Find information about transcript requests, transfer credits to and from Prairie, academic policies and course information here.
To request a transcript of courses you took through Prairie, fill out the Transcript Order Form and return it to the Registrar’s Office as instructed on the order form.
In order for us to process your request, your form must include your name, birthdate, and years of enrollment, as well as the name and address of the institution transcripts should be sent to, your signature, and the date you signed the form.
The transcript fee is $10 per copy (payable with request). Express Post or Courier will have additional fees. The usual processing time is three business days.
To contact us with questions, email transcript@prairie.edu or phone 1.403.443.3044.
Official vs Unofficial Transcripts
If you are applying for transfer credit for your Prairie courses at another college or applying to a graduate school or seminary, please be aware of the receiving institution’s requirements. Faxed transcripts are not considered official. Transcripts mailed to the student rather than directly to the institution will be stamped with “Issued to Student” and must not be opened before delivery to the receiving institution.
There may be courses you have taken already at another institution that could qualify and be used to reduce the credits required for the program of your choice. Learn more here.
If you are wanting to transfer Prairie credits to another institution, check this out.
Read this document to understand programs, class times and credits at Prairie College. These are important things to know when studying here.
All the nitty gritty details about program requirements, course information, how to register for courses, withdrawal dates and graduation requirements are found in this document.
If you are applying for a graduate program, this handbook is critical reading material.
This document describes each course for every program available at Prairie this year and includes lots of details on many things you will want to know about being a student at Prairie.
2025-2026 Prairie College Catalogue PDF
Previous years:
2024-2025 Prairie College Catalogue PDF
2023-2024 Prairie College Catalogue PDF
2022-2023 Prairie College Catalogue PDF
2020-2021 Prairie College Catalogue PDF
2018-2020 Prairie College Catalogue PDF
2017-2018 Prairie College Catalogue PDF
2016-2017 Prairie College Catalogue PDF
2015-2016 Prairie College Catalogue PDF
2014-2015 Prairie College Catalogue PDF
2013-2014 Prairie College Catalogue PDF
Check the 2026/2027 Academic Calendar for start and ending dates of classes, exam dates and break times.
Full Course Schedule for 2025/26
Fall 2025 Period-by-Period Timetable
Winter 2026 Period-by-Period Timetable
Some programs have their own specific calendars.
PN Year 1 – 2025-2026
PN Year 2 – 2025-2026
Be sure to take note of the Add/Drop dates. These are the last dates that you can drop a course and get a full refund of the tuition fee.
Click here for general Information about final exams.
Fall 2025 Term 1 – October 23-24, 2025
Fall 2025 Term 2 and Semester – December 19-20, 2025
Winter 2026 Term 1 – March 2-3, 2026
Winter 2026 Term 2 and Semester – April 28-29, 2026
For specific exam times check your Calendar in Populi (Student Portal) Information.
Please note that final exams are not rescheduled for students’ travel plans.
If you are interested in applying to take only some courses, but not a full program, please read this information and complete the non-degree application.
The following policies are in place to protect Prairie College students and staff members.
Acceptable Use Policy for Electronic Devices
Confidentiality and Liability Statement for Populi and Brightspace
Don’t see what you need? Please get in touch with us!
If you have any questions about transcripts, transfers or course registration, contact us.
Phone: 403.443.3044
Fax: 403.443.3027
Email: registrar@prairie.edu
In Person:
2nd floor Maxwell Centre
Mon-Fri: 9am – 12pm | 2pm – 5pm
(excluding holidays)
Fall 2026 (September start), Winter 2027 (January start) and Online Education (start anytime) applications are open.
Prairie welcomes applications from individuals all around the world! To begin the International Student Application please click the link below.
If you are applying for the Master of Christian Ministry Leadership please click the link below.
Complete the form, and we’ll contact you shortly to answer your questions. You’ll also be added to our email list for the latest Prairie College updates.
We have launched our Campaign for Greater Impact to provide students with the very best learning opportunities and campus facilities for the decades ahead.
In Phase One of this Campaign, we plan to invest in much-needed campus renewal, including: upgraded Infrastructure, a new Student Residence, Cafeteria, Worship Auditorium, and expanded Aviation Training Centre. A modern campus requires an investment that is bold, and even expensive, but each Campaign Project is strategic, and designed to enhance Prairie’s campus and student life experience.
This expansion of PATC’s facility is a key project of Prairie’s Campaign for Greater Impact. It will increase the College’s capacity to train a new generation of Christian aviators to serve God in missions, and also address the growing need for trained pilots in the commercial aviation sector.
Invest in the next generation of missional professionals. Each year Prairie College distributes over $500,000 in scholarships and bursaries to students. We are grateful for each gift that reduces the burden of students’ tuition and allows students to fulfill their God-given professions.
Encourage inmates in five institutions across Alberta to discover or reconnect with Jesus Christ. This fund assists the students studying the Certificate in Bible program with scholarships, resources for classes, and instruction.
Prairie College is educating students to pursue a Biblical foundation for life and career. Your contribution to this fund assists in minimizing the College’s general operating expenses.
To allocate your gift, please select one of the donation buttons below.
Academic Admissions Requirement:
For Homeschool students and applicants outside of Alberta please visit our Steps to Apply page.
Christian Life & Testimony:
Prairie College requires that students demonstrate a Christian life and testimony in order to effectively participate in our Christ-centered community. Applicants show evidence of meeting this requirement in the following application items:
English Language Proficiency:
Applicants whose first language is not English must show proof of English Proficiency. See International Admissions Procedures for more information.
Program Specific Requirements
In addition to our regular Admissions requirements, Digital Media applicants need to have a basic skillset and talent in the areas of photography & filmmaking. In order to assess this, we ask applicants to submit a digital portfolio. The digital portfolio should include 5-10 items that display the applicant’s skills in the areas we teach (photography, filmmaking).
Academic Admissions Requirement:
For Homeschool students and applicants outside of Alberta please visit our Steps to Apply page.
Christian Life & Testimony:
Prairie College requires that students demonstrate a Christian life and testimony in order to effectively participate in our Christ-centered community. Applicants show evidence of meeting this requirement in the following application items:
English Language Proficiency:
Applicants whose first language is not English must show proof of English Proficiency. See International Admissions Procedures for more information.
Musicianship Program Requirements
In addition to the regular Admissions requirements, students in our music program must have raw musical talent. In order to assess this, we ask applicants to submit one video demo featuring a cover of a song you like or a song that moves you (with PDF chord chart). We don’t require a complex multi-camera edited film – a simple and clear video shot with a smartphone works well. Make sure your camera device is stable (preferably on a tripod or still surface) and close enough for good, non-distorted audio and clear video. The audition demos can be uploaded to YouTube, Dropbox, or e-mailed to Admissions.
