Q.  What is the main USP of Coast Mountain College?

Ans. Coast Mountain College serves adventurous education leading to sustainable careers to 34 communities through its 5 campuses in British Columbia. It has partnerships with First Nations Council and First Nations communities. The programs are connected to the cultural, social, political, and economic values and realities of these communities

Q. What is the ranking of Coast Mountain College?

The rankings of the Coast Mountain College are - 

• The college ranked 233 in Canada by Webometrics
• It ranked 13504 in the world by Webometrics
• It also ranked 3171 in the continent by Webometrics

Q. What is Coast Mountain College famous for?

Ans. Coast Mountain College serves adventurous education leading to sustainable careers to 34 communities through its 5 campuses in British Columbia. It has partnerships with First Nations Council and First Nations communities. The programs are connected to the cultural, social, political, and economic values and realities of these communities

Q. Who are the top Alumni of Coast Mountain College?

Ans. Some of the notable alumni of Coast Mountain College are – 

• Dempsey Bob - Northwest Coast woodcarver 
• George Stanley - American-born Canadian poet
• Marie-Lucie Tarpon - French-born Canadian linguist and professor 
• Stan Persky - Canadian writer
• Skeena Reece - Canadian First Nations Artist
• Jennifer Rice -  politician, Member of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia 

Q. Is Coast Mountain College recognized?

Ans. Yes. 

Q. How is the campus of Coast Mountain College?

Ans. Coast Mountain College (CMTN) has campuses in five northwest British Columbia communities: 

• Hazelton
• Haida Gwaii
• Prince Rupert 
• Smithers
•  Terrace 

Coast Mountain College (CMTN) serves seven First Nations in Northwest British Columbia:

•  Haida
•  Tsimshian
• Nisga'a
• Haisla
• Gitxsan
• Wet'suwet'en
• Tahltan

The main campus sits on 30 acres approximately 5 km from downtown Terrace

Q. What are the libraries of Coast Mountain College?

Ans. Coast Mountain College’s Library provides students access to its broad collections of books and journals. It also houses collections of antiquities, rare books, art, archaeology, and also computer laboratories, and high-tech support.