2010-2011 Academic Dates
January 2010
4 - College campuses re-open
4 - Winter semester instruction begins
4 - Fees are due on the first day of classes
17 - Last day to withdraw from classes with a 75% refund
31 - Last day to withdraw from classes with a 50% refund and not have course/s shown on transcript. After this date refunds will not be granted.
February 2010
1 - Late penalty assessed for all unpaid fees
15-19 - Reading Break – Note the reading break may vary in length program by program
March 2010
12 - Last day to withdraw from courses or change to audit
April 2010
2 - Good Friday – College closed
5 - Easter Monday – College closed
9 - Winter semester instruction ends – most programs
12-21 - Winter semester examinations – most programs
23 - Graduation ceremonies – all Campuses
May 2010
3 - Spring/summer semester instructions begins
21 - Last day for most vocational programs
24 - Victoria Day - College closed
June 2010
1 - Fall semester registration begins
July 2010
1 - Canada Day – College closed
23 - Spring/summer semester instruction ends
August 2010
2 - BC Day – College closed
September 2010
6 - Labour Day – College closed
7 - Orientation for new and returning students
8 - Fall semester instruction begins
8 - Fees are due on the first day of classes
20 - Last day to withdraw from classes with a 75% refund
October 2010
1 - Late penalty assessed for all unpaid fees
4 - Last day to withdraw from classes with a 50% refund and not have course/s shown on transcript. After this date refunds will not be granted.
11 - Thanksgiving Day – College closed
November 2010
11 - Remembrance Day – College closed
12 - Last day to withdraw from classes or change to audit
29 - Winter semester registration begins
December 2010
10 - Fall semester instruction ends – most programs
13-22 - Fall semester examinations – most programs
24 - Christmas Holidays – College closed
January 2011
4 - College campuses re-open
4 - Winter semester instruction begins
4 - Fees are due on the first day of classes
17 - Last day to withdraw from classes with a 75% refund
31 - Last day to withdraw from classes with a 50% refund and not have course/s shown on transcript. After this date refunds will not be granted.
February 2011
1 - Late penalty assessed for all unpaid fees
14-18 - Reading Break - Note the reading break may vary in length program by program
March 2011
11 - Last day to withdraw from courses or change to audit
April 2011
8 - Winter semester instruction ends - most programs
11-21 - Winter semester examinations - most programs
21 - Graduation ceremonies - all Campuses
22 - Good Friday - College closed
25 - Easter Monday - College closed
May 2011
2 - Spring/summer semester instruction begins
20 - Last day for most vocational programs
23 - Victoria Day - College closed
Why Selkirk?
Selkirk College strives to provide each student with exemplary teaching, an outstanding learning environment and life experiences that will engage you with our communities and natural setting.
Our students consistently rank Selkirk College well above 90% in the top 10 areas of student satisfaction, including level of instructional expertise, quality of instruction and amount of knowledge gained.
Selkirk College offers a wide array of academic, career, vocational and technical programs through its schools of:
- University Arts and Sciences
- Business and Aviation
- Digital Media and Music
- Health and Human Services
- Hospitality and Tourism
- Industry and Trades Training
- Kootenay School of the Arts
- Renewable Resources
- Adult Basic Education and Transitional Training
Study at home and connect to incredible career opportunties through Distance Education. Register for a personal or professional development course through Continuing Education. Part time or full time, Selkirk College has something for everyone. Checkout Viewbook 2010-11 for all the programs the college has to offer.
Transportation and Accommodation
Visit the Kootenay Life section for information about living in and getting around the West Kootenay - Boundary region.
