How to Apply (International)

Select a Program and Campus location by researching options on our Full-Time Programs page. You may apply for up to 2 programs.

Once you have made your decision, take note of the following program details:

• Official program name
• Campus location or Online delivery
• When it is being offered (Fall, Winter, Spring or Summer)

Seat availability changes quickly throughout the application period. All applicants should check the status of available seats prior to applying. Refer to  Programs Open for Application to see which programs have international seats available. Programs no longer accepting applications will not be available on the list.

Review the Program Admission Profile associated with your program(s) of choice and ensure you meet, or demonstrate that you’re working towards meeting, the requirements identified in that profile.

• View country specific details on what documents need to be provided.
• Official High School transcript of marks is required for all Profiles with the exception of Profile F. (Please note that a copy of your high school diploma does not meet requirements).
• Profile F applicants submit an official post-secondary transcript of marks.
• Other required document may include proof of English Language Proficiency, NECO or WAEC scratch card, proof of successful completion, Leaving Certificate.
• Once your application is submitted, refer to Step 6 for instructions on submitting required documents demonstrating how you meet, or are in the process of meeting, the program admission requirements.

• Be prepared to pay the $100 (non-refundable) Application Fee in order to complete your application. 
• Review Tuition and Fees associated with studying full time at NBCC. For a full list of Payment Options visit our website.
• Check out NBCC’s Student Awards Program to find out how to apply for Scholarships, Bursaries and Awards.

• Record Your Application Account Info: To update or access your application account you will need to recall the email address used to apply, password, and answers to standard security questions created at account setup.
• Contact Information: Address, Phone, Email. It is important to provide an active email address as all NBCC Admissions communications regarding your application will be sent via email.
• High School Information:
  • Name of High School and dates attended (e.g.: September 2000 to June 2004)
  • Official transcript sent via email, mail or dropped off in person (see Step 7)
• Post-Secondary Information:
  • Name of institution attended
  • Years attended
  • Level achieved, or years of partial completion
  • Official transcript sent via email, mail or dropped off in person (see Step 7)
• Official Program Name, Campus and Start Term: This is the important information researched and noted in Step 1.

Required documents can be uploaded as you complete the Education History section of your application. Transcripts submitted as official will be reviewed for authenticity and typically bear the issuing institution’s seal, stamp or imprint and the original signature of the issuer.

• Official High School, or Secondary School, transcript(s).
• High School, or Secondary School, Diploma or Leaving Certificate. If your transcript does not indicate program completion we require additional documentation to demonstrate proof of completion.
• Official Post-Secondary transcript(s).
• Applicants from Nigeria, Ghana, Sierra Leone, Liberia and Gambia please see information on submitting WAEC and/or NECO results.

If you are unable to upload the required documents at the time of application please upload documents here after your application is successfully submitted.

Once your online application is submitted watch your email for important communications from NBCC Admissions.

You will receive an email indicating what documentation is required to complete the application and have 30 days to provide the required documents.

Failure to provide documentation within the 30-day timeframe will result in your application being withdrawn as incomplete. 

Documents submitted in languages other than English must be accompanied by notarized English translations.

All submitted documents become the property of NBCC and will not be returned.

Apply Online - You can save and return to your application any time during the process prior to final submission.

When is your Application Considered Complete?

It is important to note that an application is considered complete and date/time stamped as such when the application fee is paid AND all required documentation is received by NBCC Admissions (see Step 4 for payment options).

If you cannot apply online, contact the NBCC Admissions Team:

CUSTOMER SUPPORT – To inquire about your application status or if you need assistance with the online Application and/or related payment process, contact us at:

1-888-796-NBCC (within North America)
1-506-460-6222 (outside North America)
Send email to: international@nbcc.ca

New Brunswick Community College (NBCC) is committed to promoting accessibility to post-secondary education in New Brunswick and to maintaining an objective and equitable admission process for as many applicants as possible, accepting to the extent that NBCC can provide a rewarding and supportive student experience. For more details on NBCC's Admissions Policy please see [ ADMISSIONS POLICY (pdf) ]

State of Maine applicants please check here for additional information. 

Congratulations on your offer of admission! Check out the next steps to confirm your seat today.

As an international student it is important to begin the process of applying for your study permit. Discover NBCC’s Study Permit resources to help you get started today.

DEADLINE TO SUBMIT PROOF OF STUDY VISA APPROVAL:  Please refer to NBCC Admissions document deadlines regarding submission of your study permit. If not received by the deadline your application may be withdrawn.  Submit to international@nbcc.ca

Need additional information? Learn more about Visas, Permits and Immigration here.

We can’t wait to welcome you to the NBCC Community.