Associate Degree
Associate Degree
To learn about Associate Degree in detail visit the Associate Degree page.
Arts electives include the following departments and subjects:
| *English Electives | Humanities | Social Sciences | May be used as Arts Electives |
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| *English courses can include courses in written Communications and Creative Writing that transfer to one of the Research Universities as ENGL credit. A maximum of 3 credits can come from such as an equivalent; at least 3 credits must be earned in an actual ENGL course. For purposes of the Associate of Arts degree, ENGL. courses cannot be counted as Humanities courses |
| **Gender, Sexualities, and Women’s Studies |
| Human Geography and most Psychology courses are designated as Arts courses |
| A course is considered university-transferable (UT) if it transfers to at least one of British Columbia's five research universities (UBC-Vancouver, UBC-Okanagan, Simon Fraser University, University of Victoria, or University of Northern British Columbia) as per the BC Transfer Guide. |
Resources
- Science sequencing PDF
- Access to Psychology Communication Centre hosted on Blackboard.
- Bachelor of Arts - Applied Psychology BA FAQ's and Checklists
- Associate of Arts Degree checklist (PDF)
- Associate of Science Degree checklist (PDF)
- Video Tutorials to Learn How to Plan for Associate Degrees
Helpful definitions
A course which transfers as an assigned or unassigned credit at 100-level to at least one Research University.
A course which transfers as an assigned or unassigned credit at 200-level or higher to at least one Research University.
An Arts course is defined to be any 100- or 200-level course in a subject area for which there is a Baccalaureate of Arts degree at: SFU, UBC, UBC-O, UNBC, or UVIC (including Math and Economics).
A science course is defined to be any course within a subject area for which there is a Baccalaureate of Science degree or Baccalaureate of Applied Science degree at one of the Research Universities: SFU, UBC, UBC-O, UNBC, or UVIC.