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Transfer of Credit and Course Exemptions - Registrars Office Please check in your new program of study and only apply for a GenEd exemption if your previous GenEd is not listed If it is listed, your exemption application will be cancelled as the previous mark will show in your new program as well
ONTransfer: FAQs If there is no information for a particular program or institution, credit transfer may be possible on a case-by-case basis Please consult the institution's transfer policy and connect with a transfer advisor at the institution
Credit Transfer between Colleges and Universities in Ontario If you’re interested in changing programs or institutions and you qualify for credit transfer, you could save both the time and money spent on repeating courses and may also earn course exemptions or advanced standing in your new program, which can help you earn your credential sooner
About Transfer - ONCAT Receiving credit for courses or programs taken at another institution will be dependent on achieving a minimum grade in the course or a minimum overall grade point average in the program
Pathways and Transfer Students - Sheridan College Students that change programs at Sheridan or start a new program where there is no specific pathway or articulation agreement may receive credit automatically (course equivalency) in their new program based on completed Sheridan courses
Understanding Credit Transfers: What You Need to Know If some of your credits don’t transfer, you have options You can retake courses at your new university, appeal the transfer decision, or even explore alternative pathways like online courses to make up the difference
What to do with college course credits that dont transfer? Depending on your situation and the requirements of your program at the new school, you may indeed need to retake some courses if they are essential prerequisites for other classes or if they are core components of your major
ONTransfer - Search Course Transfer Database Sometimes, you can take a course at another institution and have it count toward your current studies This is sometimes called "transferring back" a course or credit