- Encouragement of Part-Time
Students. Part-time access to post-
sécondary education was pioneered in
B.C. by the community colleges. At
Capilano, part-time students still con-
stitute nearly half of its enrollment.

- The Semester System. There are ma-
jor entry points twice a year.

~ Encouragement of Older Students.
Capilano College has traditionally had one
of the oldest student populations of B.C.
colleges, and its classes are continually
enriched by the stimulating mix of ages.
Seniors have received free tuition for
credit courses since the early 1970's.

teach.

RELEVANCE

INSTRUCTIONAL EXCELLENCE

@ Capilano has an excellent and
dedicated faculty

@ Capilano’s faculty have the highest
percentage of PhD’s at any B.C. college.

COLLEGE
INCOME
SOURCES consssrsss22 1480 cote

Tuition Fees 111%

100

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-~10 —-
79/80 80/81 81/82 82/83 83/84

PROVINCIAL CONTRIBUTION
TO EDUCATIONAL SERVICES

$1.00.

1979/80 1980/61 1961/82 1982/63

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@ The Career / Vocational faculty are or
have recently been practising successfully
in the trade or profession which they

@ The relevancy of Academic Studies
programs is achieved by faculty upgrading
and research, and by articulation with the
universities. Hence, nearly all of Cap’s
Academic courses (over 200 of them) are
fully transferable to all three B.C.
universities and will receive full credit at
most other Canadian universities.

@ Career programs have an Advisory
Committee composed of prominent pro-
fessionals in the related Career area. And
it is the College’s objective that by 1985
each Career graduate will have taken at
least one course requiring an understand-
ing of the applications of computer
technology to their discipline.

PERCENTAGE CHANGE

C9 - Wednesday, November 14, 1984 - North Shore News

SMALL CLASSES

@ Most classes have from 25 to 30
students.

GOOD FACILITIES

e A recent (1980-83) construction pro-
gram upgraded and improved all existing
campus space and provided new science
labs (second to none in the colleges), new
computer and microcomputer labs, new
music studios, new health labs, and new
support areas for the library and other in-
structional services.

@ The next facility to be built will be a
gymnasium for the recreational use of the
College and the community. It will host
major North Shore sporting events
(1300-1600 seats). Because of provincial
government restraints on capital funding,
this previously approved project is now
planned to be funded from many levels,

INSTRUCTIONAL
PRODUCTIVITY

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