By Greg Fry
CNC

CNC announces tuition hike

Dec 16, 2022 | 12:59 PM

PRINCE GEORGE — Tuition is going up at the College of New Caledonia.

The College’s Board of Governors has approved a two per cent increase to tuition and mandatory fees for domestic students, and a four per cent increase for international students.

These changes will go into effect on or after next August 1.

CNC president Dr. Dennis Johnson explained the college makes its tuition and fee decisions every year. CNC approves and announces any changes well in advance, so students have the most accurate information when making financial plans for their education.

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“Our intention in our annual tuition adjustments is to be fair and mindful of the needs of all students. The college is focusing on high-quality education and training for all students while keeping access and affordability well in mind,” said Dr. Johnson.

by Greg Fry

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