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Designated Post-Secondary Institutions That Confirm Enrolment Electronically Designated Post-Secondary Institutions that Confirm Enrolment Electronically Code Name of Institution Location APQY ACADEMY OF CLASSICAL ORIENTAL SCIENCES Nelson BC APBJ ACADEMY OF EXCELLENCE HAIR DESIGN Victoria BC APNT ACADEMY OF LEARNING Abbotsford BC APLV ACADEMY OF LEARNING Broadway Stn Vancouver BC APNG ACADEMY OF LEARNING Kamloops BC APSB ACADEMY OF LEARNING Kelowna BC APPX ACADEMY OF LEARNING Langley BC APMT ACADEMY OF LEARNING Nanaimo BC APKU ACADEMY OF LEARNING Richmond BC APRX ACADEMY OF LEARNING Surrey BC APMS ACADEMY OF LEARNING Victoria BC APLQ ACADEMY OF LEARNING Westshore, BC APWC ACADEMY OF LEARNING Williams Lake BC APTR ACADEMY OF LEARNING Burnaby BC HUAA ACADIA UNIVERSITY Wolfville NS AQCH ACSENDA SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT Vancouver BC APRY ADLER UNIVERSITY Vancouver BC APVL ALL BODY LASER CORP TRAINING INSTITUTE Port Coquitlam BC APZC ART INSTITUTE OF VANCOUVER Vancouver BC APZE ASHTON COLLEGE Vancouver BC BUAB ATHABASCA UNIVERSITY Athabasca AB APOF AUTOMOTIVE TRAINING CENTRE Surrey BC APON AVEDA INSTITUTE VICTORIA Victoria BC APBE BLANCHE MACDONALD CENTRE CITY SQUARE Vancouver BC APTO BLANCHE MACDONALD CENTRE ROBSON Vancouver BC APYL BOUCHER INSTITUTE OF NATUROPATHIC MED New Westminster BC AQBE BRIGHTON COLLEGE Burnaby BC APWB BRIGHTON COLLEGE Surrey BC APVV BRIGHTON COLLEGE Vancouver BC AVAA BRITISH COLUMBIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Burnaby BC BJAB BURMAN UNIVERSITY Lacombe AB AQBC CAMBRIA COLLEGE Victoria BC AJAA CAMOSUN COLLEGE Lansdowne Campus Victoria BC AJBH CAMOSUN COLLEGE Interurban Campus Victoria BC APYB CANADIAN COLLEGE OF PERFORMING ARTS Victoria BC EPCK CANADIAN MEMORIAL CHIROPRACTIC COLLEGE Toronto ON APIC CANADIAN TOURISM COLLEGE Surrey BC APEY CANADIAN TOURISM COLLEGE Vancouver BC APUJ CANSCRIBE CAREER COLLEGE Kelowna BC HUAJ CAPE BRETON UNIVERSITY Sydney NS AUAV CAPILANO UNIVERSITY North Vancouver BC EUAE CARLETON UNIVERSITY Ottawa ON APIN CDI COLLEGE BUS,TECH & HEALTH Burnaby BC APUW CDI COLLEGE BUS,TECH & HEALTH Richmond BC APIM CDI COLLEGE BUS,TECH & HEALTH Surrey BC APBX CDI COLLEGE BUS,TECH & HEALTH Vancouver BC APSH CDI COLLEGE BUS,TECH & HEALTH Victoria BC APVP CDI COLLEGE BUS,TECH&HEALTH South Surrey BC APPA CDI COLLEGE BUS,TECH & HEALTH Abbotsford BC APZU CENTRE FOR ARTS & TECHNOLOGY Kelowna BC AQCO CG MASTERS SCHOOL OF 3D ANIMATION & VFX New Westminster BC APDL CITY UNIVERSITY OF SEATTLE Vancouver BC AJAJ COLLEGE OF NEW CALEDONIA Prince George BC AJAF COLLEGE OF THE ROCKIES Cranbrook BC APAJ COLUMBIA BIBLE COLLEGE Clearbrook BC FUAC CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY Montreal QC BUAM CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY OF EDMONTON Edmonton AB APEO COQUITLAM COLLEGE Coquitlam BC HUAB DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY Halifax NS APUD DISCOVERY COMM COLLEGE Campbell River BC APTS DISCOVERY COMM COLLEGE Courtenay BC APUY DISCOVERY COMM COLLEGE Maple Ridge BC APTY DISCOVERY COMM COLLEGE Nanaimo Seniors Village BC APTP DISCOVERY COMM COLLEGE Bowen - Nanaimo APUA DISCOVERY COMM COLLEGE