The average annual cost of attendance for Undergraduate Programs is 790,256 INR / Year, and the cost of attendance for Post Graduate Programs is roughly 1,496,999 INR / Year for overseas students. The amount may vary depending on the course chosen, the type of lodging, and the candidate's personal spending habits.

North Island College does not have its own dormitories. To provide homestay services to its students, the College has joined with Canada Homestay Network. Homestay accommodations are offered in the Campbell River, Comox Valley, and Port Alberni areas. On-campus housing costs between $922 and $1,323. The typical off-campus cost of living in Canada for a student ranges from 15,000 CAD to 20,000 CAD, depending on lifestyle and preferences. This varies from province to province in Canada.

It is a comprehensive community college that serves over 9,000 students each year through on-campus, learning centre, online, and in-community learning programmes. Every year, it serves approximately 9,000 students across four campuses, a learning centre, and online and community learning. The university has a 67 percent acceptance rate.

North Island College includes four campuses and a learning centre that serve students from an area of 80,000 square kilometres. The Comox Valley campus is located on beautiful Vancouver Island on Canada's west coast. Komoux Hall, the administrative structure and home of the Stan Hagen Theatre, is one of six buildings on campus. The campus is home to Shadbolt Studios, a modern Trades Training Centre, as well as the Stan Hagen Theatre, which is located between the Comox Valley Aquatic Centre and the Comox Valley Hospital. Tyee Hall houses a bookstore, canteen, classrooms, and computer labs, while Puntledge Hall houses ecce and nursing education classrooms and offices.

North Island College Co-operative Education programs are accredited by both national and provincial governing bodies.

North Island College offers students placement services. The NIC's career centre page contains a wealth of materials for students to assist them succeed in interviews. Prospective employers can post opportunities on the College's CareerCentral page. NIC's career centre page also has a wealth of information for students in terms of networking, resume creation, interview preparation, and so on. Students can take online math and English placement exams utilising ACCUPLACER, an online placement instrument. North Island College graduates earn an average of $100,000 per year.