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Please see the academic calendar page for important academic dates. 

Please refer to Student Self-Service for details.

The first step to withdrawing from ³ÉÈËÔ¼ÅÚÍøÕ¾ is to meet with your academic department.

Refer to Student-Initiated Withdrawal from ³ÉÈËÔ¼ÅÚÍøÕ¾ or an Individual Course for more details.

Withdrawing from a course should start with a conversation with your instructor or coordinating instructor.

Refer to Student-Initiated Withdrawal from ³ÉÈËÔ¼ÅÚÍøÕ¾ or an Individual Course for more details.

Letters of Completion are sent to students automatically no later than 21 days after the last day of classes in your program.  You do not need to request these forms.

Your Letters of Completion will be emailed to your preferred email account as soon as they are available.

Students can request an official Confirmation of Enrolment from the Document Request website.  It is important to note that international students do NOT need the CoE for travel purposes.

Refer to the ³ÉÈËÔ¼ÅÚÍøÕ¾ International Student Travel Guide for more details about travelling to Canada and travel support letters.

Students at ³ÉÈËÔ¼ÅÚÍøÕ¾ have to register once each year to let us know you intend to attend.  When you register it informs our academic staff to enrol you in courses.  Registration is mandatory, and failure to do so will mean you forfeit your seat in the program and your confirmation deposit.

Refer to Online Registration for more details.

Students can request refunds of their tuition and fees before the deadline.  Confirmation fees are non-refundable.  

Refer to Refunds for more details.

In the week or two leading up to each term, academic staff will enrol you in your courses.  Only once this has been completed, the Registrar’s Office will be able to confirm your enrolment for Student Loan purposes.  This is normally completed by the first week of class.

³ÉÈËÔ¼ÅÚÍøÕ¾ will automatically adjust your loan amounts to take any amount owed for tuition and fees.  After that, any remaining amount will be deposited into your bank account directly by the National or Provincial Student Loan agency.  This normally occurs within 1-2 weeks of the first day of class, but in some cases will take longer.

Students who are having their tuition and fees paid for by a sponsor or funding agency, an employer, or a First Nations must submit a completed  before their program/course start to have their sponsor invoiced. Completed forms are to be forwarded to studentrecords@nbcc.ca.

Once received, the Registrar’s Office will process the form and forward them for invoicing.  It is normal for student accounts to show balances owed for long periods of time – rest assured you will not incur late penalties.   ³ÉÈËÔ¼ÅÚÍøÕ¾ is working with your sponsors and funders to reconcile your accounts and you can focus on your studies.  Happy learning!

Student accounts can be viewed in .  Charges for each term are applied roughly 4 weeks prior to each term - if charges are not displayed, students taking a full-time course load can use the tuition and fees schedule to determine their estimated charges. 

Students with proof of health and dental insurance can .  For international students who have Medicare coverage and are looking to opt-out of GuardMe insurance, visit the website for more details.

Prior to sending the PIF form to ³ÉÈËÔ¼ÅÚÍøÕ¾, be sure to complete  “section A” of the form.  Any form without that completed will be returned as we will not have the necessary information we require to validate your identity and program enrolment.

Send the form to studentrecords@nbcc.ca. Forms are normally processing within 5 business days however may take longer during summer vacation periods.

For students who have been previously enrolled in a program at ³ÉÈËÔ¼ÅÚÍøÕ¾ and are looking to return to that same program, you must use the Enrolment change application to be re-admitted.  Re-admission in a program is subject to space available in any given term.