Parksville Corfield BC APUR DISCOVERY COMM COLLEGE Surrey BC APTW DISCOVERY COMM COLLEGE Campbell River BC APTX DISCOVERY COMM COLLEGE Nanaimo –Selby Nanaimo BC APUB DISCOVERY COMM COLLEGE Parksville Arrowsmith BC AJAE DOUGLAS COLLEGE New Westminster BC APDB DRAKE MEDOX COLLEGE Vancouver BC AUAW EMILY CARR UNIVERSITY OF ART & DESIGN Vancouver BC APPI EXCEL CAREER COLLEGE Courtenay BC APSE FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNIVERSITY Vancouver BC APGY GATEWAY COLLEGE Vancouver BC BJAC GRANDE PRAIRIE REGIONAL COLLEGE Grande Prairie AB BJAD GRANT MACEWAN UNIVERSITY Edmonton AB APLG GRANVILLE COLLEGE Vancouver BC APOZ HAIR ART ACADEMY Surrey BC APOU HILLTOP ACADEMY New Westminster BC EVAX HUMBER COLLEGE NORTH & LAKESHORE CAMPUS Toronto ON APRV INSIGNIA COLLEGE OF HEALTH AND BUSINESS Victoria BC APAF INST OF TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT CANADA Vancouver BC APWT INTERIOR ACADEMY Kamloops BC APCZ JCI INSTITUTE Vancouver BC AVAX JUSTICE INSTITUTE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA New Westminster BC AQCC KELOWNA COLLEGE OF PROF COUNSELLING Kelowna BC AUAX KWANTLEN POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY Surrey BC EUAL LAKEHEAD UNIVERSITY Thunder Bay ON AJAM LANGARA COLLEGE Vancouver BC EUAM LAURENTIAN UNIVERSITY Sudbury ON BJAF LETHBRIDGE COLLEGE Lethbridge AB APBU MC COLLEGE Kelowna BC APUT MC COLLEGE Vernon BC FUAV MCGILL UNIVERSITY Montreal QC FUAN MCGILL UNIVERSITY MacDonald Campus Montreal QC EUAN MCMASTER UNIVERSITY D Hamilton ON AQCW MEDICAL RECEPTION COLLEGE LTD Vancouver BC BJAI MEDICINE HAT COLLEGE Medicine Hat AB BJAG MOUNT ROYAL UNIVERSITY Calgary AB AQBB NEW IMAGE COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS Vancouver BC AVBA NICOLA VALLEY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Merritt BC APXD NIMBUS SCHOOL OF RECORDING & MEDIA Vancouver BC AJAX NORTH ISLAND COLLEGE - ALL CAMPUSES Vancouver Island BC BVAI NORTHERN ALBERTA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Edmonton AB AJAK NORTHERN LIGHTS COLLEGE Dawson Creek BC AJAL NORTHWEST COMMUNITY COLLEGE Terrace BC HUAE NOVA SCOTIA COLLEGE OF ART & DESIGN UNIV Halifax NS AJBF OKANAGAN COLLEGE - ALL CAMPUSES Kelowna BC APPL OKANAGAN VALLEY COLL. OF MASSAGE THERAPY Vernon BC BVAJ OLDS COLLEGE Olds AB EVAY ONTARIO COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN UNIV Toronto ON AQAH PACIFIC INSTITUTE OF CULINARY ARTS Vancouver BC APAG PACIFIC LIFE BIBLE COLLEGE Surrey BC APTU PACIFIC RIM COLLEGE Victoria BC APTM PACIFIC RIM EARLY CHILDHOOD INST INC. Saanichton BC AQBQ PCU COLLEGE OF HOLISTIC MEDICINE Burnaby BC EUAP QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY Kingston ON APTJ QUEST UNIVERSITY CANADA Squamish BC BJAH RED DEER COLLEGE Red Deer AB APAQ REGENT COLLEGE Vancouver BC BPGS ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGE Calgary AB AUAJ ROYAL ROADS UNIVERSITY Victoria BC APJP RSH INTL COLL OF COSMETOLOGY Maple Ridge BC EUBF RYERSON UNIVERSITY Toronto ON AJAP SELKIRK COLLEGE - ALL CAMPUSES Castlegar BC APCR SEMINARY OF CHRIST THE KING Mission BC AUAE SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY Burnaby BC BVAL SOUTHERN ALBERTA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Calgary