DC Degrees Pathway: Social Service Worker to Community Mental Health – Honours Bachelor Posted on April 7, 2026 at 12:53 pm. If you completed a Social Service Worker (SSW) Ontario College Diploma with a minimum 60% average, you may be eligible to pathway directly into Year 3 of the Honours Bachelor of Community and Mental Health degree program at Durham College. This degree pathway is designed specifically for SSW graduates and recognizes the education and experience you already have. What this pathway offers: • Advanced standing in upper-year degree studies • No repeating courses, your prior learning counts • Fewer courses overall = lower total tuition Whether you’re already working in the field or considering your next professional step, earning a degree can help expand your career opportunities in community services, mental health, and leadership roles. Attend this webinar if you are interested in learning more. Questions? Contact recruitment@durhamcollege.ca Virtual Info Session: Understanding Credit Transfer & PLAR for New Students Posted on April 1, 2026 at 3:09 pm. Are you a new student wondering how your previous education or experience can count toward your Durham College program? Join us for this virtual information session designed to help you navigate the Credit Transfer and PLAR processes with confidence! What You’ll Learn: What credit transfer is and how to apply How PLAR works and what kinds of experience can be recognized Key deadlines and documentation requirements Who to contact for support and guidance Whether you’re transferring from another institution or have valuable work/life experience, this session will help you make the most of your academic journey. Who Should Attend: New students in any program who have previous post-secondary education or relevant experience they’d like to have recognized. Hosted by: The Durham College Transfer Services Team Pathways Session: Lakehead University Durham College Drop-In Session Posted on March 12, 2026 at 3:49 pm. Join a Lakehead University Representative to gain general information on Lakehead, as well as possible transfer pathways/ transfer credits Pathways Session: Ontario Diploma to Seneca Degree Webinar Series Posted on March 4, 2026 at 9:11 am. Whether you want to take the next step in your studies or unlock new career opportunities, your diploma provides an opportunity to earn a degree in three years or less through an Academic Pathway. With 21 free webinars to choose from, you can explore your options and register for sessions that align with your future degree plans. This event is available to all students or graduates of an Ontario diploma program. Join Seneca to: Discover your pathway — get more information on your eligibility details and application guidance tailored to your area of study Talk to experts — get live advice on program options, course credit transfers and how to make the most of your current diploma Discover scholarship opportunities — learn how you can save money while pursuing your degree, including our $2,500 Diploma-to-Degree Scholarship Pathways Session: Ontario Diploma to Seneca Degree Webinar Series Posted on March 3, 2026 at 1:36 pm. Whether you want to take the next step in your studies or unlock new career opportunities, your diploma provides an opportunity to earn a degree in three years or less through an Academic Pathway. With 21 free webinars to choose from, you can explore your options and register for sessions that align with your future degree plans. This event is available to all students or graduates of an Ontario diploma program. Join Seneca to: Discover your pathway — get more information on your eligibility details and application guidance tailored to your area of study Talk to experts — get live advice on program options, course credit transfers and how to make the most of your current diploma Discover scholarship opportunities — learn how you can save money while pursuing your degree, including our $2,500 Diploma-to-Degree Scholarship Ready to register? Plan ahead by using our Inbound Transfer Guide to research degree and eligibility requirements based on your credentials. Discover DC Degrees – A Degree Information Session at Open House Posted on February 26, 2026 at 5:07 pm. Thinking about earning a degree or using your diploma as a pathway to one? Join us for an exclusive session before Open House begins. Get clear answers about DC’s degree programs, meet program experts one-on-one, and apply to a DC degree or degree pathway for free. View a full list of DC degrees and pathways to degrees here. Session Details and Agenda Saturday, March 28, 9:30 a.m. Agenda 9:30 to 10 a.m. – Information session Learn how a DC degree prepares you for in-demand careers and graduate studies Get answers about admissions and program options Discover how pathways and transfer credits can save you time and money 10 to 11 a.m. – Program Booths and FREE applications Speak one-on-one with program experts