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4 Our Campus 14 Courses Offered 5 Transfer Anywhere 18 Admission Requirements 6 Coquitlam College Staff 20 Campus Life 7 Mission Statement 22 School Services 8 Our Programs 24 High School Program 10 Associates of Arts Degree 26 English Studies Program 12 1-Year Certificate Program 28 Homestay 13 2-Year Diploma Program 30 How to Apply 7-acre campus nestled in a park setting University of British Private parking Columbia OUR Safe and friendly neighbourhood TRANSFER 5 minute walking distance to the skytrain, shopping and restaurants University of Northern CAMPUS British Columbia ANYWHERE 25 minutes to downtown Vancouver ALBERTA University of Calgary ONTARIO University of Lethbridge University of Toronto University of Alberta University of Ottawa LOUGHEED TOWN CENTRE University of Guelph University of Waterloo University of Western Ontario Queen’s University York University Brock University Wilfred Laurier University Trent University Laurentian University Carleton University SURREY SATELLITE Lakehead University McMaster University CAMPUS Nipissing University

Coquitlam College’s Surrey campus is PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND University of PEI located in the heart of one of Canada’s fastest-growing cities. Only 5 minutes on foot from the King George transit station. COQUITLAM CAMPUS

COQUITLAM COLLEGE

1) Lougheed Town Centre SASKATCHEWAN 8 Skytrain Station University of Saskatchewan 10 2) Lougheed Shopping Mall 9 NOVA SCOTIA 6 MANITOBA Acadia University 3) Simon Fraser University University of Manitoba St. Mary’s University 7 3 St. Francis Xavier 4) University of British University QUEBEC NEW McGill University 4 2 Columbia NEWFOUNDLAND Concordia University BRUNSWICK 1 University of New Memorial University Université Laval 5) Vancouver International Brunswick of Newfoundland Bishop’s University Université de Airport Moncton 6) Stanley Park 5 7) Downtown Vancouver DID YOU KNOW 8) Cypress Mountain Coquitlam College offers over 100 courses per semester, giving students the option of graduating as soon as possible 9) Grouse Mountain The average class size at Coquitlam College is 20 students 10) Seymour Mountain

| 4 | | 5 | Welcome To Coquitlam College

Tom Tait, President Will Eckford, Principal, Vice President, Academic Welcome to an exciting new educational adventure where your opportunities to succeed are without boundaries. Since 1982, thousands of our graduates have completed degrees at universities MISSION STATEMENT in Canada and the United States. On behalf of our dedicated instructors and staff, we invite you to join us. Come and discover Coquitlam College is dedicated to providing students just how far you can go. of all nations with excellent educational opportunities within an atmosphere of scholarly integrity, cultural sensitivity and community engagement. Chris Rands, Vice-Principal We invite you to join our college community and experience an educational Students from all over the world choose Coquitlam College for its superb program designed to suit your needs and chosen career path. Our dedicated and educational standards and inspiring, highly trained instructors. A Coquitlam caring team of instructors and support staff work tirelessly to ensure that your time College education offers keys to success in university, unforgettable at Coquitlam College is rewarding and memorable. adventures in learning, and experiences to treasure forever.

Linda Bao Joie Marin Diana Mike Melita Eve Eckford Kaylene Gene Jocelyn Sandy Director of Head Wright Williams O`Neill Homestay Donaldson MacDonald Hebeler Chow Chinese Counsellor Academic Academic Marketing Coordinator Chief Financial International Office Marketing Marketing Counsellor Counsellor Director Recruitment Manager Communication Relations Officer Registrar Academic Counsellor Marketing Homestay Specialist 1-778-895-5323 Coordinator [email protected]

Seline Kelsey Marie Serena Helen Liu Jennie Emily Janel Carina Raj Kirsten Chao Mugridge Chen Zeng Administrative Dawon Kehoe Watson Administrative Hong Tai Assistant Assistant Administrative Administrative Student Administrative Park Administrative Administrative IT Support Assistant Assistant Accounts Assistant Administrative Assistant Assistant Assistant Assistant contact us: [email protected] | 6 | | 7 | UNIVERSITY TRANSFER Once you transfer your Coquitlam College credits, you’ll be only two to three years away from a four-year degree at any Canadian university including the British Columbian universities shown below:

In addition to Canadian universities, your credits are also transferable to universities in the United States.

UNIVERSITY TRANSFER PROGRAM Associate of Arts Degree Two-Year Diploma Program One-Year Certificate Program BROOKMERE SENIOR SECONDARY COQUITLAM COLLEGE ENGLISH STUDIES PROGRAM 1 or 2-YEAR UNIVERSITY TRANSFER PROGRAM Transfer to 2nd or 3rd year

COQUITLAM COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES DID YOU KNOW Grade 10, 11, and 12 Go directly to the University Transfer Program  You can transfer courses to all Canadian universities

You can take High School and University Transfer courses at the same time

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| 8 | University Transfer Program

ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE The Associate of Arts Degree is a two-year undergraduate degree. The Associate Degree program is designed to provide broad-based knowledge in the faculties of arts, humanities, and social sciences. Students will be challenged to develop their critical thinking and research skills, preparing them to enter the workforce, or as a foundation for further undergraduate study.

