College Admissions
You can find general information on our Programs page. Furthermore, our Admissions Officers can help you select the best program for you.
Our Admissions Officers and Campus staff can provide you with all the tools and information you need regarding financing. Financial assistance may be available for those who qualify.
Never! Our model ensures that every learner has the opportunity to engage with a qualified Learning Coach for one-to-one assistance and guidance.
Yes, we serve you as ‘Adult Learners.’ We strive to create a safe and comfortable environment where you can truly learn at ease.
Yes, our scheduling has been designed with flexibility and ensures you can achieve work/life balance.
Yes. You can write an entrance examination to determine how we can help you succeed with us.
An admissions decision is normally made within five (5) working days.
You can pay with credit/debit cards, e-transfer, wired transfers, cheques, or cash.
You can call us at 604-598-3555 or email at admissionss@bcaol.com to update your application.
You will receive a start date and time for your orientation. You will receive instructions on how to access your courses during the orientation.
Yes, our Job Placement Coordinator/Employment Specialist can help with your job search.
International Students
Yes, we do. Please contact admissionsS@bcaol.com to set up a meeting to discuss the details.
You can contact the Admissions Officer directly, through an agent, or our online application to apply to our programs with the required documents. You can apply for a Study Permit with our Letter of Acceptance. Once you have received your Study Permit, you need to inform us of your travel plan, and we will schedule your classes for you.
Our Admissions Officer (admissionsS@bcaol.com) will provide this information upon request. Please CLICK HERE for tuition information.
Most international students will need a study permit to study in Canada for more than six (6) months. Suppose you plan to study for six months or less. In that case, you will likely need either a Visitor’s visa OR an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) to enter Canada depending on your country of origin. To apply for a visa, please contact the nearest Canadian visa centre in your country.