Northern Lights College

Canada

Northern Lights College History

Northern Lights College also known as NLC is a Canadian educational institution located in Dawson Creek, British Columbia. The college was established in 1975 and has an agreement with University of Northern British Columbia. The college presently enrolls over 650 students.

Northern Lights College Programs, Courses and Schools

Northern Lights College offers university preparatory programs, diplomas, and trade apprenticeships to its students in a wide range of subjects. The college students have an option to complete their degree at the University of Northern British Columbia.

Northern Lights College offers subjects such as Arts, Sciences, Business Management, Applied Business Technology, Workforce Training, Clean Energy Technology, Early Childhood Education, Teacher Training, Nursing, and Aircraft Maintenance Engineering.

Northern Lights College Campuses

Northern Lights College has its primary campus located in Dawson Creek, British Columbia with a number of smaller campuses in Fort St. John, Fort Nelson, Tumbler Ridge, and Chetwynd. The university also runs three access centers in Atlin, Dease Lake, and Hudson’s Hope.

Northern Lights College offers a range of services to students including sports grounds, libraries, laboratories, computer labs, and wireless internet. The university also offers student clubs and associations and numerous recreational facilities.

Northern Lights College Achievements

Northern Lights College is affiliated to Colleges and Institutes Canada and BCC. The college’s programs are recognized throughout the country and offers credit transfer to Canadian Universities.

Northern Lights College is ranked 135^th in Canada for its quality education and infrastructure in a report by Webometrics.

Northern Lights College USP

Northern Lights College offers a range of scholarships and bursaries to its students to assist them will paying college tuition fee and cover living expenses.

Northern Lights College also offers continuing education programs for students who want to start college at the later stage of their lives.