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NORTH ISLAND COLLEGE

INTERNATIONALVancouver Island, Canada

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At North Island College, VancouVer Island is your classroom.

From vibrant festivals to surfing the West Coast, you can expect an outstanding education in one of Canada’s most spectacular international tourist destinations.

www.nic.bc.ca/international | [email protected] 3

Getting here is easy.

The Comox Valley (YQQ) is a short 25-minute flight from Vancouver (YVR), with flights arriving regularly from Edmonton (YEG), Calgary (YYC), and Toronto (YYZ).

For air, bus, and ferry options from Vancouver, visit www.nic.bc.ca/international.

North IslaNd College Easy travel, comfortable climate

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Comox Valley Campus *

Campbell River Campus *

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NIC Welcomes the World

For students from Japan, China, India, Nigeria, the United States and many more countries, North Island College offers a truly Canadian experience in a beautiful setting.

International students can choose from certificate, diploma and degree programs in Business, Tourism, Trades, English as a Second Language, and more. NIC also offers many pathways to top universities in Canada, the United States, and around the world.

www.nic.bc.ca/international

Arnaud Mike Coesy, France Playing soccer after class

Making new friends on campus,

Orientation Day

Vancouver Island, Canada

C A N A D A

Hana Lee, Korea

Volunteering at a local day care

Kashira Mohd Daud, SingaporeWorking in the Fine Art studios


Tania Reyna Miranda, Mexico Exploring with her homestay family

Our international students come from every corner of the globe, including:


• Mexico

• Nigeria

• USA

• India

• France

• Japan

• China

• South Africa

• United Kingdom

• Taiwan

• Moldova

• Thailand

• Singapore

• Brazil

• Columbia

• Ukraine

• Russia

• Hong Kong

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WORK and STAY in Canada

Earn money while you study and gain Canadian work experience. International students can work both on and off campus. Every semester, we offer information sessions where you can ask questions and find out about work and volunteer opportunities.

north island CollegeWork part time while you study and full time during summer break.

• Co-opEducationProgram Get paid and gain Canadian work experience in your field of study. The following programs offer a Co-op component: Adventure Tourism Management diploma, Tourism & Hospitality Management diploma, Business Administration diploma, and the Bachelor of Business Administration degree.

• Careers,StudentJobs&VolunteerWork The Employment Resource Centre at NIC provides students with resources and help in finding part-time student jobs, volunteer work, and even professional careers in Canada or abroad.

Canadian government ProgramsCanadian immigration laws allow students to stay and work in Canada while studying and after graduation.

• Off-CampusWorkPermit After six months of study in an academic program, international students can work while studying and earn Canadian wages.

• Post-GraduationWorkPermit This program allows you to work for up to three years after graduation, and can be a major step to becoming a permanent Canadian resident.

• CanadianExperienceClassificationforImmigrationPurposes NIC can help you gain the educational experience you need for immigration, and help you find the right job.

Get information on all these opportunities from our International Education office or at www.nic.bc.ca/international.

“I applied for my Off-Campus Work Permit with help from the International Education office, and I was able to find a part-time job easily.

Kashira Mohd Daud, SingaporeFine Art & Design student


How much will YoUr education cost?

save up to $15,000 with NIC… by taking your first year of courses with NIC, and then transferring to one of Canada’s top universities.

$1,600

$1,700

$1,600

$520

$8,500

$21,000

$1,600

$280

$10,200

$1,200

$6,250

* Based on 10 university transfer courses

The estimated cost comparison above is intended as a guide only. Actual costs will vary depending on your institution, program, and living arrangements.

What could you buy with $15,000?

