Attending college allows you to enjoy a form of learning that doesn’t limit you in your options. There is no rule that says you must enter the workforce right after you graduate if, for example, you want to pursue further education. On the other hand, if you want to get into the field quicker than you first anticipated, certain college programs may offer you that option.

As such, it is safe to say that college courses prepare students for various options that make the learning experience mo...

Post-secondary programs offer different credentials that are determined by the amount of time a student spends in a particular program. For example, the majority of college offerings last two or three years and result in a college diploma or an advanced college diploma, respectively. Meanwhile, university programs typically last four years and students are awarded with a Bachelor degree. Today, however, colleges are beginning to offer students degree undertakings that are typically reserved f...

Spending four years of your life to obtain an undergraduate degree is a huge commitment. As such, choosing a post-secondary program that will see you obtain the degree is one of the most important decisions you will ever make. Luckily, today, the options are broader than ever with colleges even offering respected four-year degrees.

These college-based Degree Programs come with their own set of benefits. The most obvious benefit is that students gain a Bachelor degree and gain plenty of hands-...

It used to be that to obtain a Bachelor degree, you had to attend university. With education shifting, that is no longer the case. Increasingly, colleges are offering degree-level undertakings through either four-year programs or joint offerings with universities that see students completing some of their studies at the college and some at one of the institution's partner universities.

At Centennial College, there are a range of both degree programs and joint options. Here is a closer look at...