College of New Caledonia will give prospective students a chance to see if the institution is a good fit when an online open house is held on Thursday.
It will run from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and will offer opportunities to connect with instructors and staff on such topics as one-year programs and short-term learning options, trades courses, university transfer programs, health sciences programs and English language studies and academic upgrading.
“Today’s students are very diverse, and have changing learning expectations. Students at CNC may be in their later twenties, looking for a new career, or possibly looking for a fresh start to their education,” said Shelley Carter-Rose, CNC’s vice president of student affairs.
“Whether it’s through this open house or in direct contact with one of our student recruiters, we will do our utmost to help students identify their goals. We will provide supports and services so they may be successful in whatever they chose to study.”
CNC will also be offering prizes in the form of five $1,000 tuition credits plus waivers from application fees to those who participate. To sign up, go to cnc.bc.ca/open-house.
