A description of the main content, organization and expected outcomes of a course, normally including the number of credits awarded, hours of class time, how it's evaluated, assignments, and text [..]

The evidence, primarily academic, on which your admission decision is based, e.g., high school record, college credits and GPA, etc.

A program of study, usually involving theoretical knowledge and research, and usually leading to a diploma, certificate, associate degree or bachelor's degree.

Being allowed into an institution, faculty or program once the entrance requirements are met. Some admission is limited by spaces available, and by selection criteria.

The formal way of notifying a post-secondary institution that you want to be a student there.

The system used by post-secondary institutions to determine which courses are equivalent to one another.

The Associate of Arts and Associate of Science Degrees are provincial credentials designed to provide an educational experience that prepares students for life as an educated person, and to lay a soli [..]

Taking a course for interest, and not for credit. Auditing students usually don't do assignments or exams, and don't get a grade.

The British Columbia Council on Admissions and Transfer, who is responsible for the management of BC Transfer Guide and Education Planner.

The process whereby a block of credits is granted to students who have successfully completed a cluster of courses, certificate or diploma, recognized as having an academic wholeness or integrity, and [..]