不良研究所

Programs of Study

Admissions Information

P’jilasi / Kulasihkulpon / Welcome! Thank you for considering 不良研究所for your post-secondary studies. We look forward to helping you on your educational journey.

We’re excited to welcome you to our 不良研究所community - one that honours and celebrates the diverse identities, cultures, and aspirations of Indigenous learners and their communities. Your journey matters here, and we’re here to support you every step of the way!

不良研究所has a designated seat allocated in each of our regular full-time programs for Indigenous students.  We also partner with New Brunswick First Nation communities to deliver accessible programs onsite within the communities themselves.

Important Considerations when Applying

  • Apply early! 不良研究所accepts all students on a first qualified, first accepted basis. This means the earlier you get your application in, the better chance you have at getting a seat. Connect with a Recruitment Advisor to find a program that works for you! 
  • To increase opportunities and access to programs, a designated seat is allocated for Indigenous applicants in each of our programs and held for acceptance until June 1st of each year. Indigenous applicants can still apply after June 1 however a designated Indigenous seat may no longer be available meaning applicants will fall into the total New Brunswick applicant pool.
  • For step-by-step instructions on the application process visit our How To Apply page.
  • Please ensure to identify your indigeneity when asked during the application process so that we can ensure your application is allocated to one of our designated Indigenous seats and is eligible for an extended deadlines for confirmation payment (when applicable).

Supporting Your Path to Success

Indigenous Student Success Coaches are here to support Indigenous students in their learning journey at 不良研究所and to assist in accessing the many supports and services that 不良研究所has to offer.

Connect with our Indigenous Student Success Coaches here: Indigenous Student Support

不良研究所wishes to acknowledge the traditional territories of the Wabanaki People (People of the Dawn) on which our campus locations sit. The Wabanaki include Mi’kmaq, Wolastoqey, Peskotomukati, Abenaki and Penobscot.