It's about a brighter future with greater prospects and endless possibilities.
A community driven and globally alert college, Loyalist prides itself in being an integral element of your graduate and career success. Start with Loyalist College to define your professional prospects and let your studies at Loyalist work for you; with a substantial list of university transfer agreements and financial support, the potential opportunities are boundless.
Loyalist is an exciting campus with a full range of activities and services.
Loyalist College officially opened its doors in 1967 in a local high school and by 1968 had a permanent home along Wallbridge-Loyalist road. Two years later, the demand for more space and resourceful teaching, led to the construction of the Lennox and Addington Wing to house the School of Technology and Retraining.
Today, the Loyalist name prominently graces the doors at Loyalist College, in Belleville, Ontario and continues to grow, improve and lead the way for post-secondary education. To usher in the new millennium, further groundbreaking programs have been added, and the residences continue to expand to accommodate not only Canadian students, but also an increasing number of International students.
Loyalist College is located in "The Friendly City" of Belleville, Ontario, along the alluring shores of the Bay of Quinte. Best known for its historic architecture, Belleville proudly provides urban amenities in a safe, small town environment. In fact, the Quinte area was named the Best Place to Live in Ontario by the Ontario Social Development Council (November 1998), and continues to strive for that distinction.
Loyalist's picturesque campus is situated on 200 acres with a 2 km walking trail neighbouring a spacious conservation property. With eastern Ontario's moderate climate, the Quinte area offers popular outdoor activities year-round. Summertime sports include sailing, swimming, scuba diving, golfing, cycling and hiking, and many popular winter activities such as skating, skiing, hockey and curling are also enthusiastically enjoyed.
Whether you like cycling or shopping, first class restaurants or pizza delivery, Belleville has something for everyone, including a thriving cultural scene showcasing mainstream and alternative films, community theatre, numerous art exhibitions and the prestigious Quinte Ballet School. Trains and buses connect Belleville to nearby Toronto, Kingston, Ottawa, Montreal and beyond. Bus stops on campus provide convenient bus service to both Belleville and Trenton, or consider calling a taxi, or renting a car to explore neighbouring communities in this charming eastern Ontario landscape.
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