About us

Established in 1971, the College of the Rockies is a Canadian public community college based in the southeast corner of British Columbia, Canada. In addition to its main campus in Cranbrook, there are regional campuses in Creston, Fernie, Golden, Invermere, and Kimberley. The college offers a variety of distinctive programs, which focuses primarily on adult basic education. Moreover, students can find certificates, diplomas, and degree programs. Besides providing on-campus programs, the college offers online, blended, and directed study courses. 15% of college students are international, representing over 30 different countries. Therefore, this college is listed among the best places to study abroad. The College of the Rockies Students' Association (COTRSA) ensures to cater to all requirements of students. There is on-site housing at the Cranbrook campus, located near the Kootenay center's main entrance. Moreover, students can find off-campus accommodation with ease. Some notable alumni include Kendall Plant, Kellen Ward, and Jesse Crickett.