Zoom Drop-In Sessions
Have a quick question? Ask an advisor. Join our virtual drop-in sessions. Here you will have a brief one-on-one appointment with an Academic Advisor to get your questions answered.
Arrive any time during the session.
A few things to note:
If you do not have a CNC student ID number, please contact recruitment at 250-561-5855 or futurestudent@cnc.bc.ca
You will have 10 to 15 minutes for the appointment, please have your questions prepared ahead of time.
For privacy reasons please do not use your full name or student number when joining the meeting
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Appointment Booking
It is best to plan an appointment in advance, as typically there is a one week wait for a booked appointment. Appointments open two weeks in advance. If no times are available, check again tomorrow.
Student Success Advising
The Student Success Advisors at CNC are available to help current students throughout their program. Our academic advisors strive to provide information and support that will assist you in making choices leading to academic and personal achievement.
Make an appointment with a Student Success Advisor if:
- You need help with choosing electives
- You have transfer credits from another institution
- You want to take a course at a different institute
- You need to withdraw or take a leave from the program
- You are a returning student
- You have questions about the program or academic resources
Choosing the right program for you
Test-drive college by taking courses while attending high school
Dual Credit is an opportunity for high school students to begin post-secondary programs and courses while they are still in high school. This option is available for grades 11 & 12 students in good academic standing.
Are you ready to test your own job aptitude?
Based on your results, this online self-assessment test will help uncover occupations best suited to you. When you have your results, check which programs below might be a good fit.
Meeting Prerequisites & Upgrading
You must ensure you meet the course prerequisite and co-requisite requirements before enrolling in courses. Prerequisites are listed with each course description in the Academic Calendar. You must achieve a minimum grade of C- to use a course for credit in the degree. Our Student Success Advisors are here to help you create your strategic educational plan. Whether you need assistance meeting prerequisites or upgrading credits, our advisors will listen to your questions and share their insights and expertise.
Switching programs
Students who wish to change programs can do so by applying to the new program. The application fee will still apply, and you must meet the entrance requirements for that program. If you meet these requirements and there is space in the program, you may be offered a seat.
To graduate from a program, you must meet specific academic requirements, including the successful completion of courses. Some of the courses you have taken in a previous program may count for credit in a different program, but they will be subject to scrutiny to ensure they are valued as equivalent, as specified by the program.
Transferring credits
Transfer credit allows students to apply their previous post-secondary studies toward a new credential at a different institution. For detailed information on course transfers and how they may apply between institutions, consult the BC Transfer Guide.
Graduating
All students in credential programs need to complete the Apply to Graduate form, even if you do not plan on attending convocation.
Graduating
All students in credential programs need to complete the Apply to Graduate form, even if you do not plan on attending convocation.
Resources for Indigenous students
Aboriginal Advisor
The Advisor works with the student services team to ensure Indigenous students are provided with holistic and culturally appropriate services that help them achieve their education and career goals. The Advisor helps students set educational goals and encourages students to develop self-planning and networking with college and community resources. In all, the Advisor will support the College’s goal of recruiting, retaining and empowering Aboriginal students to succeed.
Funding for Aboriginal Students
If you’re looking for assistance paying for college, check out these resources. There are several Aboriginal Awards that can be applied for, as well as resources for additional financial aid
Contact
Advising
- Prince George
- +1 250-561-5818
- +1 800-371-8111
Tuesday: 10:00am-4:00pm
Wednesday-Friday: 8:30am-4:00pm
Advising
- Burns Lake
- +1 250-692-1700
Advising
- Mackenzie
- +1 250-997-7200
Advising
- Quesnel
- +1 250-991-7500
Advising
- Vanderhoof
- +1 250-567-3200