Summer vacation travelling across Canada and the US by train

$15,000 down toward your own condo/townhouse close to campus

Convertible 2003 Jeep TJ Sport to tour around Vancouver Island

Season’s pass to Mount Washington, add a new snowboard, boots and all the gear, plus a mountain bike ... and your own kayak

Invite your family to visit you in Canada

NorTh ISlAND collEgE

cANADIAN UNIvErSITy

rent apartment

food

Books & supplies*

Personal expenses

Bus pass

ESTIMATED COSTS FOR OnE YEAR OF ACADEMIC STUDIES (SEP TO APR) FOR An InTERnATIOnAl STUDEnT

$34,920

$19,330

$15,590

International student tuition*

homestay (incl. food)

Books & supplies*

Personal expenses

Bus pass

International student tuition*


academic Preparation

intermediate advanced college prep college programs

Upgrading

High School Level Courses in Math, English, Sciences, Computers, History, Geography

Choose from over 50 certificates, diplomas, and degrees within:

• Business

• Fine Arts

• Tourism & Hospitality

• Interactive Media

• Human Services

• Trades & Technology

• University Transfer

English as a Second Language

Courses in Reading/Writing, Listening/Speaking, and Grammar/Pronunciation

english that makes sense

Are you stronger at reading, but need more practice listening? No problem.

Our ESL classes are divided into three areas:

1) Reading/writing,

2) Listening/speaking, and

3) Grammar/pronunciation

So you can be placed in the level that’s right for you, and get help where you need it.

UPgrade the right WayIf math is not your strength, or you need to improve your high school grades to qualify for college programs, you can take those courses right here at NIC.

Bridge into college programs early! At NIC, you can start your college program courses while you finish Academic Prep Upgrading or advanced ESL coursework.

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Programs at North Island College

Programs at other institutions

University transfer & degrees

1 YEAR AT nIC 2 YEARS AT nIC FUll DEgREE

First-year courses

Bachelor's degrees (120 credits, approx 4 years)

• Bachelor of Arts Degree, Liberal Studies Major, Vancouver Island University (VIU)

• Bachelor of Business Administration Degree, Accounting Major

• Bachelor of Business Administration Degree, General Management Major

• Bachelor of Business Administration Degree, Marketing Major

• Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree. Emily Carr University

Associate degrees (60 credits, approx. 2 years)

• Associate of Arts Degree• Associate of Science Degree

Completion of degrees from other universities or

Royal Roads University, RRU/NIC Co-Admission

• Bachelor of Arts Degree Major in Justice Studies, International Hotel Management, or Professional Communication

• Bachelor of Commerce Degree Major in Entrepreneurial Management

• Bachelor of Science Degree Major in Environmental Science

Completion of degrees from other universities

First- and second-year courses

1/ Your optionsAt NIC, you can take first- and second-year university level transfer courses or choose one of our associate or bachelor's degree programs. Create your personal course plan with our Advisors, and study full or part time.

academic prep

Complete Academic

Prep courses to meet entry requirements

for college and university

programs.

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Each of our school district partners offers International Programs for students in Grades 8 through 12, making it possible to complete British Columbia high school graduation

before starting at North Island College. www.vancouverislandschools.com

Start at high school

70School District


University transfer & degrees

1 YEAR AT nIC 2 YEARS AT nIC FUll DEgREE

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2/ Study areas 3/ DestinationsYou can choose from over 200 first- and second-year level University Studies courses in all the study areas below.

All of our University Studies courses, associate degrees, and diplomas transfer in part or in full to virtually any university in Canada.

Plus many more institutions across Canada or around the world!

4/ Questions?Whatever you would like to do, we can help make it happen. Email our Student Advisor for help choosing programs, courses, and developing university transfer plans.

[email protected]

Education

English

Fine Arts

First Nations Studies

French

History

Interactive Media

Media & Communication

Philosophy

Spanish

Anthropology

Criminology

Economics

Equity & Social Justice

Geography

Human Services

Political Science

Psychology

Sociology

Women’s Studies

Biology

Chemistry

Computers

Mathematics

Nursing

Physics

Space Science & Astronomy

Accounting

Law

Finance

Marketing

Management

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"All my classes are 100% relevant to what I want to do for a living."

Ferris Sterling, North Island College student Bachelor of Business Administration Degree


Paid Canadian Work experienceOur Business Administration diploma and degree programs include Co-operative Education work terms, which provide students with paid work experience in their field of study.

