College of New Caledonia

CNC Students and employees, and Prince George community members are welcome to participate in Study Abroad programs. Join one of our International Field Schools, International Volunteer Projects, or complete your Practicum abroad. Travel to exciting and interesting places including Costa Rica, Italy, Korea, China, and a wide range of communities in Asia, Africa, and Latin America.

In addition to general admission requirements, specific program requirements or course pre-requisites must be met in order to qualify for admission. Admission into many of our programs requires Student Readiness Assessment tests (SRA) and the Skilled Trades programs also require a Mechanical Reasoning assessment test.

N/A

March 31st for September semester; October 30th for January Semester.

Applications will be accepted after the deadlines if there are available seats.  However, we do recommend applying as early as possible as this will give students the best chance to gain acceptance to their programs of choice.

Applications for domestic students are $40.

Submit a completed application form and the application fee ($40.00) to the campus of choice, or Apply Online.

Please visit our Admissions webpage for more information.

Located a few steps from the main campus, the Residence has 92 spaces available to both first year and returning students, mature students, trades students, and international students.

In addition to semester rates, Trades rooms are $115/week and the Short-Term rate is $30/day plus GST.

Space is limited so students are advised to apply as early as possible.

For more information or to apply for student housing, please visit the Student Housing & Accommodations webpage!

The College of New Caledonia provides a welcoming environment for all students from around the world. The international student population has grown significantly in the last few years and CNC is managing this increase as best as possible. CNC does have set capacities for some programs, including PDIT, PDHRM and PDTRM. CNC will be reviewing their international student policies and procedures, which may lead to additional caps in 2019.

Completed High School with equivalent of BC Grade 12 with English 12 [Minimum C Grade]; or have a minimum TOEFL score of 80 (IBT), an IELTS score of 6.0 or equivalent as determined by College of New Caledonia or have completed CNC’s English for Academic Purposes

The Aboriginal Resource Centre (ARC) at CNC provides information and support before and after you become a CNC student that will help you achieve your educational goals. We strive to provide culturally safe services and facilities to Aboriginal students.

In addition, ARC staff liaise with Aboriginal communities & organizations to engage them to work collaboratively with CNC to provide culturally relevant programs and services.

In addition, ARC provides a drop-in study centre for Aboriginal students and supports the activities of the Dream Hunters Aboriginal Student Club at CNC. The Staff at ARC provides moral support, encouragement and “a friendly listening post” to Aboriginal students whenever possible.

The Aboriginal Resource Centre (ARC) is located on the first floor of the Prince George campus, which is on the traditional unceded territory of the Lheidli T’enneh First Nation.  We acknowledge their graciousness for welcoming knowledge-seekers to their territory.

Our Accessibility Services team is committed to helping CNC students with disabilities succeed in their studies.

Accessibility Services assists with ensuring you have equal access to educational opportunities by working to reduce the physical, attitudinal and systemic barriers.

More information about our services can be found by clicking the link below.