ORIGIN OF THE NAME
Collège Saint-Laurent Rue du Collège. The name of rue du Collège refers to nearby Saint-Laurent College. It was first founded in 1847 by the Congrégation Ste-Croix at the request of Father Saint-Germain of the parish and of Cardinal Ignace Bourget. It became a cégep in 1974.

Former alternate names: Rue du Collège; Collège.

 PLATFORM DEPTH
17,1 m deep
(26th deepest station)
 TRAFFIC
2 632 497 entrances in 2002
(34th busiest station)

 INTERSTATION DISTANCE
To Côte-Vertu:
To De la Savane:
777,24 metres
1281,69 metres

 TRIVIA
This station served as the orange line's terminus for a year and a half, from its inauguration until that of metro Côte-Vertu.

Du Collège was briefly an intermodal transfer station in the early 1990s, serving as the terminus of a temporary commuter rail line serving Repentigny during the reconstruction of Autoroute 40.