DIPLOMA OF COLLEGIAL STUDIES (DCS) REQUIREMENTS. Academic Advising

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1 DIPLOMA OF COLLEGIAL STUDIES (DCS) REQUIREMENTS

2 I. WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO GET A DIPLOMA OF COLLEGIAL STUDIES 1. Courses 2. English Exit Exam 3. Program Comprehensive Assessment

3 A. General Education courses B. Program Courses

4 4 English 2 French 3 Humanities 3 Physical Education 2 Complementary

5 First English course, depends on placement level: MA Intro. to College English MB Literature & Composition MC Effective Reading & Writing Some students may be required to take Remedial English before taking

6 Block A MA/B/C (Must be done first) MQ (Literary Genres) MQ (Literary Themes) Block B 603-HSA/B/D/E (Program Related)

7 Placement is based on high school grades or placement test 2 Cegep-level French courses must be passed Students with weak or no French background will have to complete as many as 3 extra Mise à Niveau (Preparatory) courses: , and

8 Block A Block B Program Related 602-HSA 602-HSB/E/K 602-HSC/F/L 602-HSD/G/M Block A courses must be done before Block B courses.

9 Block A MQ MQ Block B 345-HSA/B/C/D (Knowledge) (World Views) (Program Related) or must be done before 345-HSA/B/C/D

10 must be taken and can be taken in any order must be done last. Also available as intensives and intersessions

11 Students must take 2 complementary courses Complementary courses are taken from subject areas different from your program To see which complementary courses you may take, please consult the Registration Guide. Students in Liberal Arts, Double DCS programs and the French/English DCS program do not take complementary courses.

12 A. General Education courses B. Program Courses

13 To find the grid of your program, go to :

14 Commerce Social Science

15 Communications, Media and Studio Arts Languages and Cultures

16 Science Music

17 Building Systems Engineering Computer Science

18 Students can obtain their music schedules at: Login Screen ege.qc.ca/web/music/ student_sched.html Code: first letter of last name and student number

19 I. WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO GET A DIPLOMA OF COLLEGIAL STUDIES 1) Courses 2) English Exit Exam 3) Program Comprehensive Assessment

20 Must be passed Can be written either in May or August or December Students must have passed , , or 2 of the 3 and be registered in the third.

21 Registration procedures and workshop information are posted on My Omnivox Portal The Learning Centre can help you prepare for the English Exit Exam, Room B205

22 I. WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO GET A DIPLOMA OF COLLEGIAL STUDIES 1) Courses 2) English Exit Exam 3) Program Comprehensive Assessment

23 1. The PCA determines whether a student has integrated all the learning objectives of their program. 2. Different programs use different methods of determining the PCA: assignment, test, project or fieldwork/stage 3. Takes place in the final semester 4. Must be passed

24 Recommended course load see your program grid To make changes to your course load, call the Registration helpline at

25 To be in good academic standing, full-time students must pass: more than 50% of the courses in which they are registered a minimum of 50% of the programspecific courses in which they are registered.

26 In some programs, failing the same programspecific course twice leads to dismissal from the program. In all other programs, failing the same programspecific course a third time leads to dismissal from the program. The College provides a variety of support services to help students succeed in their studies.

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28 Fall Semester Returning Students: June New students: August Winter Semester New & Returning students: January Intersession Courses: January: Watch My Omnivox Portal in October May: Register in January August: Register in June Summer School: Register in May

29 You will receive a percentage grade and an R score Your R score average is cumulative and weighted R score is used for university admission Your academic record is permanent

30 Questions? Contact Us Room : A-201 Phone: ext Fax: advising@vaniercollege.qc.ca Website:

31 We wish you success in your studies ACADEMIC ADVISING