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If you’re on track to finish your program and graduate with your credential, then congratulations — we’re proud of you. 

NIC health and human services graduate receives diploma at convocation ceremony.

In order to graduate, you’ll need to complete our Application for Credential form and submit it to Student Services, either in-person or by emailing forms@nic.bc.ca.

Attending your convocation ceremony

Graduating is a big achievement — but convocation is about celebrating all your hard work. It’s also a chance to dress up, grab your grad cap and regalia and enjoy a day of photos, applause and hugs with your supporters.

Apply online below and we'll add a $35 convocation fee to your myNIC student account. You can pay it through self-service or in person at any Student Services office.

Important: We don't accept Visa-Debit cards as a form of payment.

Apply to convocate

Applying for academic awards

All graduates are eligible to apply for the following awards through myNIC. If you have questions, get in touch with us at registrar@nic.bc.ca

Lieutenant-Governor’s Medal for Inclusion, Democracy and Reconciliation

A medal in the name of the Lieutenant-Governor of British Columbia is awarded annually to an NIC student. This award recognizes a student who has demonstrated outstanding contributions in support of inclusion, democracy and/or reconciliation on campus or in the community. Students must apply for this medal.  

President’s Community Engagement Award  

In recognition of the diversity of our regional communities, this annual graduation award may be presented to eligible graduates from each NIC campus whose energy, vision, and dedication have embodied NIC's commitment to community engagement and community-engaged learning. Students can self-nominate or put forward a graduating student’s nomination.