The Associate of Arts Degree requires students to complete a minimum of 60 credits of University Transferable courses, including 6 credits of English, 9 credits of Science, and 36 credits in Arts with 18 credits from second-year courses. This breadth of study allows graduates the opportunity to transfer into the 3rd year of a bachelor degree at leading Canadian and American universities. Benefits of an Associate Degree Associate Of Arts Degree

Associate of Arts Degree students are eligible to work off-campus on a part-time basis for up to COURSES CORE COURSES 20 hours per week. Economics Students must complete a minimum of 60 credits Upon completion of the degree, full–time students are eligible to apply for a Post Graduate Work Humanities of first and second year courses including: Permit (PGWP). Languages After completing the first year of full-time work, graduates are eligible to apply for Mathematics 6 credits in first­­–year English permanent residency. Social Sciences 9 credits in Science / Mathematics Some universities give priority admission to Associate Degree holders. Sciences Accounting 36 credits in Arts (including a minimum of 18 British Columbia public research universities guarantee the full 60 credits to students admitted on Business credits in Arts at the second–year level) the strength of an Associate Degree. English Statistics 9 credits in Arts, Science, or other areas

2 2 Associate of YEAR YEAR Arts Degree Research Bachelor’s University Degree DID YOU KNOW

This program is offered under the written consent of the Minister of Advanced Education, After graduating from the Associate of Arts Degree program, I meeting the criteria established by the minister. have started my career in a bank. Now I am on the path to getting To apply for a study permit, you need an acceptance letter from a designated learning permanent residency in Canada. institution. A designated instituition is a school by a provincial or territorial goverment to host —Anu Davaasuren international students (DLI #: O19244321962)

| 10 | | 11 | University Transfer Program University Transfer Program

Our one-year programs in arts, business another institution, you may transfer Our two-year diploma programs in All diploma programs require you to and science are designed to give you up to 18 credits toward our certificate arts and business will give you the complete 60 to 61 credits. If you have a strong foundation in your intended programs. Your final three courses chance to begin specializing in your already completed some courses at area of study. For most university (9 credits) must be completed at academic areas of interest. another institution, you may transfer degree programs, your certificate will Coquitlam College. For students who up to 30 credits toward our diploma 1 allow you to enter directly into your want to apply for a second certificate, 2 For most university degree programs, programs. Your final three courses YEAR second year of study at the university you must complete an additional YEAR your diploma will allow you to enter (9 credits) must be completed at CERTIFICATE of your choice. two courses (6 credits) at Coquitlam DIPLOMA directly into your third year of study Coquitlam College. PROGRAM All certificate programs require you to College. Up to 6 credits from another PROGRAM at the university of your choice. complete 30 to 31 credits. If you have institution may be transferred to your already completed some courses at second certificate.

