Sample Transfer Timeline
Civil Engineering Technology - # 534 Transfer Students
Degree Required: Diploma or Degree in Civil Engineering
Transfer To: Civil Engineering
Start In: Second Semester- January or Third Semester - September
Make sure you have taken the courses offered in the first two or three semesters and have a working knowledge of AutoCAD. If not, plan to come early and pick up the courses you may have missed or to get better marks.
| Year 1 | Year 2 | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sept -Dec |
Jan -Apr |
May -Aug |
Sept -Dec |
Jan -Apr |
May -Aug |
| EXEMPT | Semester 2 |
Work Term |
Modified Semester 3 |
Semester 4 | Work Term 2 & 3- 8 Months |
| Year 3 | Post Graduation | ||||
| Sept -Dec |
Jan -Apr |
May -Aug |
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| Work Term 2 & 3- 8 Months | Semester 5 | Semester 6 | Employment-2 yrs | ||
Description:
This accelerated program shortens the time to earn North American credentials and provides paid coop job experience opportunities between semesters (See Chart Above). Upon completion students can extend their visa, if they get a job offer, and work two additional years after graduation. This applied learning program is designed to prepare international students for a challenging career with very employable skills. The program starts in January or September depending onthe course material you may be required to take.
Skills Required:
- Many of the applied skills necessary for a placement in a job are learned in the first two semesters. For a list of the skills and abilities required in a job interview, students are requested to review the Work Capabilities outlined on the Cooperative Education Website.
Admission Requirements
- A minimum of 60 % average in final year of studies (limited seating available, preference given to merit).
- TOEFL minimum score of 550(213) or IELTS of 6.5 (with no band less than 6.0), or successful completion of Mohawk College Entrance English B 14 week Program.
- Completing the English requirements in Canada allows students to get orientated to the Canadian culture
- All prerequisite Math and first year course equivalents must be met prior to starting in the program - it is your responsibility to make sure this is done. An assessment of your credentials may be requested on your arrival. Bring all with you course descriptions so the instructor is aware of exactly what you have covered in your program.
Steps for Applying
- Print Off & Complete our application form available in the Application Forms section.
- Mail or courier your Transcripts, Two Pictures, Application Form, a picture, copy of your passport and evidence of English proficiency or request to enter our College Entrance English "B" Program along with application fees and cover letter.
- Submit a cover letter addressed to the Coordinator to outline your objectives for entering the program.
Note: If your English proficiency does not meet our standards (TOEFL 213 or IELTS of 6.5), please plan to attend the College English Entrance Program the semester immediately before your program is scheduled to start.