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Clubs Arts and Creative, Leadership and Professional, Community and Service
Stages Secondary School, High School
Introduction
Located at 510 College Drive in Caronport, Saskatchewan, Briercrest Christian Academy is a boarding school that delivers the Canadian curriculum within a faith-based learning community. Students graduate with a Saskatchewan High School Diploma under associate arrangement with Prairie South School Division, with options to learn on campus or online in a program. In Grade 12, students can enroll in Briercrest College courses for credit, offering a pathway to college opportunities while still in high school; all completed college credits can transfer to other Canadian and international institutions. The school provides English+ ESL support, with modified English classes and IELTS/TOEFL prep. BCA shares a campus with Briercrest College and Seminary, accessing facilities such as the library and gym; dorms Glen Manor and Hillson Hall provide two person rooms with Residence staff. A signature program is the Saskatchewan Hockey Canada Sports School in partnership with Prairie Hockey Academy, alongside CSSHL competition today.
510 College Drive, Caronport, SK S0H 0S0, Canada
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The Essentials
Briercrest Christian Academy has typical class sizes of 17, instruction in English.
Location
510 College Dr., Caronport, SK S0H 0S0, Canada. Briercrest is located directly off the Trans-Canada Highway 1 in the village of Caronport, about 15 minutes west of Moose Jaw and about an hour west of Regina. The campus operates within the Prairie South School Division context, and Briercrest Christian Academy graduates receive a Saskatchewan High School Diploma. The dorm program is on campus, with most students in grades 10–12, and grade 9 students may also join the dorm program.
Stages
High school (grades 9–12). BCA offers on-campus programming and a provincially accredited online high school option for grades 10–12.
Type
Boarding (dorm) program on campus, with on-campus housing available; some students commute as Off Campus Students.
Additional learning support
ENGLISH+ ESL program for international/ESL students; Academic Support staff for international students; three-part International Student Program including Academic Plan, Care Plan, and Travel Plan; a Student Support Referral process to address academic or behavioral concerns.
Country affiliation
Canada
Religious affiliation
Christian
Diving Deeper
Boarding Arrangements
On-campus dormitory housing is provided for dorm students; dorm fees include room, meal plan, damage deposit, mattress cover, laundry, and internet safety software.
Uniform Requirement
The dress code requires all students to adhere to a dress code that provides a professional and appropriate learning environment.
Food Options
A meal plan is included with dorm housing, and dorm residents have access to a dining hall.
Governance and Ownership
Briercrest Christian Academy is governed by the Board of Directors of Briercrest College and Seminary; Briercrest is a partnership of three Christ-centred, Bible-anchored, ministry-focused institutions (high school, college, and seminary).
Fees
Annual tuition at Briercrest Christian Academy ranges from CAD 15,840 to CAD 22,350 for 2026/27.
Application fees and admissions deposits
- Application Fee (Canada/US, submitted before August 1): CAD 100. - Application Fee (International, submitted before August 1): CAD 150. - Late Application Fee (after July 31): CAD 200. - Online Registration Fee: CAD 200. - Confirmation Deposit (required at acceptance): CAD 200. - Withdrawal Fee (if withdrawn within the first 10 days of a term attended): CAD 150.
Tuition fees by residency / year group (annual amounts)
- Caronport community residents (local community rate): CAD 4,280 (tuition). - Saskatchewan residents (standard provincial rate): CAD 5,030 (tuition). - Canadian residents (non-Saskatchewan): CAD 15,840 (tuition). - United States residents: CAD 18,840 (tuition). - International students: CAD 22,350 (tuition). - Additional-child tuition discount (per additional child): CAD 1,560 off tuition.
Room & board and standard dorm charges (for students living in residence)
- Room and Board (standard dorm fee, annual): CAD 13,210. - Damage deposit (one-time, first semester of attendance): CAD 125. - Mattress cover (one-time): CAD 20.
Representative combined estimates (tuition + standard fees + room & board where applicable)
- Caronport community (estimate including standard fees, no dorm): CAD 4,555. - Commuting students (estimate including standard fees, no dorm): CAD 5,305. - Dorm students (estimate including tuition, standard fees, room & board): CAD 18,660. - Canadian resident (non-SK) living in dorm (estimate): CAD 29,470. - US resident living in dorm (estimate): CAD 32,470.
