ID cards

Identification (ID) card eligibility: 

  • New students are eligible for a NorQuest Student ID card once enrolled in classes
  • Students in eligible Health programs may also require a printed clinical ID card

Use your NorQuest Student ID card to: 

  • show proof that you are a NorQuest student when accessing college services and to participate in campus events
  • serve as your NorQuest College library card
  • access discounts and offers available to post-secondary students

How to get your student ID card

The NorQuest Student ID is digital. So, you can skip the start of term line-up and have your ID handily available on your phone!

  1. Visit studentid.norquest.ca* to submit a photo and provide a government-issued ID for verification 
  2. Download the “AVRO Mobile” application* from the Apple or Google Play Store

* Note: Use your NorQuest email and the secure single-sign-on (SSO) network link to sign-in. 

If you have any issues with your online links, please check out the directions on our Student Help page.

Screenshots of the NorQuest digital student ID
  1. Visit norquest.ca*to submit a photo and provide a government-issued ID for verification
  2. Download the “AVRO Mobile” application1 from the Apple or Google Play Store

Note: 1 — Use your NorQuest email and the secure single-sign-on (SSO) network link to sign-in. 


Optional: You may also visit the Office of the Registrar in-person to have your photo taken and/or purchase a physical card. There is a $20 + GST charge for a physical card to be issued or to request a replacement for a physical ID card or Clinical ID.

We recommend you get your student ID card before the first day of classes.


Clinical ID cards

  • Students who are attending a clinical placement through their Health studies are required to have a clinical ID card for identification at their placement site.
  • Make sure you receive your clinical ID card well before your first clinical placement occurs. We recommend planning for at least a month prior.
  • You can pick up the physical card at the Office of the Registrar.

If you live outside the greater Edmonton area you can email info@norquest.ca to make arrangements for distribution. 

    Sample of a clinical ID card