Selkirk College Hosts Admission on the Spot
By Kirsten Hildebrand
It has never been easier to start at Selkirk College with an event called Admission on the Spot that aims to help soon-to-be students with the application process.
In three events hosted on November 20 in Castlegar, November 21 in Nelson and November 22 in Trail, those with their sights set on post-secondary will be able to have their application processed on the spot and be conditionally accepted to the program of their choice. There is no admission fee and participants walk away with a limited edition Selkirk College toque.
This is the first time Selkirk College has hosted such an event and Recruitment Specialist Aimie Chernoff is excited to try this new way of connecting with future students.
“Admission events are common practice at other colleges and universities,” Chernoff says. “We are enthusiastic about offering prospective students in our communities a chance to lock down their future plans with us. We are also having a lot of fun handing out our free toques. They look fantastic and to me, they symbolize an exciting future secured by the students that walk off wearing them with a smile.”
People who want to apply will need to bring in their high school or post-secondary transcripts along with their current Grade 12 course registration form if applicable.
Not all programs are available for Admission on the Spot due to their competitive nature including Nursing, Geographic Information Systems, Rural Pre-Medicine and those requiring a portfolio. Students can apply to these programs at these events and those who meet requirements may receive an acknowledgement letter.
At each event, find out about financial aid to help pay for schooling as well as prerequisites. Admission on the Spot runs from 4 to 6 p.m.
- November 20 – Castlegar Campus (main entrance)
- November 21 – Tenth Street Campus in Nelson (Mary Hall, Room 207)
- November 22 – Trail Campus (main entrance)
You can find out more information about Selkirk College program opportunities at selkirk.ca
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