At Coquitlam College, we are proud to offer a broad range of academic programs designed to support the diverse goals of both domestic and international students. Whether students are looking to complete high school, improve their English proficiency, or begin their journey toward a university degree, our programs provide accessible, flexible, and academically rigorous pathways. All programs are aligned with British Columbia’s education standards and supported by the BC Council on Admissions and Transfer (BCCAT), ensuring seamless credit recognition and transfer opportunities across the province and beyond.

University Transfer Program at Coquitlam College

Earn Transfer Credits Toward a University Degree in BC

Our University Transfer Program gives students the opportunity to complete up to 60 university-level credits—equivalent to the first two years of a bachelor’s degree—before transferring to a university of their choice. As participants in the BC Transfer System, we offer fully transferable courses that are recognized by universities across British Columbia and Canada.

Students can choose between a one-year or two-year pathway, depending on their academic plan. Our courses follow university-level standards and are taught by experienced instructors who are committed to student success. This program is ideal for students seeking a cost-effective, supportive environment before moving into a larger university setting.

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Associate of Arts Degree in British Columbia

A Recognized 2-Year Pathway to University

Coquitlam College is authorized by the Ministry of Post-Secondary Education and Future Skills to offer the Associate of Arts Degree—a two-year undergraduate credential that serves as a strong foundation for further university study.

This program provides students with the opportunity to explore a variety of disciplines, including the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences. Upon graduation, students can transfer up to 60 credits toward a four-year bachelor’s degree at many universities across Canada.

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High School Completion Programs in Vancouver

Dogwood Diploma, Adult Graduation, and University Bridge Options

Our accredited high school programs are designed to meet the needs of students completing or upgrading their secondary education. We offer several flexible pathways:

• Dogwood Diploma Program – For students completing the requirements for British Columbia’s high school graduation diploma.

• Adult Graduation Program – Designed for students aged 18 or older who wish to earn their high school diploma.

• University Bridge Program – Allows students to take high school and university-level courses at the same time, streamlining the transition into post-secondary education.

These programs provide students with the tools and qualifications they need to pursue further academic or career goals.

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English Studies Program for International Students

Improve Your English for High School or University

Our English Studies Program helps students develop the language skills they need to succeed in academic settings. We offer a range of courses from beginner to advanced levels, including university preparation classes that focus on reading, writing, listening, and speaking.

Open to students aged 15 and older, this program serves as an essential entry point for many international students and provides a supportive, immersive environment for language learning.

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Course Directories and Timetables

Plan Your Academic Journey with Coquitlam College

To help students plan their academic journey, we provide detailed course directories and class timetables for all of our programs. These resources include information on course offerings, credit values, and scheduling, enabling students to build programs of study that suit their individual timelines and educational goals.

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Why Choose Coquitlam College?

Flexible, Transferable, and Internationally Friendly Programs

Whether you are preparing for university, completing high school, or improving your English language skills, we offer flexible and supportive programs to guide your success.

To learn more about our programs, admissions process, or how to get started, please visit our Programs & Courses page.