Register for Your Upcoming Fall 2025 Courses

Classes are filling up fast. If you have not registered for the upcoming fall semester yet, now is the time to secure your seat to ensure you stay on track.

Log into myCNC
Find the card that says “Register for Courses”
Select “Plan, & Schedule”
Select “Register Now” for all the courses in the schedule you have created for the term
Pay your student fees by August 20th, 2025

Need Help with Course Planning? CNC’s Academic Advisors are here to guide you! Join a daily virtual Zoom drop-in session and get your questions answered and ensure you’re enroled in the right courses for your program. Click the link below for more information on Academic Advising Zoom drop-in sessions.

Virtual Acadmeic Advising

Mark Your Calendar for Fall 2025 Orientation

We are getting excited to welcome new and returning students to CNC for the upcoming fall 2025 semester. At the Prince George campus, we have lots of activities planned, including events prior to Orientation day on Tuesday, September 2nd. Events include:

Campus tours
Program orientations
City bus tour
Student services fair
BBQ lunch
Movie night

Visit the link below to view the full orientation schedule, including information for your local campus.

Please note that all regular scheduled classes are cancelled on Tuesday, September 2nd until 5:00pm unless you hear otherwise from your program area.

View Orientation Details

Attention New Students: Join us for a Pre-arrival Webinar

We're here to make your transition to post-secondary life easier. We are hosting a series of webinars over Zoom throughout August to provide you with important information that will ensure a successful start to your semester.

A full list of the webinar series including Zoom links, dates and times can be found at the link below. Please join us and ask us any questions you may have. We look forward to meeting you!

Academic Integrity and Your Success at CNC

Academic integrity is an important part of your learning journey at CNC. It is more than avoiding misconduct. It means building skills, taking responsibility, and learning from your experiences.

First-time or unintentional mistakes may lead to educational consequences
Repeated or serious violations lead to more serious sanctions
You have the right to appeal

We all play a role in creating a respectful and productive learning environment.

View Academic Policies

Register for Your Upcoming Fall 2025 Courses

Mark Your Calendar for Fall 2025 Orientation

Attention New Students: Join us for a Pre-arrival Webinar

Academic Integrity and Your Success at CNC

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