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Every 91ÖÆƬ³§ program is unique! For program-specific requirements such as criminal record and vulnerable sector checks, immunization requirements, and more, refer to the “Specific Considerations” section of your program page.

If you are beginning your studies at 91ÖÆƬ³§ in September 2024, you can find the required textbooks and course materials for your program via the School lists linked below. 

• School of Arts, Community and Protective Services (PDF)
• School of Engineering Technologies (PDF)
• School of Health and Wellness (PDF)
• School of Hospitality and Tourism (PDF)
• School of Information Technology (PDF)
• School of Trades (PDF)
• Wesley Armour School of Business (PDF)

Returning learners in the School of Information Technology can find a list of required textbooks here (PDF). All other returning learners - Refer to the email from your dean or reach out to your School via email for more information.

• School of Arts, Community and Protective Services: arts@nbcc.ca OR communityandprotectiveservices@nbcc.ca
• School of Engineering Technologies: engineeringtechnologies@nbcc.ca
• School of Health and Wellness: health@nbcc.ca
• School of Hospitality and Tourism: hospitalityandtourism@nbcc.ca
• School of Information Technology: it@nbcc.ca
• School of Professional and Part-time Learning: continuinged@nbcc.ca
• School of Trades: trades@nbcc.ca
• Wesley Armour School of Business: business@nbcc.ca

NOTE: If you are buying secondhand texts, please check the textbook title/edition and ISBN# on the book to ensure you are buying the correct version for your program.  

Click here for program-specific technology requirements. Technology typically comes in the form of a laptop but must meet the program technology requirements listed.

91ÖÆƬ³§ is a connected learning environment. While not all programs have the same technology requirements, all learners must have access to the internet to allow for a full educational experience. Free Wi-Fi is provided on all campuses.

Welcome to 91ÖÆƬ³§!

As you begin your time at 91ÖÆƬ³§, we want to ensure you have all the tools and resources you need to succeed. To help us better support your educational experience, we will conduct post-registration testing in these key areas: literacy, numeracy, and digital literacy.

Why Post-Registration Testing?

These assessments are designed to provide us with a clear understanding of your current skills in these fundamental areas. The results will help us tailor our support services and academic programs to meet your needs better, ensuring you have a strong foundation to build upon throughout your time here.

What to Expect

1. Literacy Test: This assessment will evaluate your reading comprehension, writing skills, and critical thinking abilities. Strong literacy skills are essential for success across all disciplines, and this test will help identify areas where additional support may be beneficial.

2. Numeracy Test: This test will measure your ability to understand and work with numbers. Numeracy skills are crucial not only for courses in mathematics and science but also for everyday problem-solving and decision-making.

3. Digital Literacy Test: In today’s digital age, being proficient with technology is more important than ever. This test will assess your ability to use digital tools, navigate the internet, and understand basic computer functions, ensuring you are prepared for the digital demands of your studies and future career. 

Next Steps

There is no need to worry about these assessments. They are not exams and will not affect your grades. Instead, think of them as a way for us to get to know you better and identify how we can best support you.

You will receive detailed information about the testing schedule and how to access the assessments. Stay tuned for more information!

Visit our IT Services for Students website to learn about what software and services are available to you. Check out the Get Started page for a quick overview on how to activate your account and other important information. Please direct all IT-related requests and questions to the  or by calling 1-855-216-6688.

There are many benefits to having an 91ÖÆƬ³§ Student ID Card! For more information on how to get your ID Card, visit the .

There are several financial support options available that can help you pay for college. Learn more about financial aid options that you can apply for.  We are also pleased to offer opportunities for scholarships, bursaries, and awards to our students. For more information on scholarships and bursaries you may qualify for, please visit our Scholarships, Bursaries and Awards page. 

If you have achieved relevant prior learning through previously completed courses or work and life experience, you may be eligible to apply for credit transfer/credit equivalency.

