langara College

Langara College is a public college in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The institution was founded in 1965 as a division of Vancouver City College, offering courses and programs at the King Edward Centre. More than 23,000 students receive the institution's autonomous university, career, and continuing education programs each year. The institution provides classes for theatre arts, creative writing, digital and art publishing, photography, and art history. The institution also offers cooperative education programs so students can take part-time jobs while still in school and earn money. Students can also participate in exchange programs to spend a semester abroad in Korea or Japan. Langara College offers many scholarships to assist students financially, including the Chapoton Hall Scholarship, the Langara Bursary, Canada Students Loans, Work on Campus, and Beyond the Classroom Award. The college ranks 99 in the country, according to Webometrics. The college's acceptance rate is 85%, and the employment rate is around 95%. The biggest advantage is the affordability that Langara offers. The tuition fees are much lower than most universities in Canada.