Associate of Science Degree

About this programme

Associate degrees are awarded to students who complete at least 60 credits of university program courses, and obtain an average overall grade of “C” (calculated on all courses counting toward the Associate degree), as well as meeting the additional requirements for each associate degree. Students who qualify for an associate degree must submit an application to graduate. Applications are available from your online student record . Further information about the application process can be found on Apply to Graduate . Associate Degrees meet provincial requirements, and the following Definitions and Classifications apply to both the Arts and Science Associate Degrees; these are found on the BC Transfer Guide . Social Sciences: Anthropology , Child & Youth Care , Criminology , Economics , Indigenous/Xwulmuxw Studies , Geography (Human) , Global Studies , History 1 , Political Studies , Psychology , Sociology , Studies in Women and Gender 1 . Humanities: Arts , Classics , Creative Writing , English , Indigenous/Xwulmuxw Studies , History 1 , Languages , Liberal Studies 5 , Linguistics , Philosophy , Theatre , Studies in Women and Gender 1 . Science: Astronomy , Biology , Chemistry , Computer Science 2 , Geography (Physical) 3 , Geology , Mathematics , Physics , Physical Education 4 .