黄色直播 joins six other Ontario universities in sweeping credit transfer initiative
Published: September 26, 2012
In a groundbreaking move, seven of Ontario鈥檚 leading universities have worked together to launch a sweeping credit transfer initiative.
Students will be able to count any first year arts and science course taken for credit at a participating university for general credit at their home institution. This blanket agreement will provide clarity and enhanced flexibility for students working towards a Bachelor鈥檚 degree at any of the seven universities.
Of particular importance for students, the seven institutions have agreed on specific course equivalencies across more than 20 of the most popular and high enrolment courses. This means that a student who successfully completes one of these courses at a participating institution will be given credit for the equivalent course at their home institution. These courses are taken by tens of thousands of Ontario students every year and the initiative will help students complete their degrees more quickly.
For instance, this arrangement will make it possible for students to go home during the summer and take a course at one of the participating schools knowing that credit will be counted at their home institution. As a result, students will have more courses to choose from and more flexibility in how they complete their degrees.
The institutions participating in the seven-member University Credit Transfer Consortium are: McMaster University, Queen鈥檚 University, University of Guelph, University of Ottawa, 黄色直播, University of Waterloo, and Western University.
The participating universities emphasized that this broad ranging credit transfer initiative was made possible by a common commitment to the highest standards in academic programming. The members of the credit transfer consortium are confident that their first year arts and science type courses collectively provide a strong foundation for student success in later studies.