Standard academic and student fees (required for all students unless noted)
- Student Life Fee (annual): CAD 275. - Standard fees for each student include activity fee, yearbook fee, student recreation fee; Grade 12 students also billed grad fee. Dorm students also receive damage deposit and mattress cover charges on first semester.
Optional and extracurricular fees
- Athletics (typical examples): Basketball CAD 300; Football CAD 300; Volleyball CAD 300; Cross Country CAD 75; Track and Field CAD 125; Golf CAD 75; Badminton participation CAD 25 (competition additional CAD 25). Hotel/tournament costs billed separately at market rates (approx. CAD 40/night shown as reference). - Music lesson fees (per semester, 11 lessons): 60-minute lesson CAD 645; 30-minute lesson CAD 380. Practice room per semester: Piano/Voice/Drums CAD 80; Guitar/other instruments CAD 52. - Graduation Fee (Grade 12): CAD 550 (covers retreat, hoodie, banquet – grad + 3 meals, formal pictures, after-party). Additional banquet meals billed at market rate. - Tutoring: CAD 20 per session (minimum 1 hour). - Plug-in fee (vehicle, per semester): CAD 100 (applied x2 for annual charging). Parking is otherwise free. - Confirmation that other optional charges (college tuition for concurrent courses, counselling, extra support services, English+ program fees, etc.) are billed as required and vary by program. Specific program fee examples include Sask DLC online course fee CAD 500 and English+ program fees and international program supplements listed separately.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition, standard fees, and room & board are billed at the beginning of the academic year. Grad fees are billed in September and included in the calculated cost of attendance. Optional fees (music lessons, college tuition, sports, counselling, tutoring) are billed as incurred. - Payment is due in full on Check-In Day for the fall semester unless an approved alternate payment plan is in place. Monthly statements are emailed for months with activity or balances owing. A Payment Agreement selecting a Payment Plan must be submitted by all students to receive access to course registration.
Available payment plans and fees
- Two-Payment Plan: Two installments covering the year; Fall payment (minimum 50%) due on Check-In Day; remaining balance due the first day of classes in January. No payment plan fee and no interest accrual if September payment is on time (interest may begin end of January otherwise). - Eight-Payment Plan: Tuition, room & board and standard fees split into eight equal payments (September–April). First payment due on Check-In Day; subsequent monthly payments (Oct–Apr) must be pre-authorized by credit card or direct debit. One-time financing fee CAD 100 charged at registration; no interest if payments are made on time. - Personalized Payment Plan: Available in exceptional cases with prior approval; a one-time financing fee CAD 100 applies. Payment plan agreement and approval required before Registration Day. Submission of the payment plan agreement grants access to course registration once approved.
Accepted payment methods
- Domestic and general online options: bill payment, e-transfer, credit card. Cash payments accepted in person or by phone. Pre-authorized debit available by submitting the completed form. - International student options: bank-to-bank transfers and PayMyTuition. - Contact points and online payment portals are used for processing; finance office contact is available for questions and account statements.
Interest, missed payments, and collections
- Overdue accounts incur a finance charge of 1.5% per month (18% per annum) on past-due amounts. - Minimum payments required: at least 50% of annual tuition, room & board and standard fees must be paid prior to December exams; 100% must be paid prior to April exams. Failure to meet minimums can result in being required to discontinue and withholding of final marks or transcripts until financial obligations are settled. Briercrest may use collection agencies where necessary.
Refund and withdrawal policy (charges and percentages)
- Late arrivals: Students who enter school late do not receive reductions for tuition, room, or board. Partial-attendance billing rules apply as follows: - Attend Term 1 only: 50% of tuition/room & board charged. - Attend Terms 1 and 2: 100% charged. - Attend Term 2 only: 50% charged. - Attend Terms 2 and 3: 60% charged. - Attend Term 3 only: 20% charged.