With Co-op, student semesters alternate between full-time study and paid full-time work terms. Job placements may be local or international, depending on your interests and academic goals.

Université Paris 13 (France)

Business Programs

certificate diploma degree graduate studiesacademic prep

Business Administration Certificate

Bachelor of Business Administration Degree, Accounting Major

Business Administration Post Degree Diploma

Business degrees at BC universities



Bachelor of Business Administration Degree, Marketing Major

Accounting designations:

CA, CGA, or CMA

Master's and MBA programs

Any bachelor's degree from a recognized institution

Business Administration Diploma

Bachelor of Business Administration Degree, General Management Major

Dual Degree OptionUniversité Paris 13 & NIC

With the Bachelor of Business Administration dual degree option, you will take three of four years of your Business degree at North Island College, then complete two semesters of study at Université Paris 13 (UP13) in France. Upon graduation, you will have both your BBA and a French Economie et Gestion licence from UP13.

Complete Academic



programs.

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Earn 2 degrees in just 4 years, with our dual degree option!


aNNUal shoWs & eveNts

November: Art Event Open House

march: Art Event Open House

may: Emily Carr at NIC BFA Grad Show

may: Fine Arts & Design Grad Show

JuNe: Professional Photography Exhibition

Fine art & design Programs

certificate diploma ADvAnCED DIPlOMA degree graduate studiesacademic prep



Professional Photography Certificate

Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree, Emily Carr University at NIC

Fine Arts Diploma

Web Design Certificate

Web Development Diploma

Communication Design Diploma

Advanced Communication Design Diploma

Master's programs

INtERACtIvE mEdIA

Complete Academic



programs.

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Degrees from other universities and institutions

Degrees from other universities and institutions


tourism & hospitality Programs

Coastal Adventure Tourism Certificate

Food & Beverage Management Certificate

Adventure tourism and tourism management degrees

Adventure Tourism Management Diploma

Professional Cook 1 Professional Cook 2 Professional Cook 3Interprovincial

(Red Seal) Certification

Bachelor of Business Administration, General Management Major (year 3 & 4)

Tourism & Hospitality Management Diploma

Business and tourism management degrees

CuLINARy ARtS

certificate diploma degree academic prep


External certification and programs at other institutions

Paid Canadian Work experienceOur Tourism & Hospitality Management and Adventure Tourism Management programs include Co-operative Education work terms, which provide students with paid work experience in their field of study.

disney international ProgramsStudents in the Tourism & Hospitality Management, Business Administration, and Culinary Arts programs may complete a special Co-op Education work term with the University of California Riverside and Disney International Programs.

Complete Academic



programs.

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ProgrAm STArT lENgTh TUITIoN locATIoN

aCademiC PreParation

Upgrading – high school level courses in math, English, sciences, and more Continuous Flexible $4,600 per semester CV CR PA PH All

Bc Adult graduation Diploma Year-round Flexible $4,600 per semester CV CR PA PH All

English as a Second language Year-round Varies $4,600 per semester CV CR PA PH All

University transfer & degrees// degrees at niC

Bachelor of Arts Degree, liberal Studies major, vancouver Island University (vIU) Sep, Jan + 2 years $5,100 per semester CV CR PA PH All

Bachelor of Business Administration Degree, Accounting major

CV CR PA PH All

Sep, Jan 4 years $5,100 per semester CV CR PA PH All

Bachelor of Business Administration Degree, general management major

CV CR PA PH All


Bachelor of Business Administration Degree, marketing major

CV CR PA PH All


Bachelor of fine Arts Degree, Emily carr University (EcUAD) Sep + 2 years $5,100 per semester CV CR PA PH All

// 2 years at niC

royal roads University rrU/ NIc co-Admission Complete 2 years of transfer coursework or an Associate degree at NIC, then enter directly into third year of a bachelor’s degree at RRU:

• Bachelor of Arts in International Hotel Management • Bachelor of Arts degree in Justice Studies • Bachelor of Arts in Professional Communication • Bachelor of Commerce degree in Entrepreneurial Management • Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Science

Sep, Jan + 1 year $5,100 per semester at NIC CV CR PA PH All

Associate of Arts Degree Sep, Jan 2 years $5,100 per semester CV CR PA PH All

Associate of Science Degree Sep, Jan 2 years $5,100 per semester CV CR PA PH All

University Studies courses 1st- and 2nd-year university level courses in over 30 subject areas, including Arts, Humanities, Math, and Sciences.