AB APWS SPROTT SHAW COLLEGE Abbotsford, BC APYN SPROTT SHAW COLLEGE East Vancouver BC APYQ SPROTT SHAW COLLEGE Kamloops BC APWX SPROTT SHAW COLLEGE Kelowna BC APZM SPROTT SHAW COLLEGE Maple Ridge BC APWW SPROTT SHAW COLLEGE Nanaimo BC APNI SPROTT SHAW COLLEGE New Westminster BC APWV SPROTT SHAW COLLEGE Penticton BC APNZ SPROTT SHAW COLLEGE Surrey BC APLH SPROTT SHAW COLLEGE Vancouver BC APAO SPROTT SHAW COLLEGE Victoria BC APXS STENBERG COLLEGE Surrey BC HUAG ST. FRANCIS XAVIER UNIVERSITY Antigonish NS APAH SUMMIT PACIFIC COLLEGE Abbotsford BC AQBJ SURREY COMMUNITY COLLEGE Surrey BC APTN TAYLOR PRO TRAINING LTD Kelowna BC BUAO THE KING'S UNIVERSITY Edmonton AB AUAP THOMPSON RIVERS UNIVERSITY Kamloops BC EPGW TORONTO COLLEGE OF DENTAL HYGIENE & AUXI Toronto ON APAK TRINITY WESTERN UNIVERSITY Langley BC APUK UNIVERSITY CANADA WEST Vancouver BC BUAA UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA Edmonton AB AUAA UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA – ALL CAMPUSES Vancouver BC BUAC UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY Calgary AB HUAC UNIVERSITY OF KING'S COLLEGE Halifax NS BUAD UNIVERSITY OF LETHBRIDGE Lethbridge AB DUAB UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA Winnipeg MB AUAG UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA Prince George BC EUAO UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA Ottawa ON CUAB UNIVERSITY OF REGINA Regina SK CUAC UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN Saskatoon SK AUAY UNIVERSITY OF THE FRASER VALLEY Abbotsford BC EUAV UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO Toronto ON AUAF UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA D Victoria BC EUAX UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO D Waterloo ON EUAY UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO D London ON EUBA UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR D Windsor ON DUAD UNIVERSITY OF WINNIPEG Winnipeg MG APWR VANCOUVER CAREER COLLEGE Burnaby BC APZQ VANCOUVER CAREER COLLEGE Coquitlam BC APMW VANCOUVER CAREER COLLEGE Abbotsford BC AQAZ VANCOUVER CAREER COLLEGE Kelowna BC APZJ VANCOUVER CAREER COLLEGE Surrey BC APNE VANCOUVER CAREER COLLEGE Vancouver BC APIX VANCOUVER COLLEGE OF COUNSELLOR TRAINING Vancouver BC APUV VANCOUVER COLLEGE OF DENTAL HYGIENE Vancouver BC APRS VANCOUVER COLLEGE OF MASSAGE THERAPY Vancouver BC AVAD VANCOUVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE Vancouver BC APHO VANCOUVER FILM SCHOOL Vancouver BC AUAZ VANCOUVER ISLAND UNIVERSITY - ALL CAMPUSES Nanaimo BC APUX VANCOUVER SCHOOL OF BODYWORK & MASSAGE Vancouver BC APAP VANCOUVER SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY Vancouver BC APUL VISUAL COLLEGE OF ART & DESIGN (VCAD) Vancouver BC APDJ WEST COAST COLLEGE MASSAGE/THERAPY New Westminster BC APXU WEST COAST COLLEGE MASSAGE/THERAPY Victoria BC APOD WEST COAST COLLEGE OF HEALTH CARE Surrey BC APEU WESTERN ACADEMY OF PHOTOGRAPHY Victoria BC AQCQ WESTERN COMMUNITY COLLEGE Surrey BC APVF WESTERN MARITIME INSTITUTE Ladysmith BC APXJ WINDSONG COLLEGE OF HEALING ARTS Port Alberni BC EUBB YORK UNIVERSITY Toronto ON .
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