Lethbridge College

Lethbridge College Highlights

Why choose Lethbridge College?

• Research Infosource Inc: ranked 39th among the top 50 Research Colleges in Canada
• The first publicly-funded community college in Canada
• The Hubbard Wildlife Collection of the college contains one of Canada’s largest collections of full-body taxidermy mammals
• The college has research specializations in Aquaculture and Quantitative Public Opinion Studies
• Lethbridge has an amount of $1,076,000 in research funding in 2012
• Approximately 500 students are exposed to applied research projects each year
• The Wind Turbine Technician program of the college was the first BZEE certified English program in Canada
• It homes the Centre for Applied Research and Innovation, and the Centre for Teaching, Learning, and Innovation (CTLI)

Student satisfaction:

• According to the survey made in the academic year of 2017-18, 78% of students expressed their satisfaction with their experience at Lethbridge College.
• 85% (9% higher than the national average) students are satisfied with the academic services like Learning Café, Buchanan Library, study areas, IT, and Accessibility Services.
• The areas of strength of the college as identified by the students are:
  • Knowledgeable faculty members
  • Safe campus
  • Appropriate schedule
  • Opportunity for intellectual growth
  • Practical experiences provided in the diploma programs

Lethbridge College Statistical Highlights

Lethbridge College Programs offered

• Lethbridge College offers a total of 59 programs
• The levels of the programs include:

• Lethbridge College provides its students with varied choices on subjects to specialize in and opt for.
• There are a total of 59 programs that are a part of the Academic programs list which includes Bachelor’s Programs, Certificate Programs, Diploma Programs, Credential of Achievement Program, Certified ‘Journeyman’ Paper Programs.
• There are 5 Bachelor's Degree Programs which include Bachelor of Nursing (After Degree also available), Bachelor of Applied Sciences (Ecosystem Management), Bachelor of Applied Arts (Justice Studies), Bachelor of Applied Science (Conservation Enforcement).
• There are 15 Certificate Programs, 25 Diploma Programs, 1 Credential of Achievement Program, and 13 Certified ‘Journeyman’ Paper Programs.
• There are 18 fields of Study that come under Lethbridge College’s Academic Programs which include Sciences, Humanities, and Languages, General Studies, Education and Library Studies, Social Sciences, etc.
• Lethbridge also provides its students with the opportunity of Continuing Education on the campus and also several Online
• In addition, the college also offers continuing education and online learning programs

Lethbridge College Campuses and Residential facilities

• In addition to the main campus in Lethbridge, Lethbridge College has three regional campuses:
  • Claresholm campus: the only campus housed in a college-operated facility; offers a variety of continuing education courses
  • Pincher Creek campus
  • Vulcan County campus
• The Centre for Teaching, Learning, and Innovation (CTLI) of the college includes the following services:
  • The Buchanan Library
  • Learning Services
  • Learning and Development
  • Digital Learning Team
  • Learning Experience Design Team
  • The Audio-Visual Department
• The college has its own e-learning café for assisting students academically

Accommodation facilities

Lethbridge College offers housing facilities to its students that have a total capacity of about 1000.

• Kodiak House: 109 single suites with 15 barrier-free suites suitable for students with walking disabilities.
• 30^th Avenue Residence: Cottage styled units of 4 bedroom suites with a capacity to hold 208.
• Cullen Residence: 34 townhouses with 12 single rooms each.
• Cullen Residence (two-bedroom unit): 44 two-bedroom suites to be shared by students.
• Cullen Residence (family unit): 8 family units to hold a family of up to four.

Lethbridge College Admission Process

Students must check all the information related to requirements and eligibility before applying for the college.

• To apply to Lethbridge College, sign in to ApplyAlberta and send in the Pre-requisites directly to the portal there.
• If the applicant faces any problem applying through online procedures, he/she can take the help of the printable application form.
• A non-refundable amount of $100 is charged as application fee through Credit Card.
• While applying, the applicant must have a list of all the courses he/she is studying in the current moment. High-school transcripts and marks cards are of very high importance and must be submitted without fail.
• The submission of English Proficiency Test Scores is also very important. There are a set of cut-off marks for qualifying the admission process of LC

Pre-Requisites

• Transcripts and testimonials of the academic credentials
• English language proficiency test score

English Language Requirement

As a medium of instructions at Lethbridge is English, students are required to demonstrate command over the language. Lethbridge College accepts the following tests as proof of proficiency in the English language:

How, When and Where to Apply

• Students must check the program lists and choose the program they wish to apply for.
• Students must fulfill courses as well as a country requirements before applying for the college.
• All the applications should be made through the portal ApplyAlberta
• Students must apply for the college during the following terms:
  • Fall (September to December)
  • Winter (January to April)
  • Spring (May to August)
• The application fee for both the domestic and international applicants is $90 CAD.

Application Deadline

Students must apply for Lethbridge College for the different sessions before the following deadline:

• Fall: June 1
• Winter: October 1
• Spring: February 1

What after you get admission?

After getting the confirmation of admission to the selected programs, the students willing to avail housing facilities need to start the application for the same

Expenses to be incurred at Lethbridge College

Given below is an estimate of the expenditures students may have to bear while studying at Lethbridge College.

Tuition fees

The tuition fees to be paid by the students of Lethbridge College vary according to the study programs.

Student Accommodation Rates

The charges taken for the on-campus housing facilities are given below:

In addition to the housing rents, the students have to pay an application fee of 30 CAD, a damage deposit of 350 CAD, and the incidental deposit of 200 CAD.