Sep, Jan, May Varies $5,100 per semester CV CR PA PH All

// 1 year at niC

first-year Engineering Sep, Jan 1 year $5,100 per semester CV CR PA PH All

Pre-Professional Degree First-Year course plan for transfer to degree programs at BC universities.Bachelor of Education, Medical, Pharmacy, Kinesiology, and more.

Sep, Jan 1 year $5,100 per semester CV CR PA PH All

University Studies courses 1st- and 2nd-year university level courses in over 30 subject areas, including Arts, Humanities, Math, and Sciences.

Sep, Jan, May Varies $5,100 per semester CV CR PA PH All

BUsiness Business Administration Post Degree Diploma Sep, Jan 1 year $5,100 per semester CV CR PA PH All

Bachelor of Business Administration Degree, Accounting major

CV CR PA PH All


Bachelor of Business Administration Degree, general management major

CV CR PA PH All


Bachelor of Business Administration Degree, marketing major

CV CR PA PH All


Business Administration Diploma

CV CR PA PH All


Business Administration certificate Sep, Jan 1 year $5,100 per semester CV CR PA PH All

Applied Business Technology: office management certificate Varies 30 weeks $10,200 totalCV CR PA PH All

Applied Business Technology: Administrative Assistant certificate Varies 30 weeks $10,200 totalCV CR PA PH All

Applied Business Technology: computing Accounting Assistant certificate Varies 30 weeks $10,200 totalCV CR PA PH All

Applied Business Technology: legal Administrative Assistant certificate Varies 30 weeks $10,200 totalCV CR PA PH All

Applied Business Technology: medical office Assistant certificate Varies 30 weeks $10,200 totalCV CR PA PH All

Applied Business Technology: office Assistant 1 certificate Varies 30 weeks $10,200 totalCV CR PA PH All

Programs at a glance


ProgrAm STArT lENgTh TUITIoN locATIoN

fine art & design

Bachelor of fine Arts Degree, Emily carr University Sep + 2 years Varies CV CR PA PH All

fine Arts Diploma Sep, Jan 2 years Varies CV CR PA PH All

Professional Photography certificate Sep, Jan 10 months $10,200 total CV CR PA PH All

Interactive media: Advanced communication Design Diploma Sep 3 years $5,100 per semester CV CR PA PH All

Interactive media: communication Design Diploma Sep 2 years $5,100 per semester CV CR PA PH All

Interactive media: Web Development Diploma Sep 2 years $5,100 per semester CV CR PA PH All

CommUnity Care

Early childhood care & Education certificate Sep 10 months $10,200 total CV CR PA PH AllCV CR PA PH All

Women’s Studies Diploma Sep, Jan 2 years $5,100 per semester CV CR PA PH All

Animal care Aide certificate Oct 30 weeks $10,200 total CV CR PA PH All

human Services Diploma Sep 1 year $5,100 per semester CV CR PA PH All

toUrism & hosPitality

Adventure Tourism management Diploma

CV CR PA PH All

Sep, Jan 2 years Varies, Email NIC for details CV CR PA PH All

coastal Adventure Tourism certificate Jan 5 months Varies, Email NIC for details CV CR PA PH All

culinary Arts (Professional cook levels 1,2 &3) PA=Sep CR=Sep, Jan Varies Varies, Email NIC for details CV CR PA PH All

Tourism & hospitality management Diploma

CV CR PA PH All

Sep 2 years $5,100 per semester CV CR PA PH All

food & Beverage management certificate Sep 8 months $5,100 per semester CV CR PA PH All

trades & teChnology

Aircraft Structures Technician (AmE-S) Sep 42 weeks $10,200 total CV CR PA PH All

