If you have a student loan, RESP, sponsorship, bursary, or scholarship in progress, provide the Registrar’s Office with documentation showing intent to pay and a note will be attached to your student record.

If you are funding your tuition/fees on your own, in extenuating circumstances, students may make payment arrangements by contacting the Registrar’s Office at NBCCDRegistrar@gnb.ca.

Application fee payments can be made online here.

Tuition, fees, and confirmation deposits can be made online here.

For those who need to pay in-person, cheques and money orders are to be made payable to: Minister of Finance.

It can take up to six weeks for a student loan to be processed.  If you have not received a Notice of Assessment during that time, contact National Student Loan Service Centre (NSLSC) at 1-888-815-4514 (within North America) to determine the cause for the delay.

You can request a confirmation of enrolment online HERE.

If you are a first time borrower, you will need your student loan number which will be on your Master Student Financial Assistance Agreement (MSFAA).  If you have had a loan previously, you can find your loan number on your Notice of Assessment.

You need to login to your NSLSC account and complete an online request for Confirmation of Enrolment.

For a list of NSLSC frequently asked questions visit their website.

You can request completion of this form by emailing the Registrar’s Office at NBCCDRegistrar@gnb.ca.

If you are a full-time student, you must maintain a 60% course load or a 40% course load if you are a student with a documented disability.  If you reduce your course load further, the college will advise NSLSC and Student Financial Services and you will need to apply for a part-time student loan.

Alert your advisor and make an appointment with NBCCD’s learning strategist.

If there is space, a program change may be made up to the deadline for admissions, which is generally the second Friday after the beginning of classes. Program changes must have approval of the admissions office and Registrar’s office. The exact date can be found on the NBCCD website under Academic Calendar.

Bring this to the attention of your advisor and they will complete the appropriate documentation to submit the request to the Registrar’s Office.

You must inform your advisor or instructor by the deadline date found on the NBCCD website under Academic Calendar, and they will submit the appropriate documentation to the Registrar’s Office.

Current and former students can place orders and make payment for official transcripts by completing the online Transcript Request form. The $10 fee is waived for students who are currently enrolled.

The Bachelor of Applied Arts (BAA) is a 4-year degree, where you complete 2 years at UNB and 2 years at NBCCD. You are able to start the BAA at any institution, allowing for 2 years of continuous education from one institution, or you can alternate from University to College or vice versa each year.  Click here for more information.

UNB Bachelor of Applied Arts Frequently Asked Questions

Notify your instructor in advance of a planned absence, unplanned absence, or if you need to leave the class early.  Advise them upon your return.

Depending on the duration of missed class time, students may struggle to catch up, have missed or late assignments, need to be placed on suspension, probation, or academic leave and may have their program certification delayed.

In the case of severe weather conditions, the Director or designate will determine when the College is closed. Announcements will be made by 7am on the nbccd.ca homepage, NBCCD social media channels and via email. Please note that the closing of public schools or universities does not imply that NBCCD is closed.

FVA students should apply before January 15 of the year they wish to start the program to increase their likelihood of fall acceptance in the upcoming academic year.

Visit the Residential Tenancy Tribunal website at https://www2.snb.ca/content/snb/en/sites/rent.html, email irent@snb.ca or phone 1-888-762-8600.

While you will have free transit via your student ID, you can purchase bus passes at City Hall: 397 Queen Street, Fredericton NB.

Click this link for information about digital transit payments.

Email or call Fredericton Transit at transit@fredericton.ca or (506) 460-2200.

You should speak to your advisor who will address the issue accordingly.