ARTS CERTIFICATE SCIENCE CERTIFICATE ARTS PROGRAMS Two-year diploma programs BUSINESS PROGRAM The Arts Certificate is a The one-year Certificate in 1 Certificate (60-61 credits) will provide 2 Diploma Program Program The two-year (60 credits) one-year (30 credits) program Science is designed to provide YEAR you with a broad education YEAR in general arts designed to students with a complete diploma program in business with emphasis in humanities is designed for students who provide students with a broad overview of first-year science. and social sciences. You may education in humanities and the It is intended for students who wish to pursue a career in complete a general studies a field where knowledge of social sciences. wish to go on to further studies diploma or choose to specialize in science or engineering. This sound business practices is in economics or mathematics. an advantage. The programs ARTS CERTIFICATE REQUIREMENTS program satisfies the first year All students working toward an In order to ensure the breadth of science requirements at all 3 2 are designed to provide the YEAR Arts Diploma must complete YEAR foundation coursework for the arts programs, all students BC universities. The program core requirements in five Research Bachelor’s Research Bachelor’s completion of a university degree are required to complete courses requirements depend upon University subject areas. Each specific Arts University in five subject areas. Remaining a student’s intended major Degree Degree in business, entry into a profes- Diploma has additional course sional program in accounting, courses may be chosen from at university. requirements. Any remaining any area. finance or financial planning, courses may be chosen from or direct entry into the world COMPUTER SCIENCE OR any area. GENERAL ARTS BIOLOGY MATHEMATICS of business. CORE COURSES CREDITS COURSES CREDITS COURSES CREDITS GENERAL ARTS DIPLOMA IN ARTS (ECONOMICS) DIPLOMA IN BUSINESS CORE COURSES CREDITS ENGL 101 3 BIOL 101 and BIOL 102 8 CSCI 120 3 COURSES CREDITS COURSES CREDITS CHEM 101 4 ENGL 101 3 One of: ENGL 103, ENGL 3 CHEM 101 4 Core requirements 27-31 ACCT 101 and ACCT 102 6 111, ENGL 121 One of: ENGL 103, ENGL 111, 3 ENGL 101 3 ENGL 101 3 ACCT 205 3 ENGL 121 ECON 100 3 Second Language 6 One of: ENGL 103, ENGL 111, 3 One of: ENGL 103, ENGL 111, 3 ECON 201 and ECON 202 6 BUSI 237 3 (CHIN, JAPA or FREN) ENGL 121 Second Language (CHIN, JAPA, 6 FREN) ECON 203 3 BUSI 272 3 Humanities (ASIA, 3 MATH 101 and MATH 102 6 ENGL 121 Humanities (ASIA, ENGL, HIST 3 ECON 210 3 ECON 201 and ECON 202 6 ENGL, HIST or PHIL) PHYS 101 3 MATH 101 and MATH 102 6 or PHIL) MATH 111 and MATH 112 6 ECON 250 3 Science (BIOL, CHEM, 3 Electives 3 PHYS 101 3 CSCI, GEOG (101& 102 Science (BIOL, CHEM, CSCI, 6-10 STAT 291 4 ENGL 101 3 only), MACM, MATH, Total Credits 30 Electives 8 GEOG (101 & 102 only), MACM, MATH, PHYS or STAT Electives 5-9 One of: ENGL 103, ENGL 111, 3 PHYS or STAT Total Credits 30 ENGL 121 Social Science (ANTH, CMNS, 6 Total Credits 60-61 Social Science (ANTH, 6 MATH 111 3 CMNS, ECON, GEOG, CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS OR ECON, GEOG, POLI, PSYC or SOCI) STAT 291 4 POLI, PSYC or SOCI ENGINEERING GENERAL SCIENCES COURSES CREDITS Total Credits 30 Arts Electives 9 Electives 6 COURSES CREDITS CHEM 101 and CHEM 102 8 Electives 14 Total Credits 30 ENGL 101 3 ENGL 101 3 Total Credits 60 One of: ENGL 103, ENGL 111 3 DIPLOMA IN ARTS BUSINESS One of: ENGL 103, ENGL 111, 3 ENGL 121 (GENERAL STUDIES) ENGL 121 COURSES CREDITS MATH 101 and MATH 102 6 COURSES CREDITS MATH 101 and MATH 102 6 Since the requirements at other SCIENCE COURSES * 12 Core requirements 27-31 ACCT 101 and ACCT 102 6 PHYS 101 and PHYS 102 6 universities may differ, our Electives 6 Second year courses 21 CSCI 100 3 Electives 4 academic counsellors can help ENGL 101 3 Total Credits 30 Electives 9-12 Total Credits 30 you look at your options for ECON 100 3 Science courses must be chosen from Total Credits 60-61 courses with the following prefixes BIOL, universities outside of BC. MATH 111 3 CHEM, PHYS, CSCI or GEOG (101 and Electives 12 102 only). | 12 | Total Credits 30 UNIVERSITY TRANSFER PROGRAM: COURSES OFFERED The course content, governing regulations, and policies are modelled on those of British Columbia’s five major universities. The College regularly reviews curricula to maintain academic standards acceptable to all universities.

