Support
Student life at Horizon College & Seminary offers a unique experience. It is a place where you are surrounded by people who are hungry to know more of God. At Horizon you will connect with students, staff, and faculty in ways that will bring you closer to Christ and that will ultimately transform you. Through classes, one-on-one conversations, spiritual formation groups, and chapels you will also get a chance to grow spiritually academically, and socially.
Here you’ll find a list of support documents, policies and more.
Academic Assistance
Academic Coaching
Academic Coaching is a one-on-one process in which the Academic Coach will help you identify strengths and weaknesses in your study habits, establish your academic achievement goals, and develop the strategies and skills that will lead you to academic success.
Academic Coaching appointments are available for all HCS students on Monday and Wednesday afternoons throughout the semester.
Disability Services and Learning Accommodations
Accommodations are fundamental to support students with disabilities. While the supports and resources of Horizon College and Seminary (HCS) have some limitations, HCS will work to give students with disabilities access to HCS and the opportunity to succeed academically.
Students are responsible to ensure HCS is aware of their request for accommodations and to provide HCS with the professional diagnosis and recommendations as outlined in the Medical Questionnaire. Note that student life and academic support is limited over the summer term.
Health Support
Safety During COVID-19
We’ve made several policy and facility changes to help keep people safe this year. For general information about studying on campus please visit our FAQ page. For more specific details, please see our Institutional Safety Plan below or request more information by emailing info@horizon.edu.
Health Coverage for International Students
If you are an international student temporarily residing in Saskatchewan to further your education, you may be eligible for Saskatchewan health coverage. You must apply for a Saskatchewan health services card. You must provide proof of full-time enrollment at an accredited educational institute and a valid Study Permit issued by Citizenship and Immigration Canada. To begin your application, see I want to apply for a health services card.
Hospitals and Clinics
Royal University Hospital
103 Hospital Drive
Phone (306) 655-1000
Saskatoon City Hospital
701 Queen Street
Phone (306) 655-8000
St. Paul’s Hospital
1702—20th Street
Phone (306) 655-5000
Walk-in Medical Clinics
Various locations
Mental Health Services
Your mental health affects all aspects of your life: social, physical, spiritual, economic, and mental. If at any time you need help or would like access to more resources to aid you in your transition into a new country and environment, the following services are available. Note that for some of these services there is a cost, which will vary dependent on which service you choose.
