St. Clair, Windsor

There are various ways to get from Windsor to st clair college by taxi, bus, or foot. Line 6 bus, Line 6 bus via Cousineau at Highway 3, Line 5 bus, Bus, line 5 bus are available for transportation. The students who require public transportation to the college have access to a transit service that runs from Leamington to the college’s main campus on Talbot Road West. The Leamington to Windsor Transit service and the LTW Transit - Route 42 have stops in Kingsville and Essex. 

• St. Clair College Windsor has three main campuses i.e. Windsor, Chatham, and Wallaceburg. The college has built a sports complex called Sportsplex. The college is expanding and it has become the main part of the state of Ontario and is also contributing to its development.

• The Career Services of the college provides help to the St. Clair College Students seeking permanent and seasonal employment. There are resources available on employment-related topics including resumes and cover letters, interview skills, and job search techniques.

• The library of the college supports student research through assistance and its online resources. The library provides a print collection that enhances recreational and educational research. The library of the college values customer service and also values the ability of the students to access knowledge.

• All the students of the college can use the Health Centres for primary health care needs. The university is dedicated to providing health care that is focused on the needs of the student. The college believes that success in the college depends on the students who maintain a healthy mind and body. That’s why the college has made health care services on campus convenient.

• The main campus of the college which is Windsor is the home of 6000 degree-seeking students in about 90 programs. It has a SportsPlex with the Saints Athletics club and consists of 18 varsity teams that compete in various sports.

• The Downtown Campus of the college has lecture labs for business and data analytics for business. The TD Students Center of the college provides the students with open labs, common areas, a kitchen, tv lounge and is also the home of the student’s food bank.

• The Student Athletic Association of the college motivates the St.Clair's students to make productive use of leisure time to acquire physical skills and also enhance fitness. The S.A.A. intramural programs provide social interaction with the students, facilitating the development of attitudes and sportsmanship. 

• The Student Representative Council (SRC) of the college is a government-like body, which provides various services to the students and also represents them and their interests in dealings with agencies, both inside and outside the college.

• Thames Students Incorporated (TSI) is Chatham’s student government and they act as an alliance between the students and staff. It handles all the formal and informal concerns which are submitted by the students.

The college provides on-campus accommodation options to the students through two residential campuses including the Windsor and Chatham Residences.

The University provides on-campus residences which are known as St, Clair Residence, and provides a variety of facilities for the students.

204 rooms have bedroom suites which are furnished and include a kitchenette with a microwave.

Accommodation Expense

• The accommodation costs amount to 2100 CAD( INR 1,28,457).