ACCT 101 – 3 CREDITS BIOL 101 – 4 CREDITS BUSI 296 – 3 CREDITS CMNS 130 – 3 CREDITS CSCI 117 – 3 CREDITS CSCI 295 – 3 CREDITS Financial Accounting I Principles of Biology I Introduction to Marketing Explorations in Mass Communication Introduction to Internet Programming Introduction to Computer Systems Prerequisites: None Prerequisites: BIOL 104, BI 12 required, CH 12 Prerequisites: ECON 101 and ECON 102 Prerequisites: None. Using Java Prerequisites: MACM 101 and CSCI 125 recommended Prerequisites: CSCI 101 ACCT 102 – 3 CREDITS CHEM 100 – 4 CREDITS CMNS 220 – 3 CREDITS ECON 100 – 3 CREDITS Financial Accounting II BIOL 102 – 4 CREDITS Principles of Chemistry I Advanced Business Writing and Editing CSCI 120 – 3 CREDITS Introduction to Microeconomi Prerequisite: ACCT 101 Principles of Biology II Prerequisites: PREC 12 or MATH 100 Prerequisites: Minimum of 3 credits of first Introduction to Computer Science and Prerequisites: None Prerequisites: BIOL 104, BI 12 required, CH12 (Students with credit for any university year English Programming ACCT 205 – 3 CREDITS recommended chemistry course may not take this course Prerequisites: PREC 12 or MATH 100 or ECON 101 – 3 CREDITS Managerial Accounting I for credit.) CMNS 223 – 3 CREDITS MATH 120 and CSCI 100 equivalent Introduction to Microeconomics Principles Prerequisites: ACCT 101 and 102 BIOL 104 – 4 CREDITS Advertising as Social Communication Prerequisites: None Introduction to Biology CHEM 101 – 4 CREDITS Prerequisites: None but CMNS 110 or CMNS CSCI 125 – 3 CREDITS ANTH 100 – 3 CREDITS Prerequisites: None. The course is intended Principles of Chemistry I 130 recommended Introduction to Computer Science and ECON 102 – 3 CREDITS Selected Topics in Indigenous Studies for non-science students. It is a prerequisite Prerequisites: CH 12 and PREC 12 or Programming II (Java) Introduction to Macroeconomics Principles Prerequisites: None for students without Biology 11 and 12 who CHEM 100 CMNS 250 – 3 CREDITS Prerequisites: CSCI 120 Prerequisites: None Popular Culture intend to take Principles of Biology 101/102. ECON 203 – 3 CREDITS ANTH 101 – 3 CREDITS Students who have completed Biology 101 CHEM 102 – 4 CREDITS Prerequisites: CMNS 110 or CMNS 130 CSCI 127 – 3 CREDITS Introduction to Anthropology Principles of Chemistry II Introduction to Computer Science Introduction to Labour Economics and/ or 102 may not take this course for CMNS 253 – 3 CREDITS Prerequisites: ECON 101 and ECON 102 Prerequisites: None further credit. Prerequisites: CHEM 101 and Programming II- Laboratory Digital Culture Prerequisites: CSCI 120, Corequisite: CSCI 125 ECON 210 – 3 CREDITS ANTH 102 – 3 CREDITS BUSI 100 – 3 CREDITS CHEM 110 – 3 CREDITS Prerequisites: CMNS 110 or CMNS 130 Anthropological Concepts Introduction to Chemistry CSCI 150 – 3 CREDITS Money and Banking Introduction to Business CRWR 101 – 3 CREDITS Prerequisites: ECON 101 and ECON 102 Prerequisites: None Prerequisites: None Prerequisites: PREC 12 or MATH 100 or Introduction to Computer Design Introduction to Creative Writing Prerequisites: None MATH 120 (Students with credit for any ECON 211 – 3 CREDITS ANTH 200 – 3 CREDITS BUSI 102 – 3 CREDITS university chemistry course may not take this Prerequisites: Refer to ENGL 101 Indigenous People's Ways of Knowing in CSCI 165 – 3 CREDITS Introduction to Financial Economics Introduction to Leadership course for credit. Students intending to take CSCI 100 – 3 CREDITS Prerequisites: ACCT 101, ACCT 102, ECON 250 Canada Prerequisites: None CHEM 101 must take CHEM 100 instead.) Introduction to the Internet and the World Prerequisites: ANTH 100 or equivalent Software Packages & Programming Wide Web and STAT 290 BUSI 110 – 3 CREDITS CHIN 100 – 3 CREDITS Prerequisites: PREC 12 or MATH 100 or Prerequisites: None ARTH 100 – 3 CREDITS MATH 120 recommended ECON 240 – 3 CREDITS Mathematics of Finance Introductory Chinese I Introduction to Economic Data Analysis Introduction to Art History Prerequisites: Pre-Calculus or Foundations of Prerequisites: None. Native Mandarin CSCI 200 – 3 CREDITS Prerequisites: Minimum of 3 social science CSCI 101 – 4 CREDITS C++ for Programmers Prerequisites: ECON 101 and ECON 102 Math or an approved substitute are strongly speakers may not register. Introduction to Computer and/or arts courses recommended. Prerequisites: CSCI 120 and CSCI 125 and Programming Using C++ CSCI 127 ECON 250 – 3 CREDITS CHIN 101 – 3 CREDITS Managerial Economics ARTH 200 – 3 CREDITS BUSI 237 – 3 CREDITS Introductory Chinese II Prerequisites: PREC 12 or MATH 100 or MATH 20th Century Art: Modernity and Revolution 120 CSCI 225 – 3 CREDITS Prerequisites: ECON 101 and ECON 102 and Prerequisites: ARTH 100 Introduction to Computer and Information Prerequisites: CHIN 100. Native Mandarin MATH 111 or equivalent Systems in Business speakers may not register. Data Structures and Programming CSCI 102 – 4 CREDITS Prerequisites: CSCI 125 and CSCI 127 Prerequisites: Minimum of any 15 university ECON 255 – 3 CREDITS ARTH 201 – 3 CREDITS CHIN 151 – 3 CREDITS Introduction to Computer Programming History of Photography transfer credits Using Java CSCI 275 – 3 CREDITS Understanding Globalization Prerequisites: ARTH 100 Spoken Mandarin for Speakers of Other Prerequisites: ECON 101 and ECON 102 BUSI 272 – 3 CREDITS Chinese Dialects I Prerequisites: PREC 12 or MATH 100 or Software Engineering Organizational Behaviour Prerequisites: None. Native Mandarin MATH 120 Prerequisites: CSCI 225, MATH 100 and ASIA 200 – 3 CREDITS MACM 101 ECON 260 – 3 CREDITS Introduction to Traditional Asia Prerequisites: Minimum 15 university speakers may not register. CSCI 103 – 3 CREDITS Environmental Economics Prerequisites: Minimum of 3 social science transfer credits including one of ENGL 101, Prerequisites: ECON 101 and ECON 102 CHIN 152 – 3 CREDITS Introduction to Scientific Programming CSCI 285 – 3 CREDITS and/or arts courses 103, 111, 121 or PHIL 100, 101, 200 Co-requisites: MATH 102 Spoken Mandarin for Speakers of Other Introduction to Android Mobile ECON 290 – 3 CREDITS BUSI 280 – 3 CREDITS Chinese Dialects II App Development ASIA 210 – 3 CREDITS CSCI 110 – 3 CREDITS Prerequisites: CSCI 125 Canadian Microeconomics Policy The Emergence of Modern Asia Entrepreneurship Prerequisites: CHIN 151 Event-Driven Programming with Visual Basic Prerequisites: ECON 101 and ECON 102 and Prerequisites: Minimum of 3 social science Prerequisites: BUSI 100 Prerequisites: PREC 12 or MATH 100 or MATH 100 and/or arts courses CMNS 110 – 3 CREDITS Introduction to Communications MATH 120 Prerequisites: None.

