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Portage College
www.portagecollege.caPortage College is a public board-governed college operating in northeastern Alberta. With main campuses in Lac La Biche, Cold Lake, and St. Paul, as well as satellite campuses in Boyle, Frog Lake Cree Nation, Saddle Lake Cree Nation, and Whitefish Lake First Nation #128, we offer students across our region local options for quality post-secondary education. Portage prides itself on being able to offer students a more personal touch to their educational journey that larger schools with more students just can’t provide. Instructors and professors have time for you at Portage.
Portage College offers certificate and diploma programs across a number of disciplines like apprenticeship training, education and human services, healthcare, business, college preparation, university transfer, culinary arts, hairstyling, environmental studies, and more. With online options for some programs, we offer students the flexibility they need to complete their education their way.
Satellite Campuses
Boyle, Frog Lake, Whitefish Lake First Nations #128, Saddle Lake.
Admissions
Box 417, 9531 - 94 Avenue
Lac La Biche, Alberta, T0A2C0, Canada
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Indigenous Student Services
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Child Care and Daycare
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Disabilities and Special Needs Services
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Extension and Continuing Education
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Extracurricular Social Activities
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Extracurricular Sports and Fitness Facilities
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Health Services
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Housing
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International Student Services
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Job Search Services
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Meal Plans
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Study/Work Abroad Programs
Application Date
First Day Applications Accepted
Applications accepted year-round.
Last Day Applications Accepted
Two weeks prior to the program start date. In select programs, there is a competitive entry process with set selection dates.
Applicants must be:
- At least 18 years of age. Exceptions require a case conference review.
- Canadian citizens or permanent residents (if not, refer to "International Students" information).
Applicants should familiarize themselves with the specific requirements of the particular program for which they are applying. See our website for details listed under each specific program.
Students who lack qualifications for admission to Career programs may prepare for programs of their choice by applying for an Academics for Careers and Education program. A placement assessment may be required.
Standard First-Year Admission Requirements