- Refund policy (withdrawal within specified windows): - Tuition: Full refund minus a CAD 200 deposit plus CAD 150 withdrawal fee if withdrawn within the first 10 days of Term 1; up to 30 days of Term 1 = 75% refund; not returning for Terms 2 & 3 = 50% refund; up to 30 days of Term 2 = 25% refund; after 30 days of Term 2 or Term 3 = no refund. International students have a different deposit adjustment: full refund minus CAD 500 in the event of denial of study permit or if not issued a study permit. - Room and Board: Full refund within first 10 days of Term 1; up to CAD 150 per calendar week of remaining weeks in Term 1 for that period; Term 2 and Term 3 prorations/refunds handled as described (Term 2 and 3 refunded in full under certain withdrawal windows; Term 3 only is 20% refund). - Fees: Full refund within first 10 days of Term 1; up to 50% through first 30 days of Term 1; generally no refund for later withdrawals. - English+ program: Full refund less CAD 1,000 if withdrawn within the first 10 days of Term 1; scaled refunds follow similar percentages as tuition for later windows.
Other one-time and administrative fees
- Payment Plan Fee (financing fee): CAD 100 (charged at time of registration for financed plans). - Confirmation deposit and online registration fees noted above; withdrawal fee CAD 150 for early-term withdrawals.
Notes regarding residence and program-specific charges
- Residence charges include the standard room & board fee and the first-semester damage deposit and mattress cover charge; residence life policies govern deposit handling and potential additional charges for damage. Campus dorm program extras (supervision, special programming) may be included or billed separately as required.
Summary contact for finance matters
- The Student Finance Office handles payment plans, billing questions, and estimates for cost of attendance; monthly statements are issued for account activity. For payment-plan setup and account details, the finance office is the contact point.
Academics
Briercrest Christian Academy teaches Canadian Curriculum.
Curriculum
BCA holds associate status with Prairie South School Division and graduates meet provincial regulations to receive a Saskatchewan High School Diploma. The school provides learning opportunities in person and online, including a provincially accredited online school. The schedule allows students to accelerate their learning and access college opportunities while in high school. In place of AP or IB, grade 12 students can take Briercrest College courses for credit. Any college courses completed can be transferred to other institutions. English+ ESL supports international/ESL students with modified English classes, ESL preparation, tutoring, and IELTS/TOEFL prep.
Student Teacher Ratio
Small class sizes.
Higher Education Progression
Graduates attend post-secondary institutions in Canada, the United States, and the United Kingdom, including Briercrest College, Dalhousie University, McGill University, Simon Fraser University, Trinity Western University, the University of Alberta, the University of Victoria, the University of Waterloo, Western University, the University of British Columbia, the University of Toronto, the University of Bath, Minot State University, City University of Hong Kong, and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. Some graduates have been accepted to the University of British Columbia, the University of Toronto, King's College London, Royal Holloway, University College London, and Warwick University. All ENGLISH+ graduates have gone on to attend post-secondary.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The International Student Program provides personal, cultural, and spiritual care to support international students. The Care Plan offers orientation to BCA and Canadian culture, airport pickups, housing assistance, immigration support, and help with social adjustments. Mentorship is part of the Care Plan to support student development. Coordinated social events, games, cooking activities, and cultural celebrations help students connect with peers. The program includes ongoing communication with parents regarding the student's academic, emotional, personal, and spiritual well-being.
Special Educational Needs (SEN)
International students meet regularly with Academic Support staff. This provides added support for students coming from differing curricular styles, with gaps in learning, or language support needs. The Academic Plan is tailored to individual student needs to support academic success.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
ENGLISH+ is for all international and/or ESL students. Its focus is to provide for the personal and academic needs of students coming to study in Canada. All students whose first language is not English must participate in an ESL placement interview and write an ESL exam; students below B2 are required to enroll in ENGLISH+ for language support. ENGLISH+ includes modified English classes, ESL course preparation, private tutoring, Student Study Centre, and IELTS & TOEFL exam preparation. ESL students may need additional semesters to meet graduation requirements.
Mental Wellbeing
The Care Plan includes communication with parents regarding the student's emotional, personal, and spiritual well-being in addition to academics. International Student Program provides personal, cultural and spiritual care to support well-being. Mentorship supports student growth and resilience. Coordinated social events and cultural celebrations contribute to emotional well-being by helping students connect with peers. The program integrates care with academics for a holistic approach.
