Concurrent education programs at Douglas College allow you to begin earning university credits while still in Grade 12. Get officially enrolled in Arts, Science or General Studies – Concurrent Studies.
Get a head start on post-secondary
If you’re in your final year of high school, are a good writer and want to get a taste of what studying at the college or university level is really like, concurrent studies at Douglas College can get you ready for the next level of your education journey.
How do concurrent studies work?
For students still in Grade 12, concurrent studies allow you to begin earning actual university credits. At Douglas, this means you will officially be enrolled in Arts, Science or General Studies – Concurrent Studies.
You must submit a new application for each semester you plan to attend, but the standard College application fee is waived for all students in the concurrent studies program. That means you only pay the tuition and fees.
For information about admission requirements, courses, intake dates and more, visit the Program and Course Catalogue.
How to apply
Download the application form
Download the Concurrent Studies Application form.
Fill out the form and have it signed
Fill out your application form and have your counsellor and parent or guardian sign it.
Get your high school transcript
You can order your transcript from the Ministry's Student Transcript Service site.
Submit the completed form and transcript
Submit the form and transcipt by emailing them to admissions@douglascollege.ca.
For more information, contact your high school counsellor or email Admissions.