Automotive Service Technician foundation Sep 30 weeks $10,200 total CV CR PA PH All

carpentry foundation PA=Sep CV=Jan 24 weeks $10,200 total CV CR PA PH AllCV CR PA PH All

culinary Arts - Professional cook levels 1,2 &3 PA=Sep CR=Sep, Jan Varies Varies, Email NIC for details CV CR PA PH All

Drafting certificate Sep 36 weeks $10,200 total CV CR PA PH All

Electrical foundation Sep, Feb 24 weeks $10,200 total CV CR PA PH All CV CR PA PH All

Electronics Technician core certificate Sep 36 weeks $10,200 total CV CR PA PH All

heavy Duty & commercial Transport mechanic foundation Sep 36 weeks $10,200 total CV CR PA PH All

Industrial Automation Technician Diploma Sep 36 weeks $10,200 total CV CR PA PH All

Joinery/cabinetmaking foundation Sep 36 weeks $10,200 total CV CR PA PH All

metal fabrication foundation Jan 20 weeks Varies, Email NIC for details CV CR PA PH All

Plumbing & Piping foundation Sep, Feb 26 weeks $10,200 total CV CR PA PH All CV CR PA PH All

Visitwww.nic.bc.ca/internationalforacompletelistofprogramadmissionrequirements.Tuition fees listed in this Viewbook are accurate only at the time of publication and can change without notice.

ICOnS: CV CR PA PH All Comox Valley CV CR PA PH All Campbell River CV CR PA PH All Port Alberni CV CR PA PH All Online or Distance

CV CR PA PH All

Paid Co-op Work Experience

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servICes & sUPPort

Cultural activities

Canadian and international Cultural Assistants are a big part of student life at North Island College. They organize activities, trips, parties, and events, and make it easy for international students to feel at home.

Comox valley aquatic Centre

A full-service recreation centre, including swimming pool, showers, steam room, and weight training gym, is just steps from our Comox Valley campus. The student drop-in fee is $30 for ten visits.

educational advising

After you receive your Letter of Acceptance, our Student Advisors will communicate with you by email to help you choose courses before arriving in Canada. They can also answer your questions about programs and help create an educational plan based on your specific needs and career goals.

employment resource Centre

At the Employment Resource Centre, students can browse for student work and career postings, get help creating a Canadian-style resume, practice interview skills, and much more.

homestay Program

Many of our international students choose to live with a Canadian host family through our Homestay program, which matches international students with Canadian families. Students are provided their own private bedroom and an area to study while sharing the rest of the house with the family. The cost is $750 per month, plus a one-time $250 placement fee.

off-Campus housing

Students can visit www.nic.och101.com to browse our Off-Campus Student Housing List. International students often find apartments or share houses with other students after they have settled in the community. Short-term accommodation is also available at hotels, hostels, and bed and breakfasts. The cost for a private one-bedroom apartment can be as low as $600 per month.

Paid Work experience

Co-operative Education (Co-op) gives students the opportunity to combine their academic study with paid employment in a relevant field. The following programs offer a Co-op component: Adventure Tourism Management diploma, Tourism & Hospitality Management diploma, Business Administration diploma, and the Bachelor of Business Administration degree.

transportation

Our campuses are all located in bicycle, walking, and jogging–friendly communities. There are public buses in each of our communities. For bus schedules, visit www.transitbc.com.

Peer tutoring

Free tutoring is available at the Comox Valley campus for many courses, including University Studies, English as a Second Language, and Upgrading.

more facilities & resources

Our beautiful campuses provide a wide range of student services and resources, including:

• Counselling

• Wireless internet

• Computer labs

• Libraries

• Printing

• Educational advising

• North Island Students’ Union

• Childcare

• Cafeteria

• Bookstores

• Bank machines

• Vending machines

• Public transit

• Bike racks

• Lockers

• Free parking

• Student bus passes

• Medical insurance

• Visa renewal support

• Alumni

services & admissionFrom the first time you contact North

Island College to the day you graduate, we are here to help you reach your goals.

