School Details
Alexander
College is a private post-secondary institution serving approximately 4,500
students every year. Alexander College offers a variety of undergraduate degree
and transfer programs including University Transfer, Associate of Arts degree
and Associate of Science degree. An integrated English for Academic Purposes
program is also available to assist non-native English speakers with their
transition to university level studies in the English language. Established in
2006 under the British Columbia Ministry of Advanced Education, Alexander
College consists of two urban campuses. These campuses are located in Burnaby
and Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Alexander College first offered
University Transfer and English for Academic Purposes programs. From the
beginning, we have designed our programs to help first- and second-year
undergraduates achieve success in their transition to the post-secondary
environment. This success is facilitated by strong student support and readily
available services.
Burnaby
Campus
Burnaby
is a large suburb located in the geographic centre of the Greater Vancouver
Regional District. Alexander College’s Burnaby Campus is located on the corner
of McKay Street and Kingsway, one block from one of the largest shopping
centres in Canada, Metrotown Shopping Centre. Facilities at the Burnaby campus
include spacious classrooms, science laboratory, the Writing and Learning
Centre, library, and bookstore. The Burnaby campus is centrally located in
Downtown Burnaby, just one block from the Metrotown Skytrain Station
Vancouver
Campus
The
Vancouver campus is located in downtown Vancouver. It is easily accessible by
public transit with a 1 minute walk from the Granville Skytrain station, and
also with parkades nearby for those who drive. There are opportunities to relax
and enjoy downtown public spaces in nearby parks and along the waterfront
harbour. tudents will get to learn from well qualified, fully engaged staff and
instructors available to provide student-centered support. Students will also
benefit from small class sizes, with limits set at 35 students or less for all
subjects.