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Quick Facts. NBCC in a nutshell. 3781 Full-Time Seats and 8000 Part-Time Students. 91% Employment Rate. 51 International Students. $2600 Cost of Tuition. 80+ Programs. 476 Full-Time Faculty and 80 Part-Time Faculty. Why Choose NBCC?. We are more than what happens in the classroom!. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Quick Facts
3781 Full-Time Seats and 8000 Part-Time Students
91% Employment Rate
51 International Students
$2600 Cost of Tuition
80+ Programs
476 Full-Time Faculty and 80 Part-Time Faculty
NBCC in a nutshell
Why Choose NBCC?We are more than what happens in the classroom!
Safe and friendly environment
Small class sizes
Nationally and internationally accredited
programs
University transfers
Faculty that talk the talk and walk the walk
91% employment rate
Practical hands-on experience
Why Choose NBCC?
Dozens of Choices
Applied and Media Arts
Craft & Design
Administration
Hospitality and Tourism
Information Technology
Health
Academic Services
Social Services
Engineering Technology
Trades
Natural Resources
NBCC offers over 80 programs of study
Applied and Media Arts
Ready. Set. Create
Animation and Graphics
Digital Photography
Electronic Game – 3D Graphics
Electronic Game – Design
Graphic Arts Production
Graphic Design
Journalism
Media Studies
Craft & DesignReady. Set. Design
Foundation Visual Arts
Fine Craft and Applied DesignCeramicsCommunication DesignFashion DesignJewellery/Metal ArtsPhotographyTextiles
Diploma of Advanced Studies
AdministrationReady. Set. Manage
Business AdministrationAccountingInvestment
ManagementMarketingSales and Marketing
Office Administration
Office Administration -
Bilingual
Office Administration -
Executive
Hospitality and TourismReady. Set. Explore
Cook
Hospitality and Tourism
Management Adventure Leadership Culinary Arts International Travel and Tourism Hotel and Restaurant Management
Information Technology
Computer Programming Technology
Internet Application Programmer
Programmer Analyst (Co-op)
Ready. Set. Resolve
Computer Network TechnologyNetwork Design and
AdministrationNetwork/Web SupportNetwork Support Analyst
Computer Systems Technician
Desktop SupportNetwork SupportPC RepairWeb Support
HealthReady. Set. Care
Medical Laboratory
Technology
Personal Support Worker
Pharmacy Technician
Practical Nurse
Respiratory Therapy
Social ServicesReady. Set. Support
Correctional Techniques
Criminal Justice
Early Childhood Education
Human Services
Police Foundations
Youth Care Worker
Academic Services
Academic Studies
General Studies
Second Language Training
Engineering TechnologyReady. Set. Innovate
Chemical Technology
Civil Engineering Technology ArchitecturalConstruction
ManagementHighway and MunicipalStructural
Electrical Engineering Technology Alternate Energy Systems Computer Systems (Co-op) Electronic Communication Systems (Co-op) Electronic Designs and Embedded Systems Industrial Electronics Telecommunications
Engineering TechnologyReady. Set. Innovate
Environmental Technology
Industrial Control Technology
Mechanical Engineering Technology Buildings- Energy and Environment (Co-op) Production Management (Co-op)
Power Engineering Technology
(Co-op)
Metals and ManufacturingReady. Set. Manufacture
Computerized Numerically
Industrial Mechanics
Machinist
Mechanical Technician (Co-op)
Process Control Technician
Sheet Metal Fabrication
Steel Fabrication
Welding
Welding Engineering
Technology
Controlled Manufacturing Technician
Building and ConstructionReady. Set. Build
Bricklaying
Carpentry
Electrical
Landscape
Floor Installer
Plumbing
Refrigeration and Air
ConditioningTechnician
Motive Power andNatural Resources
Automotive Service Technician
Heavy Equipment Service
Technician
Marine Diesel Mechanics
Motor Vehicle Body Repairand Painter
Truck and Transport Service Technician
Aquaculture Technician
Admission Requirements
Profile A
• High School Diploma or Adult High School Diploma or GED Diploma of High School Equivalency
Profile B
• High School Diploma or Adult High School Diploma or GED Diploma of High School Equivalency
• Geometry and Applications in Mathematics 112 and Functions and Relations 112Profile C
• High School Diploma or Adult High School Diploma or GED Diploma of High School Equivalency
• Geometry and Applications in Mathematics 112 and Functions and Relations 112
• One (1) additional science from the following: Biology 122, Chemistry 112 or 122, Physics 112 or 122
Admission Requirements
Profile D
• High School Diploma or Adult High School Diploma or GED Diploma of High School Equivalency
• Geometry and Applications in Mathematics 112 and Functions and Relations 112
• One (2) additional science from the following: Biology 122, Chemistry 112 or 122, Physics 112 or 122
Profile E
• High School Diploma or Adult High School Diploma or GED Diploma of High School Equivalency
• Mathematics 120 or 122Profile F
• Post-secondary certificate or diploma in a related field
Applying to NBCC
When to Apply
We begin processing applications on November the 1st each year.
How to Apply
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Complete an application form online, over the phone or on paper and send it to the College Admissions Service (CAS).
Pay the application fee online at www.nbcc.ca, at one of our campuses or mail it in with your application. The application fee is $25 per program and you can apply for up to two programs.
Include an official high school transcript plus any other post-secondary transcript. Admission requirements are outlined in the NBCC calendar.
Money Well SpentFinances and Your Future
Regular full-time program (40 weeks or
30 credits)$2,600
Money Well SpentAdditional Expenses
SRC Fee ( varies by campus) $50-$100
Books and Supplies (estimate) $1,000
NBCC Live (mandatory for certain programs) $300-$800
Money Well SpentScholarships and Bursaries
NBCC awarded more than $158,500 in Scholarships and bursaries in 2006-2007
Information on other scholarships and bursaries is available at each campus or online. Information is also available from your counselling centres.
$1000 NBCC Entrance Scholarship
Keep Moving Forward
Articulations and University Partnerships
NBCC is proud of the fact that many institutions accept its student into advanced levels of their degree program.
Depending on your program you can enter into a second or third year of a degree at several universities in Canada.
Keep Moving Forward
Articulations and University Partnerships
Year 1
Year 2
Year 3
Year 4
$5,372
$5,372 minus $2,000 PNB Grant
$5,372
$5,372
Total $19,488 for a 4 year degree
Year 1
Year 2
Year 3
Year 4
$2,600
$2,600
$5,372 minus $2,000 PNB Grant$5,372
Total $13,944 for a 4 year degree
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Student LifeCollege life begins with academics, but it doesn’t end
there!
Students’ Representative
Council
Right Start to College
Sports and Student Clubs
Academic Support
Accommodations
Bookstore
Child Care
Counselling
Food Service
Library Services
Health Services
Services for Students with
Disabilities
Student for a DayTake us for a spin!
Tour the campus of your choice
Sit on a class you’re considering
Meet with faculty
Talk with students
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