The Saskatchewan Collaborative Bachelor of Science in Nursing program, delivered in partnership with the University of Regina, uses a competitive admission process. Applications are ranked according to specific program requirements. Refer to the program Web page for details.

The First Qualified/First Admitted (FQFA) process is used for the majority of SIAST programs.

You can submit your application at any time, and it is considered for the upcoming start date for the program. When we determine you meet the program's admission requirements, you will be offered admission. The earlier you provide the qualifications for admission to the next start date, the earlier you might begin your studies.

Applicants who fully qualify, but for whom a seat is not available on the upcoming start date, may defer to a subsequent start date within the academic year.

Applicants who accept the offer of a seat in a program, and later reconsider, may defer to a subsequent start date within the academic year.

Sponsored programs or programs targeted to specific groups do not accept applications year round or maintain a waitlist.

Current high-school students who are enrolled in the grade level that will qualify them for admission to the program of their choice may apply on or after September 1 each year.

SIAST accepts interim statements of marks and confirmations of registration as conditional qualifications for programs. High-school students or persons taking Basic Education upgrading should apply as soon as they are enrolled in the courses that qualify them for the program.

Reapplication opportunities exist for those who previously applied and were not successful in obtaining a seat in a program, and for those who are returning to complete their original program of study after a voluntary or required absence.

A small number of SIAST programs are designated as high-demand. Generally, high-demand programs consistently have 2.5 times more applicants than spaces available. A review is conducted each fall to determine which programs will be designated high-demand for the following academic year.

High-demand programs have admission requirements plus additional selection criteria. Admission requirements set the minimum academic standard required for success in a program. The selection criteria for high-demand programs are broader than academic requirements. Examples of potential selection criteria include interviews, career explorations and work or volunteer experience.

The following programs are currently designated as high demand:

• Combined Laboratory and X-Ray Technology
• Dental Hygiene
• Medical Laboratory Assistant (effective for 2013 intake)
• Medical Laboratory Technology
• Medical Radiologic Technology
• Power Engineering Technology
• Practical Nursing

Applicants to high-demand programs may only apply during the designated application period.

International applicants are considered for admission to some high-demand programs. Refer to each program's official web page for the current status of international applications.

For more information on admission requirements for high-demand programs, refer to the program's official web page.

1. Find the right program for you.
   Need help? Let the Program Selector help you determine your interests, values, aptitudes and skills so you can narrow down your choice of programs.
   
   
2. Review the program's official web page and:
   1. Determine the next start date for the program
   2. Select a campus that offers the program
   3. Review program and course requirements
      
      
3. Login to online admissions. (Note that applicants to Basic Education programs must apply by mail or in person.)
   
   Once you create your login ID and PIN, you can complete the Application Checklist that includes these sections:
   1. Name
   2. Contact information
   3. Personal information
   4. Planned program of study
   5. High school
   6. Post secondary education
   
   You may complete all sections immediately or return to complete them at your convenience. To leave and return later, click Finish Later. Your information is transmitted through a secured server and is kept confidential until you submit your application. Only after you submit your application will it be available for review by our Registration Services staff.
   
   

4. Submit application, fee and supporting documents:
5. 1. Once your application is complete, click on Application is Complete to submit
   2. You will be prompted to pay a non-refundable $50.00 application fee. Payment options include: Visa or MasterCard or Interac Online if you bank with a participating financial institution
   3. To apply to another program, complete a separate application and pay a separate non-refundable $50.00 application fee
   4. Forward official high-school and post-secondary transcripts (pdf) (to be sent directly from the issuing institution to Registration Services before August 1)
   5. Forward other supporting documents to SIAST. High-school students must submit the appropriate preliminary statement of high school standing:
   6. 1. for FQFA applications, submit a Preliminary Statement of High School Standing (pdf)
      2. for high-demand applications, submit a High-Demand Programs Preliminary Statement of High School Standing (pdf) and ensure any other additional requirements are met
      3. for BScN applications, submit a Preliminary Statement of High School Standing for Bachelor of Science in Nursing (pdf)

1. Find the right program for you.
   Need help? Let the Program Selector help you determine your interests, values, aptitudes and skills so you can narrow down your choice of programs.
   
   
2. Review the program's official web page and:
   1. Determine the next start date for the program
   2. Select a campus that offers the program
   3. Review program and course requirements
      
      
3. Complete the appropriate application:
   1. Regular Application for Admission (pdf) form
   2. International Student Application for Admission (pdf) form
   3. Application for Admission to the Saskatchewan Collaborative Bachelor of Science in Nursing (pdf)
   4. Forward other supporting documents to SIAST. High-school students must submit the appropriate preliminary statement of high school standing:
   5. 1. for FQFA applications, submit a Preliminary Statement of High School Standing (pdf)
      2. for high-demand applications, submit a High-Demand Programs Preliminary Statement of High School Standing (pdf) and ensure any other additional requirements are met
      3. for BScN applications, submit a Preliminary Statement of High School Standing for Bachelor of Science in Nursing (pdf)
         
4. Visit the Registration Services office located in any of the SIAST main campus locations
   
   Campus Street Addresses

5. SIAST Kelsey Campus	1130 Idylwyld Dr N at 33rd Street, Saskatoon Need directions?
   SIAST Palliser Campus	600 Saskatchewan Street at 6th Avenue NW, Moose Jaw Need directions?
   SIAST Wascana Campus	4500 Wascana Parkway, Regina Need directions?
   SIAST Woodland Campus	1100 - 15th Street East, Prince Albert Need directions?

   Registration Services Office Hours: 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday) 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (Wednesday)

5. Provide Registration Services with your completed application, official high-school and post-secondary transcripts (pdf) and any other necessary documents
   
   

6. Pay a separate non-refundable $50.00 application fee for each program for which you apply. Payment options include: cheque (made payable to SIAST) cash, debit, Visa or MasterCard

1. Find the right program for you.
   Need help? Let the Program Selector help you determine your interests, values, aptitudes and skills so you can narrow down your choice of programs.
   
   
2. Review the program's official web page and:
   1. Determine the next start date for the program
   2. Select a campus that offers the program
   3. Review program and course requirements
      
      
3. Complete the appropriate application:
   1. Regular Application for Admission (pdf) form
   2. International Student Application for Admission (pdf) form
   3. Application for Admission to the Saskatchewan Collaborative Bachelor of Science in Nursing (pdf)
   4. Forward other supporting documents to SIAST
      High-school students must submit the appropriate preliminary statement of high school standing:
   5. 1. for FQFA applications, submit a Preliminary Statement of High School Standing (pdf)
      2. for high-demand applications, submit a High-Demand Programs Preliminary Statement of High School Standing (pdf) and ensure any additional requirements are met
      3. for BScN applications, submit a Preliminary Statement of High School Standing for Bachelor of Science in Nursing (pdf)
         
4. Ensure your application package contains:
   1. Your completed application
   2. Your official high-school and post-secondary transcripts (pdf) and any other necessary documents
   3. Separate non-refundable $50.00 application fee for each program for which you apply. Payment options include: cheque (made payable to SIAST) cash, Visa or MasterCard
      
      
5. Make a copy of your application package for your records
   
   
6. Mail your application package to the Registration Services office located in any of the SIAST main campus locations