College of the Rockies is hosting a new series of virtual information sessions in March for individuals interested in the Criminal and Social Justice diploma, Pre-Education, Fine Arts, and Arts. Humanities, and Social Sciences certificates, or Sustainable Business programs.
“Whether you’re looking to explore university-level education through a certificate, earn a diploma before continuing on to further education or to employment, or complete a full four-year degree, College of the Rockies has options available,” said Stephanie Wells, Dean Business and University Arts and Sciences. “And no matter what education level you’re pursuing, choosing College of the Rockies provides tremendous benefits in building academic success through experiential learning, co-operative work term opportunities, and supports that develop the confidence needed for long-term achievement.”
Students can save between $4,000 and $5,500 in tuition over their first two years compared with many universities in BC and southern Alberta. College of the Rockies students have also consistently performed well academically after transferring to university, with strong degree completion rates, highlighting the value of starting locally.
March virtual information sessions:
- March 11 – Criminal and Social Justice
- March 12 – Pre-Education, Fine Arts, and Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences certificates
- March 18 –Sustainable Business Programs
All information sessions are free and will begin at 5:00 MT. Pre-registration is required at cotr.bc.ca/info-sessions
Learn more about College of the Rockies at cotr.bc.ca
About College of the Rockies
For 50 years, College of the Rockies has provided post-secondary education that meets the needs and aspirations of the people, industries, and businesses of our region. All our campuses are located on the traditional territory of the Ktunaxa people, which is also home to the Kinbasket people. We value our relationships with the four Ktunaxa bands, the Shuswap band, and the Kootenay Regional Office of the Métis Nation, BC. Each year, thousands of full-time and part-time students join us in a full range of programs, including skilled trades, university arts and sciences, adult upgrading, early childhood education, health and human services, business, office administration, tourism, hospitality, recreation, fire services, continuing education, and contract training. Through smaller class sizes, highly personalized instruction and dedicated support services, our students are primed to succeed in the job market, or in the next stage of their academic journey.
Media Contact:
Darryl Dux
Communications Coordinator
College of the Rockies
ddux@cotr.bc.ca