Associate of Arts Degree

The Associate of Arts degree program is regularly offered as a two-year program (60 credits), however students may choose to take it in an accelerated format and complete the program in 18 or 12 months. Discover your interests and inform your future. Get foundational Liberal Arts education in a supportive, personalized environment. Boost your résumé with accredited critical thinking, communication, and research skills. Or, transfer your acquired knowledge - and academic credits - to further undergraduate studies in Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Business. Boost your academic foundation or Add an academic credential no matter where you are on your path. Explore your interests, hone critical skills, and develop foundational understanding across the Liberal Arts. Earn recognized, transferrable credits in a dynamic, learner-centred environment with LaSalle College Vancouver's Associate of Arts Degree, the city's most affordable Associate of Arts program.

Photocopy of valid Passport, Photocopy of valid Study Permit. For degree applicants, achieve a grade of 68 percent in any one of - BC English 12, English Literature 12, English 12 First Peoples, Communications 12 or Technical and Professional Communications 12 or equivalent in another high school system. Equivalencies can only be determined by the Registrar or Chief Academic Officer. Advanced Placement AP English Language or English Literature, minimum grade of 3 or 68 percent. International Baccalaureate IB English Language A1 or A2 Higher or Standard level, minimum grade of 5 or better. Proof of undergraduate or higher degree conferral from a recognized post-secondary institution where English is the language of instruction. Achieve 68 percent or higher in 100-level English language course at a recognized post-secondary institution. Successful completion of a minimum of two consecutive full-time academic terms of post-secondary course work at an equivalent credential level, with a minimum overall score of 68 percent or equivalent at a recognized Canadian college or university in which English is the language of instruction.