Graduation Info

Information for those students graduating: (click on the right arrows to view answers)

What do I need to graduate?

What courses do I need and what are the requirements to graduate?

There are two paths available for graduation in British Columbia. Students of all ages may complete a DOGWOOD CERTIFICATE which consists of 80 credits. Alternately, adult age students (18 years or older) may choose to complete a more condensed Adult DOGWOOD CERTIFICATE program of 20 credits. Click on the links below for more information.

DOGWOOD DIPLOMA FULL - 80 Credits

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Credits must be earned in the following subject areas or courses:

A Language Arts 10 (4 credits)
A Language Arts 11 (4 credits)
A Language Arts 12 (4 credits)
A Social Studies 10 (4 credits)
A Social Studies 11 or 12 (4 credits)
A Mathematics 10 (4 credits)
A Mathematics 11 or 12 (4 credits)
A Science 10 (4 credits)
A Science 11 or 12 (4 credits)
Physical and Health Education 10 (4 credits)
An Arts Education and/or an Applied Design, Skills, and Technologies 10, 11, or 12 (4 credits)
Career Life Education (4 credits)
Career Life Connections (4 credits)

A list of all courses that may be used to satisfy these requirements is found in the online Course Registry. Information about options for satisfying the requirements for Fine Arts and/or Applied Skills (4 credits) is found in the Fine Arts and Applied Skills

ADULT DOGWOOD DIPLOMA - 20 Credits

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To graduate with an Adult Dogwood, students must have:

A required Language Arts 12 course
A Math 11 or 12 course OR Accounting 11
At least three additional Grade 12 electives, or a Grade 11 Socials Studies course and two additional Grade 12 electives***

Courses and credits can be counted from either or both the public secondary and post-secondary systems.
***Life experiences can count toward credit towards selected grade 12 courses.

How do I get transcripts/reports/Interim marks?

How do I get a transcript or interim marks for the school that I am applying to?

Transcript Info

CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW TO:

Register for a BCeID
View Grades
Order and Send Transcripts
Download Digital PDF's of Official Transcripts
Send Transcripts to Post Secondary Institutions

Registration

Registering for a BCeID and accessing the Student Transcripts Service

Ordering

How to order/send a transcript to a Post Secondary Institution

Sending Transcripts

How to order/send a transcript to a Post Secondary Institution

Application Process for Post Secondary Institutions

Review Admission Requirements

Each institution has its own entrance requirements
Institutions are open for admission at different times
Link to https://apply.educationplannerbc.ca

EducationPlannerBC is a centralized online service that allows you to apply for admission to many post-secondary institutions in BC
This site is more than just an application service, it will take you through

Advice, information and resources to help you plan your educational journey
Program information
WOW (Who offers What) services
Scholarship and bursary searches
Resources for joining the workforce
Budgeting resources

How Do Universities get my grades?

Transcripts Student Transcripts Site

Use this site to:

View grades and unofficial transcripts to obtain grades for self-reporting (you can see provincial exam marks and the numeracy – literacy information here)
Order and send transcripts
View transcript order, status and history
View BC scholarships

This may be the only way many of the institutions will accept and receive your interim and final marks

How to Videos

Registering for a BCeID and accessing the Student Transcripts Service

How to order/send a transcript to a Post Secondary Institution

How to send a transcript to an employer, yourself or anyone