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College of the Rockies is located on the edge of the Rocky Mountains in the southeastern corner of British Columbia. The main campus is located in Cranbrook, as is the Gold Creek campus. The College also has satellite campuses in Creston, Fernie, Golden, Invermere and Kimberley. Program offerings include University Studies: Arts & Sciences, Adult Upgrading, Business Management, Child, Youth and Family Studies, Fire Training, Health, Office Administration, Tourism, and Trades. College of the Rockies offers certificate, diploma, degree, post-degree, and apprenticeship pathways.
The Cranbrook main campus is home to a 96-bed student housing. Accessibility Services and Indigenous Student Services are available. College of the Rockies campuses are surrounded by some of the world’s finest golf, ski resorts and spectacular scenery, allowing you to enjoy the Kootenay Rockies lifestyle to the fullest.
If you have attended another institution and would like to transfer your credits to CNC, follow these steps:
For more questions about CNC’s Transfer Credit process please see the Transfer Credit and Advanced Standing Policy and Procedures (E-1.44).
If you have applied to another institution and would like to transfer your credits from CNC, follow these steps:
Direct (Assigned) Credit
When CNC has an equivalent course to the one being reviewed for transfer credit, the student will receive direct course credit which may be used towards meeting prerequisites or specific program completion requirements.
Unassigned Credit
When CNC does not have an equivalent course, unassigned credit may be assigned. Unassigned credit is granted at the appropriate level and may be used towards meeting elective requirements.
Transfer credit cannot be awarded to courses completed more than 10 years prior to admission to CNC. Please refer to the Ten Year Timeline for Program Completion policy for more information.
For details on applying as an International Student check here.
If you have not graduated from secondary school you may be considered for admission as a mature student as long as you are at least 19 years old on the first day of classes. You must also meet the specific course/program prerequisites for your intended program.
Learn more about admissions at College of the Rockies and apply online.
College of the Rockies is a BC public institution authorized under provincial legislation to deliver post-secondary education and training in B.C. Use EducationPlannerBC.ca to explore and apply for admission to BC public post-secondary institutions.
Main Campus | Cranbrook
2700 College Way,
Cranbrook BC
V1C 5L7
Creston
301 - 16th Avenue
1978 Creston, BC
V0B 1G0
Fernie
342 - 3rd Avenue,
1770 Fernie, BC
V0B 1M0
Gold Creek
1305 24th Ave S,
Cranbrook, BC
V1C 5L7
Golden
1305 9 Street South,
Golden, BC
V0A 1H0
Invermere
1535 14th Street
Invermere, BC
V0A 1K4
Kimberley
1850 Warren Avenue
Kimberley, BC
V1A 1S1
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