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Email Us
[01] registry@kcc.edu.jm
[02] info@kcc.edu.jm
[03] Complaints: adminstudentservices@kcc.edu.jm
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Call Us
Spalding Campus / Main Campus
[01] 876-987-8047
[02] 876-987-8048
[03] 876-987-8049
Mandeville Campus
[01] 876-961-4498
[02] 876-312-0781
Cobbla Campus
[01] 876-964-3596
[02] 876-964-3597
[03] 876-964-4476
May Pen Campus
[01] 876-786-2244
[02] 876-312-3859
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Follow Us
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Visit Us
Spalding Campus
PO Box 52, Spalding, Clarendon
Mandeville Campus
6A Greenvale Road, Mandeville P.O., Manchester
Cobbla Campus
Cobbla, Spalding P.O., Manchester
May Pen Campus
30 Anderson Street, May Pen P.O., Clarendon
Your Frequently Asked Questions,
Answered!
(01) What programmes do you offer?
We offer a diverse range of Bachelor degrees, Associate degrees and Certificates.
(02) When can I apply?
Applications for Pre-College, NCTVET, CCCJ and UTech programmes open annually on 01 March, while applications for UWI Nursing open on 01 November each academic year.
(03) What is the final date for application submissions?
The standard application window concludes annually in September.
(04) When does registration begin?
Registration for the upcoming academic year is conducted from August to September.
(05) How will my classes be delivered?
We utilise a blended modality: theoretical coursework is delivered online, with some exceptions, while essential practical sessions are conducted face-to-face across the different campuses.
(06) How are academic assessments conducted?
Assessments are face-to-face for full-time students and online for part-time cohorts.
(07) Can I still apply if I don’t have all the required subjects yet?
Yes. if you are missing a few requirements, you may still be accepted through our alternative pathways.
Please note: This does not apply to certain competitive programmes, such as UWI Nursing, which require all prerequisites to be met upon application.
(08) What tuition financing options exist?
We facilitate flexible payment plans, bursaries, grants and various scholarship opportunities.
(09) Are students eligible for work and travel?
Associate and Bachelor degree students are eligible for summer work and travel programmes.
(10) What do I need to do so I can graduate?
Before you can flip your tassel, you must fulfill the following requirements:
- Attain at least a 2.75 cumulative GPA in major courses.
- Have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.00 (overall).
- Complete the practicum or clinicals, as specified by the major.*
- Complete a required final project or research, as described and approved by the specified programme (as applicable).
- Complete a minimum of four semesters of full-time attendance (also applies to candidates transferring from College).
- Complete the required community service of 30 hours for ALL CCCJ programmes and submit all documents to the Community Service Advisor.
- Complete 240 hours of work experience and submit all relevant documents to the Work Experience Coordinator.
- Return all borrowed items to the Library.
- Fulfill all financial obligations to the College.
We offer a diverse range of Bachelor degrees, Associate degrees and Certificates.
Applications for Pre-College, NCTVET, CCCJ and UTech programmes open annually on 01 March, while applications for UWI Nursing open on 01 November each academic year.
The standard application window concludes annually in September.
Registration for the upcoming academic year is conducted from August to September.
We utilise a blended modality: theoretical coursework is delivered online, with some exceptions, while essential practical sessions are conducted face-to-face across the different campuses.
Assessments are face-to-face for full-time students and online for part-time cohorts.
Yes. if you are missing a few requirements, you may still be accepted through our alternative pathways.
Please note: This does not apply to certain competitive programmes, such as UWI Nursing, which require all prerequisites to be met upon application.
We facilitate flexible payment plans, bursaries, grants and various scholarship opportunities.
Associate and Bachelor degree students are eligible for summer work and travel programmes.
Before you can flip your tassel, you must fulfill the following requirements:
- Attain at least a 2.75 cumulative GPA in major courses.
- Have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.00 (overall).
- Complete the practicum or clinicals, as specified by the major.*
- Complete a required final project or research, as described and approved by the specified programme (as applicable).
- Complete a minimum of four semesters of full-time attendance (also applies to candidates transferring from College).
- Complete the required community service of 30 hours for ALL CCCJ programmes and submit all documents to the Community Service Advisor.
- Complete 240 hours of work experience and submit all relevant documents to the Work Experience Coordinator.
- Return all borrowed items to the Library.
- Fulfill all financial obligations to the College.