Contact information for admission offices
For questions about programs, admission requirements, or immigration matters, contact the Admissions or Future Students department at the institution you wish to apply to.
Parents can help
We know the importance of parents and families in supporting students’ decisions around post-secondary. Here are helpful links to specific information on our website for parents to explore, so they can help their student use our website and resources for planning and applications.
We work with school districts to host Parents as Education and Career Coaches (PECC) virtual presentations, which share information on post-secondary education and careers, as well as tools for families to best support their students in planning for the future. To learn more, contact support@educationplannerbc.ca.
Plan & explore education opportunities
Explore the Plan section to find tips, terminology, and resources to understand post-secondary admissions, student services, and finances.
Search education programs
Explore 1,000s of programs offered throughout B.C. Use keywords or apply filters to narrow your search. Review the Fast Facts and Admissions Info tabs for details and visit the school’s website for more information - each institution sets their own admissions fees, intake procedures and application deadlines.
Career exploration
Career planning tools, including assessments and links to WorkBC’s resources.
Review scholarships
Gather information about scholarships provided by various institutions and organizations. Visit each institution’s Financial Aid & Awards page for details on post-secondary funding opportunities, eligibility requirements, and application information.
Apply for admissions
When students are ready to apply, they can create a free account on the Apply page. Admission for most Fall intake programs open in early October each year. Students can apply to multiple B.C. institutions using their one EducationPlannerBC account.
Contact information for private institutions
If students are considering applying to a private institution in B.C., please contact the institution directly for information on their admissions process.