Mature students

Did you know?

• The average CNC student is 29 years old.
• CNC has on-site daycares (Prince George and Burns Lake campuses)
• We offer some courses online or by distance education. As well, we have many part-time options.
• Many of our programs have flexible admission requirements for mature students -- talk to a CNC counsellor or advisor
• Our Centre for Student Success offers free seminars on study techniques, exam strategies, time management, and more.  

Explore our services, contact a CNC recruitment advisor, or visit AskCNC. Or come down and we'll be happy to answer any questions! 

Missing a high-school credit or two? Upgrade through our College and Career Preparation (CCP) courses. Many CNC students take them at the same time as other college courses.  

Not sure what to study? Contact CNC Counselling and Advising, or browse our programs. 

Concerned about paying for college? Contact CNC Financial Aid, or check our fees here -- we may be more affordable than you think!

Wondering where to live? We have a 92-unit residence on campus. As well, our Student's Union has lists of off-campus housing -- call them at 250-562-2131, ext. 5365 or 1-800-371-8111, ext. 5365.

Get a peek behind the scenes -- sign up for a free campus tour!

• Free family movie nights
• Fitness and dance classes
• Racquetball and squash courts
• Climbing wall
• Doggie Fashion Show
• Halloween celebrations
• CNC Children's Christmas Party

• Toonie burger barbeque
• On-campus arcade games, ping-pong, and big-screen TV
• Themed meals created by our Culinary Arts students
• Live music
• “Trees of CNC” Christmas event
• And more! 

Start your degree at CNC  

Take up to two years of a degree in our friendly classrooms, then transfer to university. We have transfer agreements with

• Thompson Rivers University
• Emily Carr University
• Kwantlen Polytechnic University
• University of British Columbia 
• University of Northern British Columbia 
• Simon Fraser University 
• And more!

The BCCAT transfer guide shows how CNC courses transfer to BC universities.You can also transfer to universities in other provinces, and internationally -- talk to a CNC counsellor for details.