International college/university

International admission: college or university transfer

General requirements

You must have successfully completed 24 units of transferable post-secondary course work and may transfer up to a maximum of 60 units toward your degree program. If you have completed fewer than 24 units you will be required to meet the high school admission requirements.

If you are not in good standing or have a GPA of less than 2.00 ( 60%) , you will not be admitted.

In addition to the general and program-specific admission requirements (listed below), you must meet our English Language and Literacy and Quantitative and Analytical Skills requirements. If you do not meet these requirements on your college or university work, we may request your high school transcript.

We will assess possible transfer credit only after we have received your admission application. We may request that you provide detailed course outlines, which should include:

  • a statement of course objective(s)
  • the duration/number of weeks (excluding final exam period)
  • hours per week of lecture (laboratory / tutorial / seminar / studio work) and the hours per week of required open laboratory work or open studio work
  • the method of evaluation and grading
  • the textbook(s) used
  • the amount of credit/units earned

Polytechnic institutes and institutes of technology

You must have successfully completed a two- or three-year diploma at a recognized institute of technology. Transfer credit may be granted for approved diplomas. Please note that most diplomas do not receive transfer credit.

Visiting students

If you are currently a student at another university, you may apply for admission to complete specified courses for subsequent transfer back to your home university. You must also submit a letter of permission from your home institution.

As a transfer student, you must meet our general and program-specific requirements, as well as our English admission requirement and Quantitative and analytical skills requirements. Original, official documentation must be submitted for evaluation purposes. No transfer credit or enrollment priority is awarded.

Please apply as a transfer student, as you will be evaluated as a college or university transfer student.

Degree holders

If you have completed an undergraduate degree at a recognized university, you may wish to pursue a second or subsequent degree, or a post baccalaureate diploma or certificate. Your admission average is calculated on course work completed in your last two years as a student, with a required minimum grade point average of 2.0 (60%).

All applicants must meet our English language requirement. All applicants to a degree program must also meet our Quantitative and Analytical Skills requirement.

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