Description

Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Certificates
and Diplomas

In the Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Certificates and Diplomas program, you’ll take science subjects such as biology and chemistry as well as mathematics and communications. This two-semester certificate program will prepare you for your future educational and career goals. This program is post-graduate work permit eligible.

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Duration

1 year

Starting Date

January, May, September

Tuition Fee

$16,649

Location

Ashtonbee Campus

About the program

The Centennial College Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Certificates and Diplomas courses are for you if you’re:

Seeking science courses required for post-secondary programs and have not finished high school or completed science courses.
Considering college programs such as Practical Nursing*, Healthcare Environmental Services Management, Fitness and Health Promotion, Nutrition and Food Service Management, Massage Therapy, Esthetician and Food Service Worker;
Exploring a college science program toward your future career goal;
Acquiring academic admission credentials needed to enter college-level science programs;

Program Highlights

Small-sized classes allow for individualized attention.
You learn through hands-on activities.
Upon completion of the Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Certificates and Diplomas program, with acceptable academic standing, you may be eligible to transfer directly into Centennial College’s Practical Nursing and other programs.
The Practical Nursing program reserves a limited number of seats per semester for domestic Pre-Health Science graduates who meet the minimum grade and course completion criteria of the articulation agreement.
Pre-Health Science graduates with a minimum 65% overall average will be considered for admission into any Bachelor of Arts or select Bachelor of Science degree program at Trent. Some Programs may require higher admission averages, More information about requirements and eligible programs are available here: ONTransfer – Program Search.

Career Prospects

Admission consideration to programs in Community and Health Studies
Admission consideration to Engineering Technology programs and Applied Science
Admission consideration to programs in Hospitality/Tourism and Cultural Arts and Transportation