2 + 2 Niitsitapi Arts and Science Diploma
The 2+2 program is designed specifically for students who plan to pursue a degree at a university level and will allow a smooth transition to a university setting.

Program Details
course transfer credit
students may select other majors
This accommodates students seeking admission into their professional programs that require specific courses as part of its pre-admission criteria. A personal interview with a Post-Secondary Counselor is mandatory with the initial application.
Admission Requirements
English 30-1
Two confidential Letters of Reference
High School Diploma
Accuplacer assessment
Completed Application
Qualify for PSSSP with available units
Essay Submitted
College Level Reading & Writing
Complete the 2 years at RCCC
The program can also be considered the first two years towards the Niitsitapi Teacher Education Program, which is now in development.

Transferable between post-secondary institutions
Complete the first 2 years at RCCC and an additional 2-3 years at the University of Lethbridge.

Courses
Kainai Studies 100
Blackfoot 100
Writing 100
Introduction to Psychology
English 110
Sociology 100
Historical Impact and Intergenerational Trauma
Colonization of Indigenous People
Indigenous Literature
Native Women
Social Psychology
Canadian Society
Kainai Studies 141: Cultural Anthropology
Political Science 100: An Introduction
Developmental Psychology
Social Deviance
Ready to Enrol?

Funding Available
Contact a Student Funding Advisor to complete the funding application process.
Note: Continuing students must apply for funding every academic year.
Main Campus: Campbell Eagle Child - campbelle@mikaisto.com / (403) 737-2400Satellite Campus: Gerald Wright - geraldw@mikaisto.com / (403) 327-6984
Funding is limited.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to our most commonly asked questions. If you don't see your answer please contact:
How do I get a scholarship?
Scholarships are handled outside of our program. Outside scholarships our students apply for are Indspire, RBC, and many others.
How many courses am I required to take?
Fall and Winter courses require students to be enrolled in 4 courses each semester designed for a cohort.