| 14 | | 15 | UNIVERSITY TRANSFER PROGRAM: COURSES OFFERED

ECON 291 – 3 CREDITS Prerequisites: ENGL 101 and successful GEOG 206 – 3 CREDITS MATH 101 – 3 CREDITS MATH 232 – 3 CREDITS SOCI 101 – 3 CREDITS Canadian Macroeconomic Policy completion of ENGL 111, ENGL 121, or ENGL Urban Geography Calculus I Linear Algebra Introduction to Sociology I Prerequisites: ECON 101 and ECON 102 103 with a minimum grade of C- Prerequisites: GEOG 100 Prerequisites: PREC 12 with grade of B or Prerequisites: MATH 101 or MATH 111 Prerequisites: None and MATH 100 MATH 100 or MATH 120 FREN 101 – 3 CREDITS HIST 101 – 3 CREDITS PHIL 100 – 3 CREDITS SOCI 102 – 3 CREDITS EDUC 101 Basic French I Canada to Confederation MATH 102 – 3 CREDITS The History of Philosophy Canadian Society Orienting the Self in Academia; Strategies Prerequisites: None Prerequisites: None Calculus II Prerequisites: None Prerequisites: None for College Success Prerequisites: MATH 101 with minimum Prerequisites: None FREN 102 – 3 CREDITS HIST 102 – 3 CREDITS grade of C- PHIL 101 – 3 CREDITS SOCI 201 – 3 CREDITS Basic French II Canada Since Confederation Critical Thinking Introduction to Sociological Theory ENGL 098 Prerequisites: FREN 101 Prerequisites: None MATH 105 – 3 CREDITS Prerequisites: None Prerequisite: SOCI 101 and SOCI 102 University Reading Integral Calculus with Application Prerequisites: None GEOG 100 – 3 CREDITS HIST 110 – 3 CREDITS to Commerce PHIL 200 – 3 CREDITS SOCI 202 – 3 CREDITS Introduction to Human Geography History of the Ancient World and Social Sciences Business Ethics Industrial Sociology ENGL 099 Prerequisites: None Prerequisites: None Prerequisites: MATH 101 or MATH 111 Prerequisites: None Prerequisites: SOCI 101 and SOCI 102 University Writing Prerequisites: None GEOG 101 – 3 CREDITS HIST 203 – 3 CREDITS MATH 111 – 3 CREDITS PHYS 101 – 3 CREDITS SOCI 203 – 3 CREDITS Weather and Climate Europe 1890-1939: Illusion and Disillusion Business Calculus I Principles of Physics I Industrial Sociology ENGL 101 – 3 CREDITS Prerequisites: None Prerequisites: None Prerequisites: PREC 12 with grade of B or Prerequisites: PH 12 required with MATH Prerequisites: SOCI 101 and SOCI 102 College Composition MATH 100 or MATH 110 or MATH 120 101 as co-requisites Prerequisites: English 12 with a passing GEOG 102 – 3 CREDITS HIST 204 – 3 CREDITS SPAN 101 – 3 CREDITS grade on the B.C. provincial exam, and an Introduction to Earth Science Europe Since 1939: From Destruction to MATH 112 – 3 CREDITS PHYS 102 – 3 CREDITS Beginners’ Spanish overall grade of C+, or English 099 with Prerequisites: None Rejuvenation Business Calculus II Principles of Physics II Prerequisites: None a ‘S’ grade, or a minimum score of 60 on Prerequisites: None but HIST 203 Prerequisites: MATH 111 Prerequisites: PHYS 101 and MATH 101. GEOG 120 – 3 CREDITS recommended Math 102 recommended SPAN 102 – 3 CREDITS the writing component of the CAEL, or a minimum score of 6.5 on the I.E.L.T.S. The Geography of Canada MATH 120 – 3 CREDITS Basic Spanish II Prerequisites: None JAPA 100 – 3 CREDITS Precalculus Algebra POLI 101 – 3 CREDITS Prerequisites: Span 101 with a minimum score of 6 on the writing component of this test, or a minimum Introduction to Japanese I Prerequisites: PREC 11 with grade of C or Canadian Government GEOG 201 – 3 CREDITS Prerequisites: None. Native Mandarin higher Prerequisites: None STAT 101 – 3 CREDITS score of 4 overall on the L.P.I., or a Economic Geography speakers may not register. Introduction to Statistics minimum score of 86 (min. 20 of each Prerequisites: GEOG 100 POLI 103 – 3 CREDITS Prerequisites: PREC 12 section) on the TOEFL iBT, or acceptable MATH 190 – 4 CREDITS JAPA 101 – 3 CREDITS Principles of Mathematics Contemporary Ideologies achievement on Coquitlam College GEOG 202 – 3 CREDITS Introduction to Japanese II Prerequisites: PREC 11 (or equivalents) Prerequisites: None STAT 270 – 3 CREDITS University English Assessment Test. Geography of Food Prerequisites: JAPA 100 with a grade of C or higher Introduction to Probability & Statistics Prerequisites: None POLI 201 – 3 CREDITS Prerequisites: MATH 102 or MATH 112 with ENGL 103 – 3 CREDITS MACM 101 – 3 CREDITS International Relations & Politics minimum grade B MATH 197 – 3 CREDITS Canadian Literature GEOG 203 Discrete Mathematics I Mathematics for Everyday Life Prerequisites: None Prerequisites: Refer to ENGL 101 Environmental Geography – 3 CREDITS Prerequisites: PREC 12 and MATH 100 or Prerequisites: PREC 11 with a minimum STAT 290 – 3 CREDITS Prerequisites: GEOG 101 or GEOG 102 or MATH 120 PSYC 101 – 3 CREDITS Quantitative Methods I ENGL 111 – 3 CREDITS grade of "C-" or Foundations of Math (or equivalent equivalent) with a minimum grade of C" Basic Psychological Processes Prerequisites: MATH 111 with MATH 112 Introduction to Poetry and Short Fiction MACM 201 – 3 CREDITS Prerequisites: None recommended Prerequisites: Refer to ENGL 101. GEOG 204 – 3 CREDITS Discrete Mathematics II MATH 215 – 3 CREDITS Cultural Geography Prerequisites: MACM 101 PSYC 102 – 3 CREDITS STAT 291 – 4 CREDITS ENGL 121 – 3 CREDITS Prerequisites: GEOG 100 Ordinary Differential Equations Areas and Applications of Psychology Quantitative Methods II Introduction to the Novel and Drama Prerequisites: MATH 102 required with MATH 100 – 3 CREDITS MATH 232 recommended Prerequisites: None Prerequisites: MATH 111 with MATH 112 Prerequisites: Refer to ENGL 101. GEOG 205 – 3 CREDITS Pre-Calculus recommended

