LaSalle College Vancouver (LCV) is an arts and design school delivering over 30 creative programs with credentials ranging from Bachelor's degrees, Diplomas and Certificates. LCV's objective is to offer high-quality education and to develop your creative potential, while also offering you opportunities to create, experiment, connect, and grow every day. Pursuing your studies at LCV will put you ahead of the game and allow you to discover all the facets of the different career opportunities available in the world of design.
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All LaSalle College Vancouver applicants are evaluated for admission on the basis of their previous education, background, and stated or demonstrated interest in one of our education programs. An applicant must be a high school graduate, possess a recognized high school equivalency, or qualify as a mature student of not less than 19 years of age as of the start date of the program.
LaSalle College Vancouver offers 4 start dates per calendar year. Individuals seeking admission to a full-time program at LaSalle College Vancouver are required to complete and submit the following:
- Proof of Secondary School Graduation
- Admissions Interview (in person or over the phone) with an Admissions Advisor
- English Proficiency: Regardless of country of birth or citizenship, temporary or permanent status, all applicants to LaSalle College Vancouver whose first language is not English must demonstrate competency in the English language.
For a full list of admission requirements please visit LaSalle College Vancouver's website:
https://www.lasallecollegevancouver.com/future-students?utm_source=Princeton_Review&utm_medium=Profile&utm_campaign=Admission_Require
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Majors and Degrees Offered
PROGRAMS:
Game Design & VFX
Bachelor of Science in Game Programming
3D Modeling for Animation & Games, Diploma
Animation Art & Design, Diploma
VFX for Film & Television, Diploma
Game Art & Design, Diploma
Visual & Game Programming, Diploma
Graphic Design
Bachelor of Design in Graphic Design
Graphic Design, Diploma
Graphic Design & Foundation for Design, Diploma
Interior Design
Bachelor of Applied Design in Interior Design
Interior Design, Diploma
Audio & Film
Digital Film & Video, Diploma
Professional Recording Arts, Diploma
Professional Recording Arts (LIPA), Diploma
Digital Photography, Diploma
Fashion
Fashion Design, Diploma
Fashion Marketing, Diploma
Jewellery Design, Diploma
Bachelor of Design in Fashion Design
Culinary
Culinary Arts, Diploma and Certificate
Baking & Pastry Arts, Diploma and Certificate
Entrepreneurship & Restaurant Ownership, Diploma
Hospitality & Restaurant Business Management, Diploma
Culinary Arts & Restaurant Ownership, Advanced Diploma
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Bachelors
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CAREER SERVICES:
On-campus Career Services available
Our Career Services team offers a bundle of valuable resources to help you plan and launch your professional future. Some of these resources include job search aid to sharpen your job-search strategy, interview techniques, and resume, as well as the organization of Portfolio Shows designed to put you face-to-face with potential employers from the industry at the end of your studies.
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Student/Faculty
10:1
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with Terminal Degree
Most frequent lab / sub section size
2 - 9
Graduation Rates
Graduate in 4 years
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Graduate in 6 years
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Need help with budgeting or navigating the world of student financial aid? LaSalle College Vancouver has a dedicated team who assist all students with budgets, student loans, bursary, and scholarship applications.
Scholarships:
LaSalle College Vancouver provides scholarships for Canadian high school students, indigenous students, mature learners, and international students enrolled in our innovative full-time programs. Our scholarships recognize and support students who excel academically, athletically, or creatively by providing up to 50% of their tuition.
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Total Undergraduate Enrollment
972
Demographics
53% female
47% male
78% are full time
22% are part time
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Our campus is located in an 80,000-square-foot building in beautiful Vancouver, steps away from the metro. The school prides itself on small class size, a friendly environment, hands-on delivery, and excellent industry-experienced instructors.
At LaSalle College Vancouver, you will find yourself surrounded by people who really get you – from instructors who've made it in their careers outside of the classroom and can inspire you to do the same, to fellow students who share your intensity and push you beyond your expectations.
The professional staff at LaSalle College Vancouver is there to guide you and bring out your full creative potential and give you the broad experience you deserve using state-of-the-art, industry-related technology and equipment. With everything from a surround sound studio, automated music production facility, film soundstage, effects animation labs, games labs, and internet broadcast studio to industrial kitchens, art rooms, and a 40-seat restaurant, you will be provided with the creative environment that enables you to really flex your creative muscles and create your best work.
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The Student Services department at LaSalle College Vancouver is committed to providing comprehensive student services that promotes student engagement, growth, and development for all students. Student Services does this by providing coordinated, intentional services that supports all of our students' individual academic and personal development.
There is a lot to do at LaSalle College Vancouver, such as workshops, guest speakers, career fairs, student socials in addition to the clubs and organizations oriented to students' professional and personal interests. Students can not only enjoy taking part in activities but also gain leadership experience that can contribute to their professional life.
LCV's Student Services department can help students with the following:
- International Student Advising
- Student Clubs, Organizations, and Activities
- Disabilities Support Services
- Mentoring
- Student Engagement Opportunities
- Health & Wellness Counselling
- Student Safety Programs
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We're all about helping connect you to a creative career where you do what you love. And a big part of that is connecting you with new people and places and gathering new experiences outside the classroom. We're here to help you explore the campus and the city, and get involved in organizations, clubs and activities, on and off campus. Because all those experiences enrich not only your life, but your creativity.
By being a member of the LCI Education network, students are able to enjoy opportunities to study abroad for one quarter at a selection of the network's campuses, including Montreal, Melbourne, and Barcelona.
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The Jeanne Clery Act requires colleges and universities to disclose their security policies, keep a public crime log, publish an annual crime report and provide timely warnings to students and campus employees about a crime posing an immediate or ongoing threat to students and campus employees.
Please visit The Princeton Review’s page on campus safety for additional resources: http://www.princetonreview.com/safety
The Princeton Review publishes links directly to each school's Campus Security Reports where available. Applicants can also access all school-specific campus safety information using the Campus Safety and Security Data Analysis Cutting Tool provided by the Office of Postsecondary Education of the U.S. Department of Education: https://ope.ed.gov/campussafety/#/
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