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The Back and Neck Bed Shop

Address: Opposite Tyre Power, 2/110 Norma Rd, Booragoon WA 6154, Australia

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Transfer credits are courses you've completed at one school that can used to meet the requirements of a degree or diploma at a different college or university. They're most commonly courses taken at college or university but some high school students can be eligible for transfer credit if they've successfully completed classes approved in our transfer credit policy, such as International Baccalaureate (IB) or Advanced Placement (AP).

Yes! Generally speaking, you can transfer credits from one university to another. At Waterloo, you can transfer up to 50 per cent of the courses toward the degree you would like to earn. Some programs limit the number of credits which can be transferred. An official assessment is completed after you accept your Waterloo Offer of Admission. You may need to submit some or all of your course syllabi, depending on what we have previously evaluated.

Transfer credits are reviewed and awarded based on a few factors.

We will consider only courses that are academic in nature. Courses that are vocationally specific, e.g., Nursing Techniques, may not receive any credits.

Transfer credits are assessed automatically for students who accept their offer of admission to Waterloo. You may need to submit some or all of your course syllabi, depending on what we have previously evaluated.

If you're transferring from a college or university in Ontario, you can use the ONTransfer.ca course transfer guide to see what courses might be transferred from one institution to another. Your grades, and in some cases, the program you are pursuing will be considered by the university you plan to attend.

No, you're not permitted to decline any college or university transfer credits.

Yes! If you have previously completed a full degree, you're eligible to transfer up to 50 per cent of the courses required for a Waterloo degree. The admissions committee will review your entire academic history and will transfer the credits that are most useful towards your Waterloo degree.

Transfer credits can be used to meet the requirements for your Waterloo degree. If you receive an offer of admission, we'll automatically assess your previous courses for possible credit. This process takes place after you accept your Offer of Admission to Waterloo.

Transfer credits will be awarded in one of two ways.

When we transfer any credits from your prior learning, we do not transfer the associated grade from your previous institution. Thus, you'll begin with a “fresh slate” in terms of your average at Waterloo.