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University Enrichment

University Enrichment Courses

VIU and NIC in a partnership with 草莓直播 offer a variety of courses to non-graduated students under the age of 19. Students can learn what it is like to be a University student while in high school. Brooks Secondary students can take up to two Dual Credit courses. 草莓直播 and post-secondary institutions will work collaboratively to try and support all your course needs. 

The academic courses that can be taken at VIU as Dual Credit change year to year but will always include a combination of:

  • Eng 115  Writing & Research
  • Eng 125 Literature and Culture
  • Global Studies 100 Global Lens
  • Ind Studies 103  Intro to Ind.
  • Ind Studies 104  Intro to Ind. II
  • Psych 111 Contemporary  I
  • Psych 121 Developmental Psychology
  • SOCI 112 Canadian Society
  • SOCI 112 Selected Topics

NEW! NIC Dual Credit Online Courses 

A selection of new online dual credit courses is being offered through North Island College (NIC). Interested students are asked to apply asap. Space is limited (because you will be competing for spots amongst both adults and all North Island high school students). 

Consider taking the following:

Course

 

Day & Time

SSW 120

Fundamentals of Social Service

Tues/Thur 4:00

OAD 182/183

Medical Terminology 

Mon/Wed 4:00

Bio 160 

Human Anatomy and Physiology

Mon/Wed 4:00

BUS 105

Principles of Business

Mon/Wed 4:00

DGL 101

Digital Culture

Tues/Thurs 4:00

CRM 131

Intro to Criminal Justice System

Tues/Thurs 4:00

PSY 130

Intro to Psychology

Mon/Wed 4:00


Students can check timetables for either VIU or NIC to see if the course they would like is being offered.  If students are interested in a course not listed above please check with Mrs. Ellis or Ms. Carlson to see if it is available as a Dual Credit course.

Descriptions about each course can be found at:

Select the course you are interested in to learn more.

Please be aware that course start dates, times vary and may not align with Brook's timetable. There may be pre-requisites for courses and no transportation is provided.


Who:                  

Grade 12 students 

What:                 

4 high school credits per post-secondary academic course. See the VIU or NIC course descriptions for the number of credits.

When:      

September to December (VIU)

January to April (VIU)

February to June (NIC)

Where:       

Some courses are in-person at VIU tiwš?mawtx? campus, others are synchronous online delivery, some are online asynchronous and there may be a face-to-face component to the online courses. Students will need to review the post-secondary school's time table for more information.

 

Why:

Students can earn high school elective credits while taking University courses and earning University credits. Students build confidence and skills to support their transition to the Post Secondary Institute of their choice.  

  • Get started on your post secondary education while in Gr 12
  • Tuition costs are covered by 草莓直播
  • Transition to post secondary while being supported
  • Lighten your workload for first year of university
  • Make new friends

How:                  

  • Read the Dual Credit Information Package.

  • - Review and complete the Dual Credit Application. Gain acceptance into the program.

    • Meet with Mrs. Ellis, Career Pathways Coordinator, to review information package, application, and requirements.

    • VIU Admission Requirements:

      • Successful completion of English 12 minimum “C” grade is required for most courses
  • Pay Fees - This program is valued at over $500. . 草莓直播 will cover your tuition only. You are responsible for all other fees (including deposit, application, lab, student, and grad fees; as well as textbooks, and supplies).  

    • A $200 deposit is required to secure your spot in the program. Students withdrawing from the program after acceptance will be subject to a $500 withdrawal fee.

  • Attend all classes. Not adhering to strict university guidelines will result in withdrawal from the program.

  • Assessment will be provided by your VIU instructor according to VIU's reporting period. A final grade will be given on your Brooks Learning Update. Recognizing that university courses expectations can be rigorous, it is strongly recommended that students communicate frequently about their progress with both their VIU Instructor and Brooks Career Pathways Coordinator.

  • Earn credits on your high school transcript and VIU credits on your university transcript for the successful completion of the program.   

  • If required, seek IEP, counselling and student supports through the or through the Brooks Career Counselling Office. 

More Info/Helpful Links:   
 

- see where your dual credit course is transferable to and as what course

Questions? Contact: 

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