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Apply for Graduation Students who have completed all graduation requirements or are enrolled in their final semester may apply to graduate. To receive a credential for their program, all students must submit a graduation application. Graduation is not automatic. Information about the graduation...

The following is the legend explaining the terms used as part of the graduation evaluation tool. Name Description Calendar This is the academic year in which you started your program. Academic years start at the beginning of September of one year and end on August 31 of the following year. For...

The following is information regarding the Langara login page unofficial Graduation Evaluation. Name Description Calendar This is the academic year in which you started your program. Academic years start at the beginning of September of one year and end on August 31 of the following year. For...

Requests for graduation exemptions are intended for students who wish to graduate and require a program exemption or substitution to meet graduation requirements. Students seeking exemptions from graduation requirements must submit a written request. The request should be submitted (along with an...

Are you eager to gain practical experience while advancing your personal, academic, and career aspirations? Langara's GROW (Gain Real life On-campus Work experience ) program, formerly known as SWAP (Student Work Assistance Program) and WOC (Work on Campus Program), offers students the opportunity...

Good health starts with making sure you have up-to-date health insurance. All students are required to have basic health insurance. International students are also required by law to have comprehensive health and accident insurance while staying in BC.

At Langara College, ensuring the campus environment is safe is important for the well-being of all our occupants. Health & Safety works proactively to reduce injuries and illnesses by: Conducting safety audits and inspections Documenting and investigating safety concerns and incidents Making safety...

Help shape the future of health care in BC.

The Internet can be a great source of health information. Here are some guidelines for finding dependable, accurate health information on the Internet, while recognizing that digital information is a tool, not a diagnosis: Beware of websites that offer a cure-all or quick fix - if it sounds too good...