Columbia College offers a High School Program designed for students over 18 who need to complete secondary education. This program leads to a BC Adult Dogwood Diploma, certified by the BC Ministry of Education, which provides direct entry into Canadian universities. It's also suitable for students who have graduated high school but require specific prerequisite courses for university admission. The program utilizes a trimester system with three intakes per year (January, May, September), allowing for accelerated completion, potentially in as little as two years. Students also benefit from the possibility of receiving transfer standing for previously completed courses.
The High School Program covers Grade 10-12 curriculum. Students can complete their diploma requirements by taking the necessary courses.
This program is for students who are over 18 years of age.
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Certified by the BC Ministry of Education.
Upon successful completion of the program, you will receive a BC Adult Dogwood Diploma, which is certified by the BC Ministry of Education.
This program is designed for students who are over 18 years of age. Students can also receive transfer standing for equivalent courses they have previously completed.
The program utilizes a trimester system with three intakes per year, allowing for accelerated completion in potentially as little as two years.
To apply, contact the admissions team via email at admissions@columbiacollege.ca or phone at +1 604 683 8360. You will need to submit an application form and provide official results for any courses for which you are seeking transfer standing.
The program offers three intake periods per year in January, May, and September due to its trimester system.
Successful completion of the High School Program provides direct entry into university, opening pathways to a wide range of future careers.