STUDENT RESOURCES
OVERVIEW
At Pixel Blue College, student success means more than just grades. Whether you're new to Edmonton, returning to school, or navigating life as an international student, we’re here to help you thrive. This page offers trusted resources to support your academic journey, financial wellness, and day-to-day life.
BANKING & FINANCIAL SERVICES
When you’re balancing tuition, rent, and part-time work, having the right student banking setup makes all the difference. These Canadian financial institutions offer accounts with no monthly fees, budgeting tools, mobile apps, and student credit options.
- ATB Financial – Student Banking
Alberta-based bank with no-fee student accounts, free INTERAC e-Transfers, and financial literacy support. ATB also offers tools to help students create a basic budget. - RBC – Student Accounts and Student Line of Credit
A National bank offering dedicated student banking, credit cards with low limits, and financial planning tailored to post-secondary students. - Tangerine Bank
Online-only banking with no monthly fees, ideal for tech-savvy students who want to manage their finances from their phone or laptop.
HEALTH & PERSONAL INSURANCE
Alberta students and international learners must have proper insurance for both medical care and daily life. These resources explain how to register for healthcare, what insurance you may need, and how to protect your belongings if you're renting in Edmonton.
- Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan (AHCIP)
Free provincial healthcare coverage for eligible residents. Canadian students should apply immediately upon arriving in Alberta. - StudyInsured
Health insurance provider for international students, offering customizable plans that meet school and visa requirements. - Square One Tenant Insurance and Sonnet Insurance
Simple, affordable insurance for your apartment or rental unit — ideal for students living off-campus in Edmonton.
TRANSPORTATION
Getting to Pixel Blue College is easy, whether you use public transit, drive, or bike. ETS bus routes and the LRT connect the campus to neighborhoods across Edmonton, while nearby paid parking and bike storage make commuting convenient for drivers and cyclists. The college’s central location also puts shops, restaurants, and services within walking distance, helping students balance their commute with everyday needs.