Sheridan's Internal Application for Returning Students

Eligibility

Available to current and former Post Secondary students (domestic and international) who have been enrolled previously/term-activated from September 2021 and onward.

Application Fee

Beginning September 21, 2026, each program choice is a $30 application fee and is non-refundable. The application fee covers one program choice. Each additional application requires a new $30 fee. Paying the application fee does not guarantee admissions. Please review admission requirements and other program details on Sheridan’s website before applying.

Inquiries

For assistance with your application, logging in, or for password resets, visit the Knowledge Base

Step-By-Step Instructions

  1. Login to myStudent Centre
  2. Click on the Registration Status tile in your dashboard

    registration status tile
  3. In the left-hand sidebar, click Apply to a New Program

    apply to a new program
  4. Fill out the form on the Sheridan Program Application page

    Program Application Form
  5. Submit your application. After you select your program choice, and select ‘Submit’, you will get a Pop-Up Message that shows your choice:

    Confirm submission

    Click OK to confirm or Cancel to remove the choice.

  6. Complete the Internal Application fee payment

    Fee Payment

    Select No, then you will be sent to verify your personal email and address information.

  7. Confirm your profile information is accurate

    Confirm profile information

    Confirm your profile is accurate. Click “Save and Proceed to Pay”.

  8. Save and Proceed to Pay
  9. Payment

    Submission confirmation

    Once you complete the Payment section, and hit submit, you will see your confirmation number.

  10. You will see the application in your portal:

    Application in your portal

    No action is required by you. We will refresh your information within 48 hours with the program requirement details.

Current and previous application information can be found under Your Application History.