Centennial College’s Liberal Arts to Trent University program will teach you about a wide range of subjects in the humanities and social sciences as well as communications and research methods. More importantly, it will lay the foundation for future post-secondary education, letting you smoothly transfer into a program at Trent University.

This arts diploma program is for you if you're planning on:

• Applying to a Bachelor of Arts (honours) degree at Trent University;
• Applying to a Bachelor of Arts (general) in Communications and Critical Thinking at Trent University;
• Pursuing a college program in areas such as business administration, child studies and community services, hospitality and tourism, journalism, and media and design;
• Exploring your ultimate career goals and various educational opportunities.

Program Highlights

Here’s how it works. To qualify for this agreement with Trent University, you must have:

• Successfully completed Centennial College’s Liberal Arts Program.
• Attained a minimum overall average of 70%.

After that, qualified graduates will be granted 8.0 credits towards a four-year Bachelor of Arts (Honours) with multiple major opportunities at Trent University.

OR

Qualified graduates will be granted 8.0 credits towards a three-year Bachelor of Arts (General) in Communications and Critical Thinking at Trent University Durham.

Specialization

Students who graduate with the Indigenous Studies: First Peoples in Canada Certificate specialization with a 75% GPA are eligible to receive 10.0 out of 20.0 credits toward Trent’s Bachelor of Arts (Honours), Indigenous Studies degree.

Career Outlook

• Trent University undergraduate Arts program preparation
• Gain university-level credits
• Earn a college diploma