Family, parents and friends play a critical role in a student’s success, as they lend support to the university experience. Here you will find resources and tips to keep you involved and connected throughout this memorable journey.
Parent and Family Orientation 2024
We cannot wait to welcome your students to campus! If you have a new student joining us September, we recommend checking out the Parent and Family Welcome, which will be hosted on August 29th! Learn more here.
About UNBC
Located in the spectacular landscape of northern British Columbia, UNBC is one of Canada’s best small universities. The University features a campus in Prince George and regional facilities around northern B.C. including campuses in Quesnel, Terrace and Fort St. John.
Encourage your student to explore the programs we offer and come for a visit if you can.
Applying to UNBC
We’re excited your student has decided to attend UNBC!
Encourage your student to apply for student scholarships or bursaries and watch for upcoming deadlines.
Student arrival
Welcome to campus! Whether your student is commuting to UNBC from home or moving to campus housing, starting university is a big step in their life.
Whether your student needs support in or out of the classroom, UNBC has services to help them succeed. All they have to do is ask!
Looking for a way to show your student that they are on your mind? Get the UNBC Bookstore to create a care package for them!
Graduation
Do you have a family member who is graduating this year? Here is some important information, just in case your grad forgets to fill you in.
Convocation checklist
- Check the Convocation website for all relevant materials.
- Start following our social media channels for event updates and connect with grads on Convocation day
- Check out the UNBC Bookstore to purchase graduation merchandise such as frames, flowers, and alumni swag
- Confirm details with your graduand and mark your calendars!
Please Note: The Convocation Office and Office of the Registrar cannot not give out personal information about your graduand’s status or ceremony details that are not publically available. In order to receive specific information you may need to speak to your graduand directly.
Graduand: someone who is eligible to graduate, but has not yet graduated. Once a degree has been conferred (awarded) then an individual becomes a graduate.
Staying connected
After your student completes their degree, they become one of our UNBC Alumni. We look forward to staying connected with them and celebrating their future successes.