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Confederation College Welcomes Future Students to Annual Open House

By Scott Hobbs

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Confederation College invites prospective students, their families and supporters to explore programs, meet faculty and experience campus life at its Open House on Thursday, Nov. 12, from 5:00 to 7:30 p.m. at the Thunder Bay campus.

The free event welcomes students of all ages, including high school students exploring their options, adults considering a return to education and students who have already confirmed their plans to attend Confederation College.

Visitors can meet faculty, staff and current students, ask questions about programs and admission requirements, and explore the classrooms and labs where learning takes place.

“Choosing a college or a program is a big decision, and it helps to see the spaces and meet the people who will be part of that experience,” said Derek Lawrence, Manager, Enrolment Services and Recruitment at Confederation College. “Open House gives future students and their supporters a chance to ask questions, explore their interests and get a clearer sense of what studying here could look like.”

Visitors are welcome to drop in anytime during the evening. Campus tours will depart at 5:30 and 6 p.m., providing an opportunity to explore the College and learn more about student life. Attendees can also enter a prize draw at any registration table.

Open House takes place at Confederation College’s Thunder Bay campus, 1450 Nakina Dr.

For event details, visit Open House event page. Questions can be directed to recruitment@confederationcollege.ca or 807-475-6335.

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