Welcome, Your Student Experience starts here!

Get ready to experience all that campus life provides! Join two students and Flash the mascot as they guide you on an engaging tour of essential services—from financial aid and co-op programs to athletics, health, and more. Whether you’re seeking academic support or opportunities to get involved, this video will help you make your college experience remarkable.

Spring 2026 Orientation

Summer 2026 Orientation FAQs

Q: How do I access course materials before classes start?
A: Course materials are accessed through Brightspace. Some materials may not be available until the first week of classes.

Q: How do I access my Langara email?
A: Langara email is accessed through Outlook via Office 365. Login details are sent to your personal email.
Quick links to Brightspace and Office 365:
https://langara.ca/quick-links

Q: Is the Langara Student Success Course (LSSC) mandatory?
A: No. The LSSC is not mandatory but, it is strongly recommended as it will provide you with skills and resources to prepare you for academic success. 

Q: Is there a gym on campus?
A: Open gym and campus recreation activities are free for students. The YMCA is located next to campus.

Q: How many clubs are there, and how do I find them?
A: The number of clubs varies each year, but there are typically 25–40 active clubs.
Current clubs can be found here:
https://langara.ca/student-services/student-life/clubs

Q: When is Clubs Day?
A: Clubs Day occurs in the Fall and Spring semesters in the A Building main foyer.
Other upcoming events:
https://langara.ca/news-events/events

Q: How does the U-Pass fee work?
A: The U-Pass fee is charged per term, not monthly.

Q: Do I need to pay for GuardMe insurance if I have BC MSP?
A: No. Students with BC MSP can opt out of guard.me insurance within the first month of the semester.
Opt-out details:
https://sites.guard.me/langaracollege/optout/opt-out

Q: Is this the only orientation for Summer semester?
A: This is the main orientation for all Summer semester students.

Q: Where can I find volunteering opportunities and resume support?
A: Volunteer opportunities are available through the VOLT program:
https://langara.ca/student-services/student-life/volunteer-program-volt

Engage

Prepare yourself for a successful first semester by getting set up to learn.

Check out the IT Guide

To learn how to set up the Student Information System (SIS), activate your Computer User ID (CUID) so that you can access your email, log into computers, use printers, connect to Wi-Fi, or log into the U-Pass website.

get set up

U-Pass BC program

The U-Pass BC program provides students with universal, accessible, and affordable access to public transit across the Metro Vancouver
Get your U-Pass

Take the Langara Student Success Course

This free non-credit course prepares you for academic life. It introduces you to key supports available on campus and online, including College classroom, effective study techniques, and time management skills.
Learn more

i-Guide program

The i-Guide Mentorship Program matches current students with new international students during their first semester at Langara College. Get a peer mentor!

Lear more

Join VOLT

Student Volunteer program
Connect and explore the variety of volunteering opportunities for you to learn new skills, gain experience, and give back to the community.
Learn more

Apply for your Student ID Card

Make sure that you are a current student enrolled in Regular Studies courses or eligible Continuing Studies courses, and follow the instructions on the link below.
Get your ID card

Quick tips

Get access free tutoring support

Visiy the Academic Success Centre or the offices located in the Library (L Building) on the first floor. The Academic Success Centre is designed to be a one-stop shop for services and tools to help enhance your learning.

Aks IT

IT will help you with any technological problems, from providing access to information, including ID activation, password change, and everything in between.

Buy your U-Pass at the bookstore

Once you have a Compass Card, you can login at UPass BC with your Langara credentials. Click for more information about U-Pass.

How I can find my classroom

When you are looking for your room number, the building is listed first, then the room number. Here's a few examples: 

  • If your class is in A229. This means A [A Building] 2 [2nd floor], Room 229 
    If your class is in B030.
  • This means B [B Building] 0 [Basement] Room 030

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