Tag: Program Information Nights

Are you ready to further your education? Take on a new career path or upgrade your skills? If so, you’re invited to Durham College (DC) for Program Information Nights (PIN) next week.

On Tuesday, May 7 at our Oshawa Campus and Wednesday, May 8 at our Whitby Campus, we’ll be opening our doors to show you around, answer your questions and give you everything you need to make an informed decision about your future.

Whether you have accepted your DC offer or are still trying to decide where your college journey will take you, here are five reasons why you shouldn’t miss out.

Meet the Faculty
Our DC website is full of information about our 145+ job-ready programs, but there’s no substitute for speaking directly with the professors you’ll see in the classroom. Representatives from every Faculty will be on hand to answer all your questions about the program that interests you.

Explore your new home
You’ll be spending a lot of time on campus, so you should know your way around. At PIN, DC is yours to explore. Join a guided tour for an in-depth look at our campuses, or take a look around at your own pace. Classrooms, labs, workshops, and recreation areas will be open to help you get a feel for your new surroundings.

Learn about our student services
Get an early glimpse into life at DC by speaking to a variety of student services representatives. They will guide you through the wide variety of services available at DC such as financial aid, academic support and health and wellness programs.

Apply for your program
Why wait? Members of the Start at DC team will be there to take you through the application process step-by-step. They will provide you with the information you need to know regarding the application process and what to expect once you’ve applied. And when you apply at PIN, we’ll cover the $125 application fee and give you some pretty cool DC swag.

Have a great time
Listen to your peers! Every year at our PIN events, future students rave about the experience and can’t wait to start their DC journeys.

“I liked getting a feel for the facility and how big it is,” said Marcus Cuaresma, a student who attended last year’s PIN event before starting the Mechanical Technician – Millwright program.