Pre-University Programs
There are nine pre-university programs leading to a Diploma of College Studies (DCS).
Click on a program title for a description of the program and the list of colleges authorized to offer it.
Pre-University Programs: International Baccalaureate
There are four International Baccalaureate programs leading to a DCS.
Click on a program title for a description of the program and the list of colleges authorized to offer it.
Pre-University Programs: Indigenous Peoples
There are four pre-university programs, adapted to the languages and cultures of Indigenous Peoples, leading to a DCS.
Click on a program title for a description of the program and the list of colleges authorized to offer it.
Pre-University Programs: Enriched Second Language
There are two pre-university programs, with enriched second language, leading to a DCS.
Click on a program title for a description of the program and the list of colleges authorized to offer it.
Pre-University Programs: Double DCS
These pathways combine two integrated pre-university programs and enable students to graduate with two DCS for two separate programs.
To learn more about a double DCS program offered in English, click on the program title for a list of colleges authorized to offer it and contact the college of your choice.
- Arts, Literature and Communication and Dance (500.15)
- Arts, Literature and Communication and Music (500.11)
- Arts, Literature and Communication and Visual Arts (500.13)
- Dance and Visual Arts (506.13)
- Liberal Arts and Arts, Literature and Communication (700.16)
- Music and Dance (501.15)
- Music and Visual Arts (501.13)
- Science and Arts, Literature and Communication (200.16)
- Science and Dance (200.15)
- Science and Music (200.11)
- Science and Social Science (200.12)
- Science and Visual Arts (200.13)
- Social Science and Art, Literature and Communication (300.16)
- Social Science and Dance (300.15)
- Social Science and Music (300.11)
- Social Science and Visual Arts (300.13)
Documents
- Harmonization of Pre-University Programs and General Education