Northern Lights College

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Northern Lights College

Former name	BC Vocational School Dawson Creek
Type	Public
Established	1975
Academic affiliation	CICan, BCC, UBC
Endowment	$22,960,967 [1]
Chair	Lorraine Audrey Archibald [2]
President	Todd Bondaroff
Students	594
Location	Dawson Creek, British Columbia, Fort St. John, British Columbia, Fort Nelson, British Columbia, Chetwynd, British Columbia
Campus	Multiple sites, Rural
Colours	Blue   & green  ;
Website	www.nlc.bc.ca

Northern Lights College (NLC) is a public^[3] college in Northern British Columbia, Canada. It currently has campuses and access centers in eight communities across the northern third of British Columbia, with Regional Administration located at the Dawson Creek campus. As of 2021, international students comprised 25% of NLC's total student population and 20% identified as Indigenous.^[4]