"Whatever you need, from course registration to study permits and graduation, we're always here to help."


adMIssIoN

general admission

To qualify for admission to North Island College you must meet the following requirements:

ESLprograms:

1. Applicants must be 18* years of age and a high school graduate. TOEFL or IELTS scores are not required.

Allotherprograms(academic,career,trades):

1. Applicants must be 18* years of age and a high school graduate.

2. Meet other academic and admission requirements for their chosen program. For example: Grade 11 math for many programs.

3. English is the language of instruction. To be admitted to the college, you must meet the minimum English requirements for the program. You may complete the NIC English Language Program, submit Grade 12 English results, TOEFL 550 or CBT 213 or iBT 80 with no section below 19, IELTS 6.0 with no band below 5.5, CAEL 60, or Cambridge Advanced or First Certificate with a minimum ‘B’ grade.

International Baccalaureate Diploma graduates are welcome to apply and will be provided with options of first year standing for many higher level courses with a minimum grade of 5.

* Options may be available for younger students who have completed high school.

math/english assessment service

North Island College offers math, English and online ESL assessment services, which you can complete from your home country. If you do not meet the English language or math requirement (if applicable) for your chosen program, you may be eligible for Conditional Admission while you upgrade your skills.

visa & study Permits

Study permits are required for international students who plan to study in Canada for longer than six months. Once you have received your Letter of Acceptance or Conditional Letter of Acceptance from North Island College, you can apply for a study permit. For more information on study permit requirements to study in Canada, visit www.cic.gc.ca.

Payment & deadlines

Students are required to submit their first term fees no later than 30 days after the date on their Letter of Invitation from North Island College. Tuition and fees may be paid by certified cheque in Canadian funds, credit card, postal money order, or bank wire. For complete information about program costs, refund policies, college fees, and more, please visit www.nic.bc.ca/international.

More to eXPlore

tour our Communities

There’s so much to enjoy in and around our three campus communities. You’ll find galleries, shops, theatres, museums, and a wide range of cultural activities—dance, music, drama, and festivals. Visit our tourism sites to find out more:

Comox Valley:www.discovercomoxvalley.com

Campbell River:www.campbellriver.travel

Port Alberni:www.albernivalleytourism.com

Join us on facebook!

Meet international students studying at North Island College, explore photo galleries, and browse the events and activities happening in our communities. Enter the web link below, and see what’s happening at NIC today!

www.facebook.com/NorthIslandCollegeWelcomestheWorld.NICW2

"Whatever you need, from course registration to study permits and graduation, we're always here to help."

Angie Price International Student Liaison Officer

22 Rev: September 20, 2010 S:\Forms\StudentRecordsOffice\20InternationalApplicationForAdmissionForm.doc

Please ensure your application includes:1. □ $100 Canadian non-refundable application fee2. □ Copy of passport photo page (if available) email to [email protected]. □ For English programs, a high school graduation transcript AND for other programs, completion of one of NIC Academic Prep Program; BC Grade 12 English C (+); CAEL 60; IELTS 6.0 no band below 5.5; or TOEFL iBT 80 no section below 19 or TOEFL 550 (Code 8538).4. □ Official copy of your educational documents, a certified copy translated into English if required.

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Date of Birth (yy/mm/dd) Place of Birth Citizenship □ Male □ Female

Mailing Address City Province/State

Country Postal Code Telephone

Address in Canada (if known) City Province Postal Code Telephone

Mail correspondence to: □ Home Address □ Address in Canada Student Email Address Skype Address

Emergency Contact Name Relationship Telephone

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Study authorization will be: □ Study Permit □ Visitor’s Visa □ Minister’s Permit □ Other, please specify: _____________I want to study NIC’s English Language Program □ Yes □ No Year: _____________ Start Term □ Sept □ Jan □ May □ JulyI want to study a university/college program □ Yes □ No Year: _____________ Start Term □ Sept □ Jan □ May

How long do you plan to study at NIC?_______________ Program name: __________________________________________________________________________

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Name of last school attended From (yr) To (yr)

