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Welcome to your new home at Columbia College! Watch our video. LIMITLESS 2024. Our biggest annual international student conference! Watch our video. Choose your. Program. High school. Gain admission to top Canadian Universities. Associate Degrees. Two-year degree and eligibility to apply for a work permit. University Transfer.
Programs & courses. Programs. High school. Students hoping to gain admission to a Canadian university will be academically well-equipped when they graduate from one of the College's four distinct High School programs, which includes Grades 10, 11, & 12. Associate Degrees.
Current. Students. The Learning Centre assists students in their coursework, including tutoring sessions in English, Mathematics, Economics and Social Sciences. You can visit us in the Learning Centre on the Ground Floor (Main Campus) or book an appointment with a tutor. You can visit us on the 2nd Floor (Main Campus).
Study at Columbia College Columbia College provides excellent academic preparation and smooth transfer to BC universities. Over the years, Columbia College has consistently been one of the top three providers of international students to the University of British Columbia, and also sends large numbers of students to Simon Fraser University, Vancouver’s other major university.
Here you’ll find a wide range of tailored programs and courses designed to suit your specific needs and ambitions. Whether you’re seeking to enhance your skills, advance your career, or simply explore new areas of interest, our diverse offerings cater to learners of all backgrounds.
About. A legacy of. quality. education. Open since 1936, Columbia College is an independent charity that offers first and second-year university level courses that can lead to an Associate Degree and are fully transferable to local universities including the University of British Columbia and Simon Fraser University. Learn more about who we are >
Our Campus. Safe. Vibrant. Diverse. Columbia College is located on the territories of the Coast Salish Peoples, including the Musqueam, Squamish, Stó:lō, and Tsleil-Waututh Nations. Their stewardship of the land informs how we care for and sustain each other at the College. Students enjoy the stunning natural beauty of Vancouver, one of the ...
