les and Irene Dubé Service & Justice Scholarship
$2,000
School-nominated Saskatchewan Catholic high-school recipients participate in STM's Service and Justice Project.
USask entrance scholarship
$5,000
Central USask automatic consideration for eligible direct-entry applicants; this is separate from STM-administered aid.
Fall 2027 STM award amounts and window
Pending
The live application page is labelled 2026 while its linked entrance-scholarship descriptions are dated May 1, 2025.
The award sources span cycles
STM's live application page gives 2026 windows, while its linked entrance-scholarship descriptions are dated May 1, 2025. The amounts are useful latest-available evidence, not a confirmed Fall 2027 ladder.
2026–27 tuition
Domestic Arts tuition is estimated at $8,059
USask's 2026–27 estimate assumes a typical 30-credit first-year Arts load and excludes student fees and living costs.
University of Saskatchewan: USask 2026–27 first-year tuition estimates · Verified August 16, 2026
2026–27 tuition
International Arts tuition is estimated at $39,007
The current 2026–27 estimate is USask-owned and not a separate STM international price.
University of Saskatchewan: USask 2026–27 first-year tuition estimates · Verified August 16, 2026
2026–27 tuition
Domestic Science tuition is estimated at $8,449
USask publishes the 2026–27 typical first-year amount because selected science courses use different tuition categories.
University of Saskatchewan: USask 2026–27 first-year tuition estimates · Verified August 16, 2026
2026–27 tuition
International Science tuition is estimated at $40,894
The 2026–27 typical first-year amount excludes student fees and living expenses.
University of Saskatchewan: USask 2026–27 first-year tuition estimates · Verified August 16, 2026
2026–27 tuition
Arts-category courses have separate per-class prices
One typical three-credit Arts class costs $798.60 domestic or $3,865.20 international in 2026–27.
University of Saskatchewan: USask 2026–27 per-course undergraduate tuition · Verified August 16, 2026
2026–27 tuition
USask's estimate and straight Arts-category arithmetic differ
Ten $798.60 Arts-category classes total $7,986, while the typical Arts program estimate is $8,059; course selection can blend categories, so neither is an STM flat fee.
Use the estimator for planning and the registered course mix for the actual bill; do not force these differently scoped official figures to match.
University of Saskatchewan: USask 2026–27 per-course undergraduate tuition · Verified August 16, 2026
2026–27 fees
USask lists $1,331.66 in undergraduate student fees
The 2026–27 Fall/Winter total includes university, USSU and third-party fees, with health, dental and transit conditions noted in the factsheet.
University of Saskatchewan: USask 2026–27 tuition and student-fee factsheet · Verified August 16, 2026
Current declaration
STM declaration has no extra cost
The current STM awards page says declared students remain USask Arts and Science students with no extra cost or program restriction.
St. Thomas More College: STM 2026 scholarship and bursary application cycle · Verified August 16, 2026
Current awards
STM offers over $300,000 in scholarships and bursaries
The awards are administered separately from USask aid and require declaration and award-specific eligibility.
University of Saskatchewan: USask entrance scholarships and STM award boundary · Verified August 16, 2026
Latest award descriptions
Latest STM entrance awards include $6,500 scholarships
The linked description lists a $6,500 Kramer award and two $6,500 Wolfe Family awards, with the Wolfe award renewable up to three years.
St. Thomas More College: STM entering-student scholarship descriptions · Verified August 16, 2026
Fall 2027 planning
STM's award publications use different cycle labels
The live page publishes May 1–August 7, 2026 scholarship applications, while its linked entrance-scholarship description PDF is dated May 1, 2025.
Treat the amounts as latest available and the 2026 window as current-page evidence; do not call either a confirmed Fall 2027 ladder.
St. Thomas More College: STM 2026 scholarship and bursary application cycle · Verified August 16, 2026
Fall 2027
Fall 2027 tuition is pending
No approved USask 2027–28 Arts and Science domestic or international tuition schedule was found.
Recheck USask's tuition estimates, course rates and factsheet together when the 2027–28 cycle appears.
University of Saskatchewan: USask 2026–27 first-year tuition estimates · Verified August 16, 2026
Cost Planning
| Tuition | Tuition depends on program, student status, and year. Verify domestic and international tuition on the official fee schedule. |
|---|---|
| Scholarships | Check automatic entrance awards, competitive major awards, faculty scholarships, and international-student awards. |
| Living Costs | Budget for residence or rent, food, books, transit, health insurance, winter clothing, and emergency funds. |
| Proof of Funds | International students should confirm current study-permit financial requirements and school-specific cost estimates. |
Student Life and Support
Fit Signals
| Community | Small university profile: compare class feel, access to professors, student clubs, and how easy it is to build community. |
|---|---|
| Student Supports | Review academic advising, accessibility services, mental health supports, international student services, and writing centres. |
| Clubs and Leadership | Look for discipline clubs, cultural groups, entrepreneurship programs, varsity/intramural sports, and volunteering. |
| First-Year Transition | Ask how orientation, peer mentorship, residence programming, and advising help students settle in. |
Co-op, Research, and Career Outcomes
Service learning, research and internship boundaries
Treat STM engagement and USask work experience as different routes
STM runs community-focused learning and volunteer programs. USask departments own program-specific internships, practica and any co-op designation. Neither college declaration nor service participation guarantees paid employment.
