From October 26 through November 6, 2026, you may submit only 1 application to VCC. You will be able to submit more applications starting November 7, 2026.
For assistance, please contact us:
Domestic applicants: admissions@vcc.ca
International applicants: ieadmissions@vcc.ca
Please review the information below
Domestic Applicants: (Canadian Citizen, Permanent Resident, Convention Refugee, Live in Caregiver, Diplomat, Ministers Permit)
If you don't see your program or term, check When to Apply
If you are applying to a program that has undergraduate admissions requirements, you must update your EPBC profile to include your undergraduate work. You will not be able to see the program unless you make the update.
International Applicants: Applications are only accepted during the application periods.
Before applying to a program, please check application availability and apply if the program status indicates "Apply Now". If the program is offered to international students and accepting applications but is not shown here on EducationPlannerBC (EPBC), please contact study@vcc.ca
Application fees are non-refundable and non-transferrable between programs. Before you apply, check if your choice of program is accepting applications by visiting the application availability page.
Please review program-specific admission requirements and submit supplementary documents requested. While most programs at VCC accept students on a first-qualified, first-offered basis, some programs admit students based on a competitive selection process.
If you need further information, please contact us at study@vcc.ca.
Note: You can only apply to one program at a time. If you already have an active application and wish to apply to a different program, your current application may need to be withdrawn. Please contact us at study@vcc.ca for assistance.
Immigration Disclaimer: VCC provides immigration advising services to support students; however, the College is not responsible for students' immigration status, their compliance with immigration laws and regulations, or the outcomes of applications submitted to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). Students are solely responsible for ensuring accuracy of their applications, maintaining valid status, and complying with all applicable regulations around your status as international students.
