It may lead to college credit given for knowledge obtained through work or life experience. The Squamish campus library has a small collection of books and reference materials. All students registered in either credit or non-credit courses have free access to both the Squamish and North Vancouver libraries for the term in which they are registered. Community borrowers have free access to the Squamish campus library. For those in need, financial assistance is available through grants, loans and bursaries.
Information is available from reception.
You may qualify for a bursary if you are a resident of the Howe Sound Corridor, you are taking at least some credit courses at the Squamish campus, and you are in need of financial assistance. Applications must be received for the above sittings four weeks prior to the examination date. Students should be aware of certain limitations attached to the GED certificate. For further information please call reception at 892-5322. This is a one-stop centre that provides resources, counselling and workshops dedicated to help you take charge of your job search.