Classes begin September 6. Attending orientation is mandatory.

Schedule
9am to 9:10am – Welcome

9am to 11am – Student Orientation Activities

11am to 1pm – Northern College Student Association BBQ

1:30pm to 3:30pm – Program Specific Orientation with Program Coordinators. Attendance is required. All programs including distance learning.

3:30pm to 4:30pm – Technology Orientation: A link to access the webinar Orientation Session will become available. Open to all students on-site and off-site. Webinar includes Blackboard instruction, classroom etiquette etc. Attendance is recommended.

• Select your campus location for details:

  Haileybury Campus
  Kirkland Lake Campus
  Moosonee Campus
  Timmins Campus

• Important Information

  Academic Calendar
  Student Handbook
  Admissions Packages
  Booklists

• Required Forms

  You are encouraged to complete these forms if applicable and fax to your campus location prior to orientation day.
  Haileybury Campus
  Kirkland Lake Campus
  Moosonee Campus
  Timmins Campus

• Payment and Registration Forms

  Tuition and Fees

  Returning Students – Form for September 2017 (PDF, 117 KB)
  New Students – Form for September 2017 (PDF, 117 KB)

Services Available

• Registration and fee payments can be completed by visiting Student Services.
• Lockers can be purchased at a cost of $21.00.
• The bookstore will be open for service from 9am to 4pm.
• Pictures for the student Photo ID cards will be taken. Please present your Confirmation of Registration. Distance Students must complete the student card form and submit their own photo.
• In order to access OSAP information you must produce your Social Insurance Number and photo identification.
• The Accessibility Services office will be open for appointments.
• Visit First Year Experience for student success workshops, peer mentor program and more.
• Drop in to the Indigenous Services office for information on activities as well as support and services available.
• Frosh Kits will be available from the Northern College Student Association (NCSA).

Bring Your Own Device

Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) is about flexible learning in the classroom that provides access to the tools and resources previously unavailable to all students. BYOD is mandatory for all first year and second year students.

Documents

Request for Student Photo ID – Distance Students
Approval of Invigilation Form
Field School Supplies
Request to Write/Submit a Test, Exam or Assignment on a Different Date
Publicity and Promotion Consent Form