Service and Justice Project
Up to 30 students volunteer about two hours weekly, complete two reflection sessions each term, and attend four community suppers during the year.
Community Service-Learning courses
Students in participating STM classes can work with an approved community organization and complete alternative reflective academic assignments.
HEART
STM's Healthcare Education and Research Training route provides selected upper-year students with health-research training and applied project experience.
Engaged Learning Fund
Declared STM students may seek support for eligible social-justice or service-learning events and projects; funding is not automatic.
STM career planning
College resources support career exploration and connect students to wider USask career services without promising employment.
USask program-owned internships
Eligible students may pursue experiences such as the Arts and Science English Career Internship, but department selection and credit remain USask-owned.
No universal STM co-op
STM declaration, service learning and pre-professional advising do not create co-op across every Arts and Science program.
Service and Justice is structured volunteering
Participants normally complete 16–20 volunteer hours per term, two reflection sessions each term and four community suppers. Separate Dubé scholarships or participation awards do not turn the placement into universal paid co-op.
Current experiential learning
Service and Justice serves up to 30 students yearly
Participants select a community placement and volunteer about two hours weekly, normally 16–20 hours per term.
St. Thomas More College: STM Engaged Learning, Service and Justice, HEART and CSL · Verified August 16, 2026
Current experiential learning
Service and Justice includes structured reflection
Students attend two reflection sessions each term and four community suppers during the year alongside their volunteer placement.
St. Thomas More College: STM Engaged Learning, Service and Justice, HEART and CSL · Verified August 16, 2026
Current experiential learning
STM embeds Community Service-Learning in selected courses
Participating students work with an approved community organization and complete academic assignments connected to the placement.
St. Thomas More College: STM Engaged Learning, Service and Justice, HEART and CSL · Verified August 16, 2026
Current experiential learning
HEART provides applied health-research experience
STM's Healthcare Education and Research Training initiative combines research-skills development, systemic-barrier learning and supervised project work.
St. Thomas More College: STM Engaged Learning, Service and Justice, HEART and CSL · Verified August 16, 2026
Current experiential learning
The Engaged Learning Fund can offset eligible participation costs
Declared STM students may apply for support for projects or events with a social-justice or service-learning component; an award is not guaranteed.
St. Thomas More College: STM Engaged Learning, Service and Justice, HEART and CSL · Verified August 16, 2026
Current career support
STM provides career-planning support
College resources help students connect study, skills and career options while central USask services remain university-owned.
St. Thomas More College: STM career planning resources · Verified August 16, 2026
Current experiential learning
USask departments own program-specific internships
For example, the English Career Internship is restricted to eligible upper-year majors or honours students and requires department permission.
University of Saskatchewan: USask Arts and Science English Career Internship · Verified August 16, 2026
Current experiential learning
STM does not publish universal co-op
College declaration, service learning and pre-professional advising do not create a co-op designation or paid placement for every Arts and Science student.
Check the specific USask program or department for internship, practicum or co-op eligibility.
St. Thomas More College: STM Engaged Learning, Service and Justice, HEART and CSL · Verified August 16, 2026
Official STM and USask experiential-learning sources
Career Planning
| Experiential Learning | Check whether your target program offers co-op, internships, clinical placements, practicums, studios, field schools, or research terms. |
|---|---|
| Career Services | Compare job boards, employer partnerships, resume support, interview preparation, and alumni mentoring. |
| Research Access | For graduate-school or professional-school pathways, look for undergraduate research assistant roles and lab access. |
| Outcome Questions | Ask where graduates work or study next, and whether outcomes differ by program, co-op stream, or campus. |
St. Thomas More College applicants need to keep the federation boundary visible: USask owns undergraduate applications, admission decisions, Arts and Science credentials, tuition, university residence and program-specific internships, while STM owns college declaration, distinctive liberal-arts teaching, scholarships, advising, Catholic community and service-learning programs. This guide preserves current official figures while leaving unpublished Fall 2027 admission dates, courses, tuition, residence terms and award cycles pending.
St. Thomas More College admissions, programs, tuition, residence, awards and service-learning FAQ
Current answers for Canadian, international, transfer and mature applicants planning Fall 2027, with USask and STM ownership separated and unpublished admission dates, tuition, residence terms, courses and award cycles kept explicit.
Official Sources and Next Steps
Stellar keeps this guide structured for comparison, but official university pages remain the source of truth for program requirements, tuition, residence, scholarships, deadlines, and policy changes.
Prepared by Stellar Advisers Editorial Team · Reviewed August 16, 2026 · Editorial, corrections, and source methodology
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