Address of last school attended City Prov/State

Country Postal Code Grade/Form/Level completed or Diploma/Degree earned □ Transcript attached if applicable

Please indicate your main activity during the past year: Please indicate where you were located during the past year: □ In British Columbia□ Attending Secondary School □ Attending University □ Working □ In another province□ Attending College □ Other Educational Institution □ Other: ____________ □ In another country

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□ Cash $100 Canadian funds (do not mail/courier)

□ Credit card via NIC Connect (https://nicconnect.nic.bc.ca)

* Visa or MasterCard accepted

□ Wire funds (email [email protected] for instructions)

□ Certified cheque or money order (Canadian funds)

Reference # __________________

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RELEASE OF INFORMATION - (if applicable)I hereby authorize North Island College to release any of the following items: application information, admissions status, Letter of Invitation or Acceptance, transcripts, progress and attendance records to:□ Representative/Agent Name _______________________________________________________

Email address __________________________________________________________________

Are you applying under □ SPP India □ SPP China □ SPP Other: _____________________

□ Relative/Friend Name ____________________________________________________________

Email address __________________________________________________________________DECLARATION – please read the following before signing:

1. I declare that the information I have submitted on the application is true and correct. Falsifying any document or information submitted will result in the immediate cancellation of admission or registration at the College.

2. I understand that this information along with subsequent information is collected under the authority of the College and Institute Act. This information will be protected and used in compliance with the BC Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act for the purpose of admission, registration, research, and other purposes consistent with the mandate of the institution.

3. I understand that submission of this application does not guarantee admission to a program or course, and that admission is subject to meeting NIC’s prerequisites and space availability.

4. I agree to abide by the rules and regulations of NIC as published in the Calendar and those of the department and program in which I shall be registered and any changes which may be made while I am a student at NIC.

5. I understand that NIC has the right to cancel a program due to low registration. 6. I have read and understand the International Education Refund Policy – please see web link

http://www.nic.bc.ca/international .

_______________________________________________ ___________________ Applicant’s signature in English (Do not print) (yy/mm/dd)

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Entered by: ______________________________________

Date: __________________ Time:____________________

Student #: _______________________________________

App fee rec’d: ____________________________________

Program: ________________________________________

INTERNATIONAL APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION2300 Ryan Road, Courtenay, BC, Canada, V9N 8N6

Tel: 1-250-334-5033 Fax: 1-250-334-5287Email: [email protected] Website: www.nic.bc.ca/international


Welcome & register for classes!

Receiving your Letter of Acceptance also means you have become an NIC student—congratulations! Now you will be given a student number and access to NIC CONNECT to begin registering for your courses. You will also receive information regarding arrival and orientation.

apply for your study permit

Once you have sent your first term fees and met all the requirements for your chosen program, NIC will send you a Letter of Acceptance, which will allow you to apply for your Study Permit at your nearest Canadian Embassy or High Commission.

www.cic.gc.ca

Complete admission requirements

If we have received all your required documents, we will send you a Letter of Invitation via email within two weeks. The letter will outline your required first term fees and deadline for submission.

apply to niC

Students can apply online or by mail, fax, and email. NIC will send confirmation letting you know that your application arrived.

Applyonline Follow the steps listed on our website, and contact us if you have any questions.


Or,bymail,fax,oremail Complete the International Application for Admission form. Include the $100 application fee with the required documentation, and send it to NIC:

Mail: North Island College International 2300 Ryan Rd, Courtenay, BC Canada, V9N 8N6

Email: [email protected]

Fax: 1-250-334-5287

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North Island College International

2300 Ryan Road, Courtenay, BC

Canada, v9N 8N6

tel: 1-250-334-5033

Fax: 1-250-334-5287

Email: [email protected]

WWW.niC.BC.Ca/international

NORTH ISLAND COLLEGE

INTERNATIONALVancouver Island, Canada

70School District

BRITISH COLUMBIA COUNCIL FOR

INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION

BCCIE

Association ofCanadianCommunityColleges (ACCC)

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special thanks to the following friends for generously sharing their photos:

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