At a glance
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This pathway allows you to take individual university-level courses in a variety of subjects. It's designed for students who plan to transfer to another institution to complete a bachelor's degree. You can explore your academic interests at your own pace, taking as many or as few courses as you wish. NIC courses are structured to be transferable, helping you build a personalized plan to meet the specific requirements of your chosen program at other universities in British Columbia and beyond.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the University Studies program open to international students?
- No, this program is designed for domestic students only. International students should contact the international team to inquire about other available options.
- What are the entry requirements for the University Studies program?
- While a high school diploma or equivalent is typical, North Island College offers upgrading and assessment options for applicants who do not have these. It is recommended to contact an educational advisor for specific details.
- How long does it take to complete the University Studies program?
- The program length is 4 months per course, allowing students to study at their own pace and take as many or as few courses as they wish.
- How do I apply for the University Studies program?
- You can apply through EducationPlannerBC. After applying, you will receive an email from NIC with your next steps; remember to add @nic.bc.ca to your safe sender list.
- What are the career outcomes of the University Studies program?
- This program serves as a transfer pathway, preparing you for further university education by allowing you to take individual university-level courses that are designed to transfer to other institutions for a bachelor's degree.
Entry requirements
High School Diploma or equivalentWhile a high school diploma is typical, NIC offers upgrading and assessment options for those who don't have one or specific transcripts. Contact an educational advisor for details.
This program is for domestic applicants only.
Fees
Tuition (international)Not applicable for international students.
Tuition (home)Refer to course timetable for specific fees.
LivingNot specified.
This program is designed for domestic students. International students should inquire about options by contacting the international team.
How to apply
1. Apply through EducationPlannerBCVisit the EducationPlannerBC website and complete the application for North Island College's University Studies program.
2. Receive Next Steps from NICAfter submitting your application, NIC will contact you via email with further instructions.
3. Add NIC Email to Safe Sender ListMake sure to add @nic.bc.ca to your email's safe sender list to receive important communications.
Accreditation
Courses are designed to transfer to other institutions.
Frequently asked questions
Is the University Studies program open to international students?
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No, this program is designed for domestic students only. International students should contact the international team to inquire about other available options.
What are the entry requirements for the University Studies program?
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While a high school diploma or equivalent is typical, North Island College offers upgrading and assessment options for applicants who do not have these. It is recommended to contact an educational advisor for specific details.
How long does it take to complete the University Studies program?
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The program length is 4 months per course, allowing students to study at their own pace and take as many or as few courses as they wish.
How do I apply for the University Studies program?
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You can apply through EducationPlannerBC. After applying, you will receive an email from NIC with your next steps; remember to add @nic.bc.ca to your safe sender list.
What are the career outcomes of the University Studies program?
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This program serves as a transfer pathway, preparing you for further university education by allowing you to take individual university-level courses that are designed to transfer to other institutions for a bachelor's degree.