Geography of the Pacific Rim Prerequisites: PREC 11 with minimum MATH 220 – 3 CREDITS PSYC 201 – 3 CREDITS ENGL 245 – 3 CREDITS Prerequisites: GEOG 100 grade of B or PREC 12 Theories of Personality Graphic Novel Introduction to Analysis Prerequisites: MATH 102 Prerequisites: PSYC 101 and PSYC 102

| 16 | | 17 | University Admission Requirements BC Transfer Guide

Coquitlam College is a member of the British Columbia Council on Admissions and Transfer (BCCAT) system and has established transfer UNIVERSITY TRANSFER PROGRAM agreements with colleges and universities across British Columbia. Coquitlam College offers non-competitive admission. Students meeting the entrance requirements can expect admission to www.bctransferguide.ca Coquitlam College.

UNDER 19 YEARS OF AGE OVER 19 YEARS OF AGE Must have completed High Admission requirements School (See below) Admission requirements (See below)

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS TOEFL IBT of 86 or 230 computer based score A TOEFL score of at least 570 (paper based score) or 230 (computer based score) A CAEL score of at least 60 A minimum score of 6.5 on the I.E.L.T.S. with 6.0 on the writing component An overall score of 60 on PTE with 60 on the writing component For more information on admission requirements, please visit our website at: The BC Transfer Guide lists all courses and programs where transfer https://www.coquitlamcollege.com/programs-courses/ agreements have been established between members of the BC Transfer university-transfer-program/ System. For the full list of the BC Transfer Guide please visit the above link.

| 18 | | 19 | DREAM BIG CampusCampus life at Coquitlam College embodies the amazingLife west coast lifestyle that students in BC have come to love. With opportunities to take part in various activities ranging from athletics to culturally focused clubs, Coquitlam College has created the ideal environment for students to grow, learn and develop meaningful friendships that will carry them towards their future goals while creating a lifetime of positive memories.

LEARN, GROW, DISCOVER

| 20 | | 21 | SCHOOL SERVICES MEET NEW FRIENDS At Coquitlam College, we’re pleased to offer the resources, services, and support to help you succeed The College encourages students during your time to experience the fun of with us. learning new skills, developing unique interests.