• Student Services: The 91ÖÆƬ³§ Student Services Team is here to support you every step of the way! Learn more about the services and support that will be available to you as an 91ÖÆƬ³§ Learner.  
• Meet Your 91ÖÆƬ³§SU: The operates independently of 91ÖÆƬ³§ and represents the student voice at each of our six campus locations. The 91ÖÆƬ³§SU provides students with many services including Health & Dental Benefits, Student Discounts, My Wellness Plan, My Virtual Doctor, Bright Breaks – Free Virtual Fitness & Wellness Sessions, Student Emergency Food Cupboards, and much more! Each 91ÖÆƬ³§ campus also has a  available to support local Student Union representatives and all 91ÖÆƬ³§ students. 
  
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• Money Matters: 91ÖÆƬ³§ understands that being a student and managing expenses can be a challenging and overwhelming experience. We offer financial support and services to help you access financial resources, create and manage a budget, find part-time work, and provide tips to help you stretch your money further. Visit for more information.
• Housing in New Brunswick: Canada is currently experiencing a nationwide housing crisis, resulting in a shortage of available rental properties across New Brunswick. As an incoming learner, it is critical that you secure short-term accommodations for the first month of your studies (at minimum) prior to your arrival. For more information, visit 91ÖÆƬ³§’s Off-Campus Housing webpage. For housing information specific to your community, review the International Student Quick Guide for your campus.
• Childcare: We encourage learners with children to explore in your campus community prior to arrival. 91ÖÆƬ³§ does not offer childcare services and children are not permitted in classrooms or labs. It is also important to note that children under the age of 16 must be supervised by an adult at all times while on campus.
• Citizenship Status: If you are a new learner and discover incorrect information regarding your citizenship status during registration, email admissions@nbcc.ca or call 1-888-796-6222. If you are a returning student and noticed a citizenship error, email nbcc@nbcc.ca.
• Virtual Campus Tours: Get to know your campus by taking a virtual tour.
• Have a question?: Check out our .

Visit What Can I Expect for information on program delivery, student services and support, and important Student Updates throughout the academic year.

• Pre-Arrival Information & Resources: Moving to a new country to start college can be an overwhelming experience. To help make this transition easier, we encourage you to review the information and resources available on our International Student page and Pre-Arrival page, or reach out to our International Education Team (international@nbcc.ca) for additional support prior to your arrival in Canada. 
• IT International Travel Student Checklist: If you are travelling from an international country to an 91ÖÆƬ³§ campus location, we highly recommend you review the Information Technology International Travel Student checklist (pdf or ) to ensure you don’t get locked out of your IT account; that you purchase the proper technology for your program; and that you are prepared to be supported by our IT team should you require any assistance.  
• International Learner Support: We are here to assist you with your transition to 91ÖÆƬ³§ and support you throughout your college experience. Visit our International Student Support page to connect with a member of our International Student Success Coach Team and learn more about available supports and services. We also encourage you to refer to the Pre-Orientation: POWER UP! Schedule for details on International Student Orientation and check out our quick guides to learn more about your new community in New Brunswick!
• Peer Mentor Program: to be connected with an 91ÖÆƬ³§ Peer Mentor! Peer Mentors can offer support and guidance, answer questions about cultural support and student services available on campus and in your community, and share their own experiences as an international learner. Learn more about 91ÖÆƬ³§’s Peer Mentor Program.

• Indigenous Learner Support: We are here to assist you with your transition to 91ÖÆƬ³§ and support you throughout your college experience. Visit our Indigenous Student Support page to connect with a member of our Indigenous Student Success Coach Team and learn more about available supports and services.
• Nitap Mentor Program: to be connected with an 91ÖÆƬ³§ Nitap Mentor! Mentors can offer support and guidance, answer questions about cultural support and student services available on campus and in your community, and share their own experiences as an Indigenous learner. Learn more about 91ÖÆƬ³§’s Nitap Mentor Program.