Safeguarding
The school has a Child Protection Policy and Procedure. Safeguarding guidelines require meetings with minors to be in public places or groups, and to avoid private one-on-one meetings in private settings. Off-site activities require same-gender chaperones, and for co-ed activities there must be both male and female chaperones. Staff, students, and volunteers should not share one-on-one accommodations with a minor.
Parent Experience
History
Briercrest Christian Academy is part of a three-school learning community including the Seminary and College. The broader Briercrest history includes the 1982 name change from Briercrest Bible Institute to Briercrest Bible College and the Swenson Educational Wing dedication. Since then, Briercrest has continued to pursue academic credibility and program quality in all three schools: the Seminary, the College, and BCA. BCA is a private Christian high school located in Caronport, Saskatchewan. The academy benefits from a partnership with Prairie South School Division for access to public school resources while maintaining a faith-based program within the Briercrest family.
Community
BCA is part of the Briercrest family and has access to Briercrest campus facilities for opportunities in academics, athletics, and the arts within a Christian community. The school offers on-campus residence with dorm life and support staff. Student life includes the Student Leadership Council and community events such as Harvest Party. An Online School provides learning opportunities for students who are not on campus.
Facilities
Facilities Overview
BCA shares a campus with Briercrest College and Seminary, enabling access to Briercrest's facilities, including the library and gym. The dorm program extends campus life into housing and fosters a close-knit community. Most dorm rooms accommodate two students, with a twin bed, desk, drawers, and closet on each side, and floors feature communal bathrooms. Dorm life is supported by a dedicated Student Development team, including a Residence Director who provides pastoral care and oversees Residence Assistants and livers. Dorm buildings include Glen Manor and Hillson Hall, and the campus address is 510 College Dr., Caronport, SK S0H 0S0, Canada.
Sports Facilities
BCA offers cross country, basketball, badminton, volleyball, track and field, and golf. BCA, along with Prairie Hockey Academy, has Saskatchewan's first Hockey Canada Sports School. Student-athletes participate in CSSHL competition with Elite 15 and Midget Varsity levels. Prairie Hockey Academy provides a hockey development program designed to foster growth and leadership in student-athletes. Students also have access to Briercrest's facilities, including the gym, as part of the campus resources.
Academic Facilities
BCA students have access to Briercrest's facilities, including the library and gym. BCA students can take Briercrest College courses for credit in place of AP or IB programs. Any college courses completed can be transferred to other institutions in Canada and beyond. The campus bookstore serves as the on-campus store for Briercrest College and Seminary and Briercrest Christian Academy.
Extra Curricular Facilities
BCA offers cross country, basketball, badminton, volleyball, track and field, and golf. BCA partners with Prairie Hockey Academy to provide Saskatchewan's first Hockey Canada Sports School. Teams compete in CSSHL at Elite 15 and Midget Varsity levels. Prairie Hockey Academy focuses on hockey development and leadership for student-athletes.
Extra-Curricular Activities
Academic & Intellectual
The school provides a schedule that allows students to accelerate their learning and take advantage of college opportunities while in high school. The College Experience program lets high school students engage with college opportunities. The school emphasizes strong academics alongside varied extracurricular options and intentional spiritual nurturing.
Arts & Creative
Musical Theatre is offered with a fall musical and regional/provincial One-Act competitions. Drama classes teach acting and offer auditions for the Christmas production. Arts classes cover pottery, watercolour, and other media; Photography and design; and private music lessons including guitar, choir, and orchestra; Summer Stage provides spring productions.
Social & Hobbies
The Student Leadership Council provides student leadership opportunities and event planning. Harvest Party, the Christmas Gala Banquet, and Grad Retreat are annual events, and Spiritual Emphasis Week occurs each semester. Youth Quake is Saskatchewan's largest annual youth retreat, drawing 1800+ attendees for worship, concerts, and activities.
Community & Service
Outreach and service opportunities are available throughout the year, including local service activities and outreach missions. One-On-One Mentorship offers personal mentorship for spiritual and personal growth. Discipleship initiatives include Christian Ethics class, chapel, small groups, and Spiritual Emphasis Weeks. Youth Quake features worship, speakers, and competitions as part of its programming.
Leadership & Professional
The Student Leadership Council provides student leadership opportunities and event planning. One-On-One Mentorship supports personal leadership development. Discipleship initiatives and chapel programming foster leadership attitudes and a service mindset.
Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Athletics offers cross country, basketball, badminton, volleyball, track and field, and golf. The Hockey Academy partnership with Prairie Hockey Academy introduces a Saskatchewan-based Hockey Canada Sports School program and CSSHL competition. The athletic program emphasizes values, leadership, and character development on and off the court.
Languages
Language Provision
The school teaches in English. English is the language of instruction at Briercrest Christian Academy. ENGLISH+ provides language support for international and ESL students, including modified English classes, ESL course preparation, private tutoring, and the Student Study Centre; IELTS and TOEFL exam preparation are offered.
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Admissions
Admissions
1. Review admissions requirements. Applicants must successfully complete the previous academic level, commit to live by biblical standards and the rules and guidelines of BCA, possess goals and desires that match the school's purpose, and be willing to grow in a relationship with God and pursue Christian character. 2. Complete online application. Create a profile in the admissions portal to start the application. The portal provides access to the online application, reference forms, and allows documents to be sent to BCA. 3. Submit reference forms. After completing the online application, reference forms can be submitted. 4. Submit a recent report card or transcript. These documents can be sent via email, fax, or mail to the enrolment services team. 5. Submit additional forms after acceptance. Once accepted, online forms include health profile, record requests, and consent/commitment to involvement. 6. Check the printable admissions checklist. Download and review to ensure all steps are complete. 7. Deadlines and timing. It is recommended to apply before April 1 to allow enough time to complete the process and be eligible for scholarships and bursaries in May. Application fees are 100 before August 1 and 200 after July 31. 8. Notification of acceptance. The Admissions office processes applications promptly; applications completed before June 15 may take up to two weeks to be reviewed, and applications received after June 15 may take up to one month; an acceptance decision is communicated when made. 9. Confirmation of enrolment. Upon acceptance, a non refundable confirmation deposit of 200 must be paid to confirm enrolment; the deposit is credited to the student's account on registration and is not refundable if the student does not enroll. 10. International admissions. International admissions details are provided in the international section. 11. Contact. The Admissions Department is available for questions and assistance with the process.
Scholarships
The school has scholarships, awards, and bursaries available. To be considered, a completed application form must be submitted by the stated deadlines and information must be accurate. Official acceptance to Briercrest Christian Academy (pending final official transcript review) and meeting admissions requirements are required. Applicants for all scholarships, bursaries, or awards must complete the application by the deadline. Preference will be given to students who live in dorm. A minimum 60% average is required. Students must study full time; enrollment less than full time will terminate the award. Bursaries require financial need. Students must maintain good standing in the year awarded and meet the criteria of the specific scholarship, bursary, or award. International students are eligible for scholarships and awards but not bursaries through the Financial Award Application. BCA Online students are not eligible for the Briercrest Financial Award Application. Dates: Application opens May 1, 2026; closes May 31, 2026; award notification by June 30, 2026.
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FAQs
Where is Briercrest Christian Academy located and what is the campus setup like?
Briercrest Christian Academy is located at 510 College Dr., Caronport, SK S0H 0S0, Canada, directly off the Trans-Canada Highway 1. It is a co-educational, on-campus boarding school that shares facilities with Briercrest College and Seminary, providing a close-knit academic and faith-based community. Most dorm students are in grades 10–12, with some grade 9 students also joining the dorm program.
What ages or grades does BCA serve and what programs are available for international students?
BCA serves high school students in grades 9–12. It offers both on-campus programming and a provincially accredited online high school option, with English+ ESL support for international students and access to Briercrest College courses for credit in grade 12.
How does BCA connect with Prairie South School Division and what diploma do graduates earn?
BCA holds associate status with Prairie South School Division and graduates receive a Saskatchewan High School Diploma. The school also provides online learning options, with college courses available for credit and transfer to other institutions.
How do international families apply to BCA and what are the key steps in the admissions process?
Applications start with an online application, followed by submission of reference forms and a recent report card or transcript. After acceptance, additional forms are required (health profile, consent, etc.), and a non-refundable confirmation deposit of CAD 200 is due to confirm enrollment. It's recommended to apply before April 1 to be eligible for potential scholarships, with responses typically provided within two weeks for applications received before June 15.
Are there scholarships or bursaries for international students and what are the eligibility criteria?
