Quality programs, quality services and quality instruction. That’s what 94 per cent of the graduating class said about College of the Rockies in last year’s student exit survey. They liked the smaller class sizes, friendly professional staff, great student support services, personalized attention and flexible course delivery. Students from all program areas including academic, career technical, vocational and trades programs responded to the survey.
A report by Simon Fraser University indicates that, overall, transfer students are more likely to be successful in their studies than those who enter university directly from secondary school. You can take two years of university studies courses at College of the Rockies then transfer to the university of your choice for two additional years and receive a degree in your field of study.
Or you could take the College’s very own degree: the Bachelor of Business Administration in Sustainable Business Practices. This is a four-year program that integrates social, economic and environmental theories and applications for sustainable business practices in a wide variety of fields. The BBA degree program at COTR is very flexible and can be tailored to an individual student’s career path.
Whatever your career choice, in many cases you can choose from daytime, evening, face-to-face or online courses. Study abroad opportunities and internships are also available through the International Education department.
At COTR we make it easy for you. Our Education Advisors can help you with course selection and your timetable. You can register online, by phone, fax or in person. Our professional, friendly support staff can guide you through to Graduation Day. You can take adult upgrading, prior learning assessments, computerized interest and aptitude tests through Student Services.
COTR has a Financial Aid and Awards Officer on campus to help you with financing your education through awards, scholarships, bursaries or student loans. In addition, the College has an Aboriginal Education Coordinator and a Career and Placement Officer who can assist with on and off-campus student employment opportunities, as well as support services for students with disabilities
Our regional campuses in Kimberley, Invermere, Golden, Fernie and Creston also have faculty and staff available to help you with course selection, university transfer information or online course support.
Contact the campus nearest you for more information on all our programs and services or go to: www.cotr.bc.ca Plan now to start your career at College of the Rockies.
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