The institution offers 21 programs, including nursing, Emergency Medical Services and Early Childhood Education. Approximately 1,200 students enroll every year: 30% in the pre-university program, and 70% in the technical program. The college also offers continuing education courses for approximately 1,000 people in the Grand-Portage, Quebec region each year.
At this time, approximately 12,000 people have graduated from the Cégep de Rivière-du-Loup.
Programs of study
Pre-university programs
Social sciences and humanities
Natural sciences
Culture and communication (Liberal arts)
Visual arts
Technical programs
Nursing
Emergency medical services
Industrial electronics
Early childhood education
Recreational activities coordinator
Administration (accounting and management)
Web development
Interior design
Graphic design
Campus facilities
Student residence
Located in the main wing, the residence consists of 211 single and double rooms, some of which are wheelchair accessible.
Each room is equipped with an Internet connection, cable TV connection, a telephone, a sink and basic furnishings (bed, dresser, desk). Fridge rentals are available. The front desk is open 24 hours a day, and security staff are on site 24 hours a day. There is also a residence life advisor.
Residents have access to common areas such as a TV lounge, game room, laundry room, kitchens, storage space, mailboxes, and bike storage.
9 ½ month leases are available.
Cultural centre: a performance hall with close to 1,000 seats
Eight-lane semi-Olympic sized swimming pool
Athletic centre that includes gymnasiums, a fitness centre with weightlifting and cardio equipment, and rooms for dance classes, combat sports and racquetball
Student café called "Le Carrefour"
Library with audiovisual materials and a computer lab
Centre for borrowing photographic and audiovisual equipment
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