COUNSELLING CENTRE Counsellors are available every day to help students with their course selection, career planning and confidential matters. LIBRARY CLUBS & ACTIVITIES OUTWARD BOUND CURRICULUM BASED ACTIVITIES The College library provides students Soccer ACADEMIC CLUBS with current and comprehensive Volleyball Camping information and is electronically Badminton Hiking Coquitlam College academic connected to the Vancouver Library. Basketball Kayaking clubs are an excellent way of Library assistants are available to help Hockey Bowling engaging in learning outside students. Social Club Skating the classroom. Dance Club Skiing Art Club Karaoke Club Snowboarding Writing Centre Recycling Club Math Centre Computer Club Homework Club Guitar Club Mahjong Club | 22 | | 23 | HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM Grade 10, 11, 12 DOGWOOD ADULT 3 ADVANCED 1 DIPLOMA 2 GRADUATION PROGRAM Coquitlam College understands that our students come from a wide * Provincial Examination Required PROGRAM This program is for highly variety of educational backgrounds. For this reason, we offer three motivated and capable students Many overseas courses will Thousands of Coquitlam distinct high school programs to help you complete the courses you under the age of 19 who want to transfer into this program College students have entered begin their university studies as need to start your university studies in Canada without delay. Students must complete 80 top universities using our First soon as possible. credits (20 courses) to graduate Track Program from this program This program allows adult Students in the Advanced Allows students to enter first students a more concentrated Program must successfully year at all the top universities in course of studies, allowing high complete four high school courses Canada and the United States school completion in as little as including English 12 and write the Is the same credential offered one or two semesters corresponding provincial exam. by the British Columbia Public Upon completion of this They may then begin university School System program, students receive a courses at the College after Students can receive advanced High School Graduation Diploma meeting the requirements. credit by taking university which is accepted for first year Upon completion of at least courses while they complete university studies at all public 30 university course credits at high school and private colleges in British Columbia Coquitlam College, students are GRADE 10, 11, 12 COURSES Upon completion of first year eligible to enter a university at the Art Studio 12 at Coquitlam College, students second-year level. Anatomy & Physiology 12 may enter second year at top Calculus 12 universities in Canada and the Career - Life Education & United States For more information, please visit Career - Life Connections our website at: Students who are 18 years of Chemistry 11, 12 age or older may complete their Composition 10 high school requirements in the Comparative Civilization 12 BC Adult Graduation Program. Comparative Cultures 12 Students must complete five Creative Writing 12 High School courses. Of the five coquitlamcollege.com English Studies 12 courses: Explorations in Social Studies 11 Financial Accounting 12 2 of the 5 can be transferred Fitness and Conditioning 11, 12 3 of the 5 must be at the Foundation of Mathematics and Grade 12 level Pre-Calculus 10 Provincial exams are optional Literary Studies 10, 11 Coquitlam College’s High School Programs are certified Physics 12 by the Independent Schools Branch of the Ministry of Physical and Health Education 10 ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Education (MOE) of the Province of British Columbia. Physical Geography 12 Admissions are based on an evaluation of a student's transcripts Precalculus 11, 12 from his/her previous school as well as English language fluency. Science 10

| 24 | | 25 | Coquitlam College knows that Beginner strong English language skill At the beginner level, students will be exposed to the fundamentals of English that ENGLISH is the key to reaching your will create the framework for future learning. academic and career goals in Intermediate Canada and the United States. STUDIES Intermediate students will build upon the framework they created in the beginner We offer a wide variety of level to further develop the skills necessary for success in and outside of the English English courses and immersion classroom. Reading comprehension and grammer will also be stressed. At the experiences for students of intermediate level, students may choose from the following electives: PROGRAM any level. Canadian Culture Everyday English Media/News Studies ENGLISH CERTIFICATE PROGRAM Personal Awareness The English Studies programs at Coquitlam College are for students who are looking to Advanced develop their language skills as they At the advanced level, students are prepared for the transition to secondary level prepare for high school and/or university courses in an English language environment. Emphasis is placed upon clear and studies. The English Certificate Program is fluent communication and on writing essays at the secondary level. Advanced for all students who need to improve their students may choose from the following electives: English language skills. College Communication Courses offered range in levels from Media Production beginner to university preparation. Stu- Social Topics dents are required to take writing and World Culture reading in each level. University Preparation At the Intermediate and Advanced levels, students have four electives from which University Preparation they can choose two. These electives The university preparation courses focus on the skills that students will require for integrate all four skills (writing, reading, academic success within the post-secondary atmosphere. listening, and speaking) and focus on specific topics to allow students to use the BEGINNER INTERMEDIATE ADVANCED UNIVERSITY skills they are learning. PREPARATION Writing Writing Writing Writing Reading Reading Reading Reading Conversation Elective Elective Grammar Elective Elective

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Students must be at least 15 years of age when they begin their studies. In some cases, you will need to BEGINNER 2 University take the Coquitlam College English Diagnostic Test to Full-time INTERMEDIATE Preparation and 2 find the best courses for your level. University ADVANCED University Transfer Transfer courses

| 26 | | 27 | HOMESTAY PROGRAM Is 100% owned and operated by the Coquitlam College Homestay Coordinator. Coquitlam College lets you experience Canadian customs and culture through our homestay program. We’ll place you in a safe and comfortable local home close to the College where you’ll enjoy home-cooked meals and a great family atmosphere. HOMESTAY