Yes, there are scholarships, awards, and bursaries. Preference is given to students who live in dorm, and a minimum 60% average is typically required. International students are eligible for scholarships but bursaries are not available through the Financial Award Application, and you must maintain good standing to keep the award.
What documents are required and what is the typical timeline after submitting an application?
You'll need to submit a recent report card or transcript and complete the online application with references. After acceptance, you'll complete health and consent forms, and the confirmation deposit is due to finalize enrollment. Early applications can be reviewed quickly, while those submitted later may take longer to process.
How does the Saskatchewan High School Diploma work and what about taking college courses for credit?
BCA has associate status with Prairie South School Division, and graduates earn a Saskatchewan High School Diploma. In grade 12, students can take Briercrest College courses for credit instead of AP or IB, and any completed college courses can be transferred to other institutions.
What are class sizes like at BCA?
BCA maintains small class sizes, which supports personalized attention and easier adjustment for international students.
What higher education options do graduates typically pursue, and are there notable universities or colleges that have accepted graduates?
Graduates attend post-secondary institutions in Canada, the United States, and the United Kingdom, including Briercrest College, Dalhousie University, McGill University, Simon Fraser University, Trinity Western University, the University of Alberta, the University of Victoria, the University of Waterloo, Western University, the University of British Columbia, the University of Toronto, the University of Bath, Minot State University, City University of Hong Kong, and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. Some graduates have been accepted to the University of British Columbia, the University of Toronto, King's College London, Royal Holloway, University of London, and Warwick University.
What facilities and campus resources are available to BCA students?
BCA shares its campus with Briercrest College and Seminary, enabling access to the college library and gym. Students also benefit from on-campus housing, the campus bookstore, and the broader campus resources offered by the partnership.
Can students take Briercrest College courses for credit in place of AP or IB, and transfer those credits?
Yes. In place of AP or IB, grade 12 students can take Briercrest College courses for credit, and any college credits earned can be transferred to other institutions.
What are the dorm facilities like and what do dorm fees cover?
Dorm rooms typically accommodate two students with twin beds, desks, drawers, and closets. Communal bathrooms are located on each floor, with a dedicated Residence Director and Residence Assistants. Dorm life includes a meal plan, laundry, and internet safety software, with accommodations managed by Briercrest's Residence Life staff.
What extracurricular activities and leadership opportunities does BCA offer?
Beyond academics, BCA offers a range of activities including the Student Leadership Council, Harvest Party, Christmas Gala Banquet, Grad Retreat, and Spiritual Emphasis Weeks. There are also community service opportunities and One-On-One Mentorship programs to foster personal and spiritual growth.
What arts and music programs are available at BCA?
Arts offerings include Musical Theatre with a fall production and One-Act competitions, Drama classes with auditions for productions, and courses in pottery, watercolour, photography, and design. Private music lessons (guitar, choir, orchestra) are available, along with a Summer Stage for spring productions.
What sports programs and partnerships does BCA offer?
BCA offers cross country, basketball, badminton, volleyball, track and field, and golf. It is partnered with Prairie Hockey Academy to provide Saskatchewan's first Hockey Canada Sports School, and teams compete in CSSHL at Elite 15 and Midget Varsity levels.
What language support is available for international students at BCA?
ENGLISH+ provides language support for international and ESL students, including modified English classes, ESL course preparation, private tutoring, and access to the Student Study Centre, with IELTS and TOEFL prep offered as part of the program.
How does BCA support international students' wellbeing and safeguarding?
The International Student Program offers personal, cultural, and spiritual care, along with a Care Plan that includes orientation, airport pickups, housing assistance, immigration support, and ongoing communication with parents about academic and wellbeing matters. A dedicated Care Team and mentorship help international students grow in confidence and community.
Is there mental wellbeing support available for students at BCA?
Yes. The Care Plan includes communications about emotional and personal wellbeing, and the International Student Program provides mentorship and culturally supportive activities to support mental and emotional health.
What is the uniform or dress code like at BCA?
BCA maintains a dress code that ensures a professional and appropriate learning environment, and students are expected to adhere to it.
What dining arrangements are included for students living in the dorms?
Dorm residents have a meal plan included with housing, with access to the campus dining hall for meals.
