Life at Norquest College is exceptionally fulfilling, and the campus infrastructure is impressive. There are numerous comfortable spaces like the cafeteria, couches on each floor, library, atrium, green areas, and more. We do have college wifi, bus pass. The college hosts a variety of engaging events regularly, making it vibrant and exciting for students. As a volunteer, I've witnessed firsthand the bustling schedule, including events like the Global Cafe, Open House, Jumpstart Sessions, Coffee with Carolyn, Welcome Party, Movie Night, and Fort Edmonton Park Day, all held in September 2023. Personally, Norquest has significantly boosted my confidence, enhanced my networking skills, and improved my communication abilities., I find immense happiness and confidence within the supportive environment of my college.

Honestly, accommodation in Edmonton is relatively affordable compared to larger cities like Vancouver and Toronto, despite recent increases in costs. Sharing living spaces is common among students, enabling comfortable living. While Edmonton may lack extensive sightseeing or bustling adventures, it's a good, affordable place to reside. On average, a two-bedroom apartment rents for around $1400.

Campus life was really good, the college was welcoming and warm. Had lot of students space to study and relax and good wifi. They also has student engagement programs and I volunteered there got some extra money from there. There is a big library including computer area and tutor help. There are no sport facilities and that’s a major negative setback but Edmonton has lots of recreation centers.

Norquest doesn’t have any Accommodation facility. But Edmonton is pretty big city with lots of Accommodation such as rental, PG and room sharing. P.s. it is lot cheaper than Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary etc.

There's an student association (SANQC) which conducts games and wonderful events time to time. Also there's a floor where you can find video games to play . Tennis court too.

Its pretty expensive to live in the accommodation but the quality is uppermost the best.

Accommodation depends on what you are looking for. An average apartment room sharing will cost around $500-600 per month with all utilities included.

I applied to a couples college in Edmonton and Norquest was the first to respond and provide me with an offer letter.

I live with my parents so I don't have to pay for anything, I sill be living with them till I get married and I haven't faced any challenges yet. The only challenge is getting school as I don't drive to school but with the new lrt expansion it will make going to school very easy

Couldn't get into the RN program because it was way too competitive so I decided to start small and then do a bridge program to become an rn, I found out about this collage through a friend who was already going here before me, this was the only collage I applied too, my marks were good but not up to the competitive average for rn nursing

Program length it's a nice building smaller classrooms. You can get a job very easily. There is a lot of support when you enter the field and many times they provide extra training for you. So your skills can be top notch.