ENJOY THE CANADIAN FAMILY EXPERIENCE CUSTODIANSHIP

Homestay provides students with a unique chance to experience Canadian culture and to If you are under 19 years of age, you will require a custodian in order to obtain your study permit take part in family activities. from Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC). A Coquitlam College Homestay family will sign as your custodian while you are in Canada. HOMESTAY INCLUDES HOW TO APPLY FOR HOMESTAY 3 meals a day (C$1100 per month) Private bedroom Apply for the homestay program on our website or by contacting our Homestay Coordinator: Close to the College Laundry facilities 1. Fill out the application online or download the form on our website: Internet https://www.coquitlamcollege.com Guardian 2. For more information, please contact Eve Eckford at: [email protected] tel: 604 939 6633 fax: 604 939 0336 DID YOU KNOW We have 2,700 to 3,000 students each Homestay Families are carefully screened by Coquitlam College staff members semester from over countries. Safe and comfortable environment 57

| 28 | Tuition Fees & Academic Schedule

ALL FEE AMOUNTS ARE IN CANADIAN DOLLARS PER COURSE ONE SEMESTER TWO SEMESTERS HOW TO APPLY Application (non-refundable) $200.00 – N/A – Activity Fee $25.00/semester $25.00/semester High School Program $1,440.00 $5,760.00 $11,520.00 CHOOSE YOUR PROGRAM AND APPLY (Some courses may require additional workbook fees) (Per course) (4 courses) (8 courses) English Studies Program $1,260.00 $5040.00 $10,080.00 To apply for admission, students may complete and submit the application via online: (Per course) (4 courses) (8 courses) Online Application: University Transfer Program $1,680.00 $6,720.00 $13,440.00 1 (Per 3 credit course) (12 credits) (24 credits) https://api.coquitlamcollege.com/forms/application-form Book Deposit $175.00 – N/A – (High School & English Studies - $150.00 refundable) Homestay Application Fee (non-refundable) $200.00 – N/A – CHECK THE REQUIREMENTS

Homestay (monthly) -3 meals a day $1100.00 $1100.00 Application must include: (Per month) (Per month) 1. The application fee of $200 in Canadian funds – payment by Visa or MasterCard is Airport Pick-Up $80.00 $80.00 2 accepted and can be made online through the College website. 2. Transcript from previous schools; and NOTE: 1. At Coquitlam College, a normal full-time course load for a university 4. Coquitlam College tuition fees are bonded with the Independent level student is four courses per semester; full-time study in high school School’s Branch of the Ministry of Education for British Columbia (for programs and English studies programs is four courses per semester. High School and English Studies programs). 3. If available, a TOEFL, IELTS, CAEL or English Language test score. 2. As the minimum initial period of acceptance for an overseas applicant 5. All students are required to have medical insurance. The College can is two semesters of full-time study, the required initial tuition deposit is enroll students in a medical plan upon registration. Upon acceptance, Coquitlam College will issue new students an official letter of for two semesters, due and payable upon a student’s acceptance into 6. Senior Secondary students earning a dual credit will incur a $500.00 fee. the College. Senior Secondary students can take a post secondary course and earn acceptance and a statement of tuition fees due. 3. Fee increases may occur after the printing of this publication (January credits towards their secondary school graduation. All students must provide proof of medical insurance coverage. The College can enroll 2020) making the fee schedule herewith null and void. students in a medical plan upon registration. Academic Schedule: SEPTEMBER 2020 TO DECEMBER 2021 Fall 2020 Spring 2021 METHOD OF PAYMENT Sept. 4 Student Orientation Jan. 4 Student Orientation Method of Payment Sept. 8 Classes begin for the Fall Semester Jan. 5 Classes begin for the Spring Semester Late Registration Begins Late Registration Begins 3 Tuition and other applicable fees can be paid by Online Bill Payment, PayMyTuition Sept. 14 Last Day to Add/Change Courses Jan. 11 Last Day to Add/Change Courses for International Students, GlobalPay for Students, Interac e-Transfer (please use Late Registration Ends Late Registration Ends "Tuition" as your security password and ensure that the message includes your Name & Dec. 15 Fall Semester Ends Apr. 14 Spring Semester Ends Student ID number), Online Credit Card payment, Cheque, Interac/Debit Card or Visa/ MasterCard * The preferred payment process for international payments of tuition fees is through Summer 2021 Fall 2021 PayMyTuition and GlobalPay for Students. This option allows you to pay your tuition Apr. 28 Student Orientation Sept. 3 Student Orientation and student fees via bank transfer in the currency of your choice in an efficient and Apr. 29 Classes begin for the Sept. 7 Classes begin for the Fall Semester inexpensive manner. * Summer Semester Late Registration Begins For more information on how to pay, please visit: Late Registration Begins Sept. 13 Last Day to Add/Change Courses https://www.coquitlamcollege.com/admissions/tuition/how-to-pay/ May 5 Last Day to Add/Change Courses Late Registration Ends Note: Prepayment of Tuition Fees from any source does not guarantee course selection Late Registration Ends Dec. 14 Fall Semester Ends July 24 Summer Semester Ends

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