Selkirk College
Overview

Selkirk College was established in 1966 to serve the post-secondary education needs of the West Kootenay region. The main campuses are in Castlegar, Nelson, Trail, and Grand Forks; there are also learning centres in Kaslo, Kettle Valley, Nakusp and Slocan Valley. The college offers a wide range of university transfer, career, vocational and college preparatory programs for students of all backgrounds.
Facility/Service Highlights: The student residences on the Castlegar Campus can accommodate 100 students in single rooms. Two residences in Nelson offer a total of 110 single and double occupancy rooms and four suites.
General Admission Requirements (All Students)
You must meet the general admission requirements of the college as well as the specific admission requirements of your intended program.
Special Note: The admission requirements for all Selkirk College programs are detailed separately in Education Planner.
BC Secondary School (or equivalent)
If you have graduated from a BC Secondary School (or equivalent) you are eligible for general admission to Selkirk. You must also meet any admission requirements of your intended program.
Special Note: The admission requirements for all Selkirk College programs are detailed separately in Education Planner.
Out-of-Province
If you have graduated from Secondary School (or equivalent) you are eligible for general admission to Selkirk. You must also meet any admission requirements of your intended program.
Special Note: The admission requirements for all Selkirk College programs are detailed separately in Education Planner.
Mature Student
If you are at least 19 years old at the time of registration you are eligible for general admission to Selkirk. You must also meet any admission requirements of your intended program.
Special Note: The admission requirements for all Selkirk College programs are detailed separately in Education Planner.
Other Student (including Special Consideration)
Applicants who do not qualify for admission to Selkirk in any of the other admission categories may still qualify for general admission in one of the following two ways:
- if you are under 19 years old but who have the written recommendation of their secondary school principal; or
- if you are considered by the Admissions and Standards Committee to be capable of succeeding in college courses based on their particular circumstances.
You must also meet the specific admission requirements of your intended program.
Special Note: The program admission requirements for all Selkirk College programs are detailed separately in Education Planner.
301 Frank Beinder WayCastlegar,
British Columbia, Canada,
V1N 4L3
1.888.953.1133br/> Visit Selkirk's website
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