Keyano College

The current application page lists a non-refundable $54 fee per domestic program application and $107 per international program application. An offer requires a separate deposit to hold the place. The page lists $250 for domestic applicants and $5,000 for international applicants, with the international deposit due within 10 business days.

Keyano automatically requests transcripts from Alberta, Saskatchewan and British Columbia. Applicants educated elsewhere must ask the previous institution to send an official transcript. They can upload an unofficial copy through MyKeys or email it to Admissions while the official record is arranged. International applicants may also need English proof or an IQAS assessment.

MyKeys credentials arrive by email within one to three business days. Use the portal to check status, upload requested documents and read Admissions updates. After all required documents arrive, Keyano states an update is expected within five to ten business days. That processing estimate is not an admission guarantee.

Applicants aged 21 or older may use the published mature route. They need the specified English and mathematics courses or a pass on the College Entrance Assessment. English-language proficiency has its own accepted tests and minima. Meeting these published thresholds does not reserve a seat in an intake.

The business diploma’s co-op credit course sits between Year 1 and Year 2 and requires at least 420 hours. The page describes related full-time employment experience. Treat the option as program-specific and confirm selection, course registration and employer conditions before making a work plan.

Third Class Power Engineering Co-op is different. Applicants need an ABSA Fourth Class certificate, recognized Parts A and B, and a recognized 200-hour Power Lab. They must complete the four-month first term before co-op eligibility. The six-month paid placement is competitive, may require an interview and must be secured.

The 2026–27 academic-year term runs from August 23, 2026 to April 23, 2027. The table keeps each room component separate. Full-year single housing is due June 15. Family amounts vary by bedroom count and garage. Applicants should use the housing account for the assigned unit and its payment instructions.

A $50 non-refundable application fee and $300 security deposit are required before residence acceptance. Academic-year residents also pay a $60 non-refundable Housing Life Activity Fee. Payment option 2 adds a $100 non-refundable administration fee. Students receiving monthly funding or sponsorship may request a payment plan by email.

Housing is reserved for full-time Keyano students, subject to availability, and the requested housing type is not guaranteed. Clearwater and Penhorwood include Wi-Fi, but furnishings and layouts differ. Confirm the offer, move-in obligations, payment option and unit inventory before relying on residence.

The 2026–27 table compares Business Administration Management with Third Class Power Engineering Co-op. Business estimates differ by domestic and international status. Power Engineering is listed only for domestic applicants. Both program pages exclude mandatory laboratory fees ranging from $35 to $135 and assume full enrolment.

The Keyano Awards Program lists financial-need applications from May 1 to July 31 and winter student-award applications from September 15 to December 18. Supporting documents can include Indigenous ancestry, disability, volunteer references, income and expenses. Eligibility and value vary by award, so one application does not establish funding.

The 2026–27 Excellence Tuition Waiver is for 2026 graduates of Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo high schools. It requires an overall average of at least 80% across five named 30-level courses, with no mark below 70%. The maximum is one year of domestic university-studies tuition; associated fees remain the student’s responsibility.

Peer tutoring covers course content outside the specialists’ scope and depends on tutor availability. It supports classroom instruction rather than replacing it. Students should bring the assignment instructions and attempted work. Two missed appointments without notice can affect access to later specialist bookings during the semester.

Accessibility Services offers confidential, no-cost support to current and prospective students with disabilities. It lists accommodations, adaptive technology and personalized support. Students should monitor their Keyano email for appointment requests and state their preferred in-person, online or phone format when booking.

Wellness Services provides free confidential counselling for Keyano students, including support for stress, anxiety, depression, substance use, relationships and grief. A Wellness Navigator can connect students with financial, housing, food and health resources. Choose emergency or crisis resources when immediate help is required rather than waiting for a routine appointment.

GradLeaders provides the online job board and appointment route. Students can filter openings by industry, location or job type, save postings, track applications and receive notifications. A posting is an opportunity to apply. Verify the employer’s eligibility, deadline, location and application instructions before submitting materials.

The Strong Interest Inventory can help identify skills, values and career interests. Students can request the assessment from WIL. Use its results to develop questions and research options rather than treating them as a job outcome. Faculty can also request workshops for career exploration and workplace preparation.

Program co-op rules remain separate from general career support. Business Management describes a minimum 420-hour co-op credit between Years 1 and 2. Third Class Power Engineering requires successful completion of Term 1 before a competitive six-month paid work term. Employer compensation and placement remain conditional.