from DC degree programs Connect with Transfer & Pathways advisors for personalized guidance Apply for free, on the spot, with expert support 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. – Open House (optional) Stay for the Open House to tour the campus and explore all the services and programs DC has to offer Ready to discover DC degrees? To register, select the Discover DC Degrees session on the Open House registration form. Attending Open House is optional. Start Strong at DC: Ask Us Anything Posted on February 18, 2026 at 2:42 pm. Have questions about DC? Join us for a live Q&A session where you can get real-time answers! Whether you’re curious about campus services, class schedules, fees, key dates, or how to access support throughout the semester — we’re here to help. This drop-in session is a great opportunity to connect, ask questions, and make sure you’re on the right track. Whether you’re looking for specific info or just want to check in, we’ll help you feel confident as you start your journey at DC. Bring your questions about campus services, timetables, fees, important dates, and how to access support throughout the semester. Whether you need help finding information or just want to check in and ensure you are on the right track, this drop-in session is your chance to catch up and feel confident as you begin your journey at Durham College. After registering for this online session, you will receive an email with the session link on the day of the event. If you require accessibility accommodations for this event (e.g., an interpreter), please feel free to contact us at least 48 hours in advance so that we can make any necessary arrangements: firstyear@durhamcollege.ca. Start Strong at DC: Get DC Ready Posted on February 18, 2026 at 2:33 pm. Start the semester with confidence by getting connected — literally. This session is designed to help first-year students navigate Durham College’s key tech platforms and services before classes begin. Our team will walk you through how to: • Connect to Campus Air (Wi-Fi) • Register for classes and access your MyDC account • Log in to DC Connect, your online learning portal • Pay your fees and apply for parking • Set up your DC Digital Wallet (student ID and U-PASS) • Access your DC Mail (college email account) Whether you’re logging in for the first time or just want to ensure you are on track, this session will help you feel confident and tech-ready for your start at DC. After registering for this online session, you will receive an email with the session link on the day of the event. If you require accessibility accommodations for this event (e.g., an interpreter), please feel free to contact us at least 48 hours in advance so that we can make any necessary arrangements: firstyear@durhamcollege.ca. For any other questions or event support, feel free to reach the Student Development Office at firstyear@durhamcollege.ca. We look forward to welcoming you to DC! Start Strong at DC: Welcome to Our Community Posted on February 18, 2026 at 2:30 pm. Join us for an engaging and informative session designed to help new students, parents, and supporters feel connected, confident, and ready to navigate life at Durham College. In addition to networking with others in your program, you will gain valuable insight into important dates and campus services available to you as a DC student. You’ll have the opportunity to explore campus with a guided tour that showcases key facilities and resources. We’ll also have the IT Support team available if you have questions or need help accessing DC Connect, PREP 1000, the DC network, and/or your Campus ID. This is an excellent opportunity to ask questions, meet our staff, and get a comprehensive understanding of how you can access support at Durham College. We look forward to welcoming you to the DC community! If you require accessibility accommodations (e.g., an interpreter), please email firstyear@durhamcollege.ca at least 48 hours in advance so that we can arrange support. Event details: 3 p.m. | Main stage presentation 4 p.m. | Choose one: IT support, campus services support, or guided campus tour 5 p.m. | Choose one: IT support, campus services support, or guided campus tour Please join us in CFCE 145 (Global Classroom). Free parking is available in Durham College’s Founders 2 lot. Check out DC’s interactive map for parking and location information. Pathways Session: KOM Educational Consultants Posted on February 2, 2026 at 2:23 pm. Come meet the KOM team along with representatives from leading universities abroad. Why attend? • Learn about degree pathways after college • Gain full credit transfer for your Ontario College studies • Earn your degree in as little as 1 year • Explore funding options through OSAP and scholarships • Discover pathways in a wide range of study areas (Undergraduate and Master’s!) • Hear why so many Ontario College students are choosing to go abroad …and much more! 1 2 »