University of Alberta - ATEP program provides the final 60 credits required for a Bachelor of Education in Elementary Education. Students wishing to take this program need to apply to our University Transfer program to obtain the first 60 credits, then transfer to the UofA for years 3&4. Degree completion can be finished on-site with Portage.
Athabasca University - This three-year program concentrates on two major areas of study: Humanities and Social Sciences. Apply to Portage College to get started or follow the link for more program detail on the AU webpage.
Athabasca University - This four-year program focuses on different majors. Students split their studies between onsite classes with portage and online classes with AU. Apply to Portage College to get started or follow the link for more information on the different majors available.
Athabasca University - The Bachelor of Human Resources and Labour Relations looks at employment relations in social, legal, political, and economic contexts. Students split their studies between onsite classes with portage and online classes with AU. Apply to Portage College to get started or click the link for more program information on the AU webpage.
Athabasca University - This four-year program focuses on different majors. Students split their studies between onsite classes with portage and online classes with AU. Apply to Portage College to get started or follow the link for more information on the different majors available.
Athabasca University - The Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) in Arts and Science Designation or Applied Studies Designation. Students split their studies between onsite classes with portage and online classes with AU. Apply to Portage College to get started.
University of Calgary - Four-Year Community-Based Bachelor of Education focuses include: English, Science, Social, Early Learning, Indigenous Revitalization. Students interested in taking this program with Portage need to apply directly to the University of Calgary for this cohort.
NAIT - Students from Portage College's BA diploma program with a GPA of 2.3 or higher will be admitted directly into year three at NAIT. Apply to Portage College BA program to get started.
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Career Potential
Graduates of Bachelor's programs are able to further their studies in Master's or PhD programming.
Admission Requirements
High School Matriculation: A minimum average of 60% and no mark lower than 50% in the following courses:
1). English Language Arts 30-1
2). Four other 30 Level courses (5 credits each) from the following list:
Mature Student: 19 years of age or older, out of high school for at least one full year, and a minimum average of 60% with at least 50% in English Language Arts 30-1 or English 30 and one other five credit Grade 12 course.
Open Studies Admission: Successful completion of nine credits.
Advisor Assisted Admission: Students who do not meet other admission requirements are encouraged to discuss options for admission into the University Transfer program with a Portage College advisor.
Documents: Complete high school transcripts and post-secondary transcripts, if any work completed at a post-secondary institution
Other: May be required to do an interview with instructor or coordinator
Transferability
Transfer agreements are in place with many different post-secondary institutions across the province and country including the University of Alberta, the University of Calgary, and Athabasca University.
Deadline to Apply:
Spring Term: April 15th, 2022
Fall Term: August 15th, 2022
Winter Term: December 12th, 2022
Spring Term: April 17th, 2023
Program Start/End Dates
Spring Term: May 2nd - June 24th, 2022
Fall Term: August 25th - December 16th, 2022
Winter Term: January 3rd - April 28th, 2023
Spring Term: May 1st - June 23rd, 2023
Locations
Cold Lake Campus
Lac La Biche Campus
St. Paul Campus
Tuition is subject to each institution, based on where students are completing courses towards their Bachelor Degree program. Please contact the front desk at 1-866-623-5551 for information on Portage College’s tuition.
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