1. Introduction to the Institution
The College of New Caledonia is a public post-secondary educational institution in British Columbia, Canada, recognized by the IRCC on its DLI list, with international admission guidelines available on its website. This page provides information for selecting programs and preparing applications; students should confirm critical requirements in writing before making any payments.
2. Location and Learning Environment
CNC has a main campus in Prince George and regional campuses in central/northern British Columbia. Not all campuses offer the same programs or international student intake. The poster uses actual photos of the Prince George campus; the study and internship location should be confirmed on the offer letter.
3. Academic Programs
Options in the 2026–2027 international documentation include Information Technologies and Networking, Associate of Science (Biology), Criminology, Social Worker, and Civil Engineering Technology/Technician. Programs typically have a two-year duration; requirements, subjects, campus, and availability for international students vary.
4. Admission Requirements
It is necessary to verify high school graduation requirements, prerequisites, and English Language Proficiency for the specific program. Transcripts, diplomas, and English proficiency documents are evaluated by the institution; do not convert Vietnamese grades to the British Columbia grading scale yourself. University transfer and diploma programs have different academic goals, so carefully review the program structure before choosing.
5. International Tuition Fees
The current fee page lists 470.71 CAD per credit, equivalent to 1,412.13 CAD for a three-credit course; a 30-credit plan is equivalent to 14,121.30 CAD before specific fees. The 2026–2027 international PDF lists total two-year program costs: IT and Networking 36,165.81 CAD, Criminology 32,421.98 CAD, and Civil Engineering 48,534.82 CAD. These are total program costs, not annual tuition; the documents exclude registration, books, insurance, and living expenses. The application fee is 125 CAD; a 10,000 CAD deposit is applied toward tuition. The actual amount paid depends on the program and number of credits.
6. Scholarships and Financial Aid
Check the Financial Aid/Awards section and the school's international guidelines to find suitable scholarships or bursaries. Eligibility based on citizenship/residency, program, academic achievement, and deadlines varies for each award. Do not assume international students are eligible for all support available to Canadians; until a specific award is confirmed, do not treat scholarships as a guaranteed source of funding.
7. Intake Periods and Enrollment Status
According to CNC's EducationPlannerBC application page, international applications for the 2027–2028 academic year open on October 15, 2026, at 10:00 AM. As of the update date of October 9, 2026, this time has not yet arrived. Semesters and programs for the 2026–2027 academic year must be checked individually; do not assume that all programs are open or have remaining spots. Some competitive programs have limited enrollment and specific selection processes.
8. DLI and PGWP
DLI: O19360977332. Being a public institution on the DLI list does not mean that all programs are eligible for the PGWP. Before receiving an offer letter or making payments, you must check the specific program, campus, delivery format, and CIP code, along with IRCC regulations applicable at the time of the study permit application. When applying for a PGWP, students must also meet personal requirements according to IRCC. No guarantee is provided regarding PGWP duration, employment, or permanent residency.
9. Application Process
Select program/campus → check international availability, admission requirements, and PGWP eligibility → review tuition, refund policies, and budget → prepare documents → submit application via the institution-designated portal and pay fees → submit transcripts/certificates and monitor email → satisfy offer letter conditions and make required payments → prepare study permit and provincial documents if applicable → arrange accommodation, insurance, and enrollment. Deposit amounts, payment deadlines, and refund conditions must be read in the specific term's offer letter.
10. Official Sources
- https://cnc.bc.ca/
- https://cnc.bc.ca/international-students/apply
- https://cnc.bc.ca/international-students/courses
- https://cnc.bc.ca/international-students/fees
- https://cnc.bc.ca/docs/default-source/international-education/flat-sheets/international-fee-sheet---2025-%281%29.pdf?sfvrsn=e74c4587_14
- https://apply.educationplannerbc.ca/apply/institution/cnc/E1DDD25D-7358-4BDE-9DFE-087296D7AD8D
- https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/study-permit/prepare/designated-learning-institutions-list.html
- https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/work/after-graduation/eligibility.html
Sources verified as of October 9, 2026; tuition and capacity are subject to change by program and term.
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