It is an attestation of collegial studies (attestation d’études collegiales).

That would depend on your other qualifications. The best would be for you to see with the university where you would like to study if you meet the necessary requirements. Do note that AEC courses do not count toward a university education and do not replace a DEC (diploma of collegial studies).

This depends on each program. To get more detailed information about the schedule, we invite you to sign up for an info session for your desired program.

No, it does not as the AEC programs offered at Dawson do not meet the necessary requirements related to hours of training (minimum 1800 hours).

Please consult the Academic Advising webpage to see how to get in touch with an advisor.

In order to find out which options are offered to you, we encourage you to contact Dawson’s Student AccessAbility Centre  for more information. Please note that you will have to submit documentation in order to benefit from their services and do take note of their important dates.

Please consult the Financial Aid webpage for more information about loans and bursaries and how to apply.