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If you need more information, or have any questions,
contact Student Services at
819-778-2270, ext. 1320.
Diploma (DEC) Programs
For admission to a diploma (DEC) program, you need a Secondary School Diploma or a Secondary School Vocational Diploma or a Diploma of Vocational Studies awarded by the Minister. Students who have obtained a secondary school diploma without the following credits:
| Québec Old Curriculum |
Québec New Curriculum |
Secondary V English
Secondary V French (second language)
Secondary IV Physical Science
Secondary IV Mathematics
Secondary IV
History of Québec and Canada |
English Sec. V
French Sec. V
History Sec. IV
EST4 or SE5 Sec. IV
Math TS6 or Math S7 Sec. IV |
Program-Specific Requirements
The following programs have specific admission requirement(s):
| Program |
Old Curriculum |
New Curriculum |
| Accounting and Management |
Math 4361 |
Math TS6 or Math S7 Sec. IV |
| Commerce |
Math 526 or 5361 |
Math TS6 or Math S7 Sec. V |
| Computer Science |
Math 526
Students who have Mathematics 436 may pursue an alternate three year path through the Computer Science program by taking Math 526 in their first semester. |
Math TS6 or Math S7 Sec. V |
| Electronics Engineering Technology |
Math 4361 and
Physical Science 4361 |
Math TS6 or Math S7 Sec. V |
| Hotel Management |
Math 4261 |
Math CST8 IV |
Liberal Arts
with Math |
Math 526 or 5361 |
Math TS6 or Math S7 Sec. V |
| Nursing |
Physical Science 4361
and Chemistry 5342 |
EST4 or SE5 Sec. IV
Chemistry Sec. V |
| Science |
Math 5361 and Physics 534
and Chemistry 534 |
Physics Sec. V
Chemistry Sec. V
Math TS6 or Math S7 Sec. V |
| Social Science |
Math 516 or 4163 |
Math TS6 or Math S7 Sec. V |
Social Science
with Math |
Math 526 or 5361 |
Math TS6 or Math S7 Sec. V |
| Tourism |
Math 514 |
Math CST8 IV |
1 Heritage College may offer these courses or their equivalent during Summer School to assist students in meeting the conditions of admission.
2 Chemistry 534 will be obligatory for Fall 2010; until then a student may take Chemistry of the Human Body 1 and 2 as complementary courses .
3 Students with math 416 must take a 15-hour upgrading in mathematics prior to the beginning of their studies in Social Science.
4 EST: Science and Technology with Environmental Science Option.
5 SE: Applied Science and Technology with Environmental Science Option.
6 TS: Technical and Scientific Option.
7 S: Science Option.
8 CST: Cultural, Social AND Technical Mathematics Option
French Requirements
Under the College Education Regulations, students admitted
to an English cégep are required to take two French-second-language
courses at a college level of proficiency.
Bridging
Students admissible to the College who are undecided or lack prerequisites
for their program of choice are invited to enrol in the Bridging
semester(s), depending on their individual needs. Upon successful
completion, students are eligible to apply to the program of their
choice.
The Bridging semesters (maximum of two) are meant to offer a supportive
framework of guidance and orientation to help incoming students
increase their chances for success in college. Courses included
are those common to all programs (which can be credited towards
a DEC in their program of choice) as well as make-up courses (which
cannot be credited towards a DEC).
Re-admission
Former Heritage students who have not been registered at the College
for one or more semesters must re-apply for admission using
the same procedure as a new applicant.
Transfers
Transfers from Other CEGEPS
Students currently in the cégep system wishing to attend Heritage
College must make a new application for admission (including the
non-refundable, application fee) by the application deadline. Credits
are transferable and will be applied to the chosen program, where
appropriate, after an official transcript is received by Student
Services.
Transfers from Other Post-Secondary Institutions
Students from other post-secondary institutions wishing to attend
Heritage College must apply by the application deadline. Credits
are studied after an official transcript, course description and
a completed "Request for Equivalence" form are received
by Student Services.
Attestation Programs (AEC) Programs - Continuing Education
The College Education Regulations governing cégeps state
that an applicant who has received instruction deemed adequate by
the college and who meets ONE of the following requirements may
be admitted to a program leading to an Attestation of Collegial
Studies (AEC):
- the person's studies have been interrupted for at least two
consecutive terms, or one school year;
- the person is covered by an agreement entered into by the college
and an employer or by a government program;
- the person has completed at least one year of full-time, post-secondary
studies spread over a period of one year or more.
Some AEC programs may have additional admission requirements. For
more information, contact the Heritage College Continuing
Education and Corporate Training.
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