PROGRAM REGISTRATION

Program Registration

Update: September 7, 2021

The Registrar and Enrolment Services counter is now open at the new Burnaby campus, 4805 Kingsway, Burnaby! The Course Registration team is seeing students in-person from Monday-Friday, 9:00am-4:30pm.

How to Register for a Program

Once you have been admitted to Glenn College, completing your program registration is the next important step.
Our registration process is simple and designed to help you secure your place in your chosen program.

The process follows the guidelines set by the Private Training Institutions Regulatory Unit (PTIRU) and reflects the standards described in each program outline.

Course Registration

We recommend that you register for courses as early as possible on your assigned course registration date, as some course sections can fill very quickly.

A detailed step-by-step course registration tutorial is available from the Tutorials page of the MyGC student portal.

Steps for Program Registration

Receive Your Letter of Acceptance
After your admission has been approved, you will receive a Letter of Acceptance (LOA) or a Conditional Letter of Acceptance (if additional documents or requirements are pending).
Confirm Your Enrollment
- Review your LOA carefully.
- Pay the required registration deposit or initial tuition fee, as indicated in your LOA.
- Submit the Program Enrollment Agreement (provided by the College).
Log in to My GC Portal
- Access My GC Portal to apply for your program officially.
- Upload any remaining required documents or complete in house entrance test If needed.
- Track your registration status and upcoming steps.
Finalize Tuition Payment
- Complete full tuition payment according to the payment schedule outlined in your enrollment agreement.
- For international students: tuition payment may be required to support visa or study permit applications.
Complete Orientation Requirements
Students are expected to attend a mandatory orientation session before classes begin.
Orientation provides important information about program schedules, academic policies, student support services, and college resources.