You have accepted an offer to one of our Engineering programs (Automotive, Electrical, Manufacturing, Mechanical, Mechatronics, Nuclear or Software).
Important Dates
All documentation must be submitted prior to June 1 to ensure evaluation before the beginning of the fall semester. If your documentation is received after June 1, please be aware that the course add/drop deadline and refund dates will be in effect. If you receive transfer credit for any course(s) in which you are currently registered, it is your responsibility to make the necessary registration amendments through MyCampus. Refer to the Academic Calendar for the tuition refund deadlines.
Next Steps
Accept your offer of admission.
You will see a preliminary assessment on your applicant portal shortly after accepting your offer of admission.
Review and submit only the requested course syllabi. Please read our syllabus submission guidelines to ensure your assessment is not delayed. Syllabi must contain detailed lecture, lab and tutorial hours.
Once all of your syllabi have been received, please expect your assessment to take up to 12 weeks due to the rigorous accreditation review process required for engineering transfer credit.
Your approved transfer credit(s) will appear in your applicant portal. If you have any questions about the results of your assessment, please read our FAQsbefore contacting us. It is your responsibility to continuously check your applicant portal for updates to your transfer credit evaluation.
Notes
Only limited transfer credit may be granted for Engineering Technology graduates from Ontario Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology and students transferring from programs that are not accredited by the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board (CEAB).
Engineering transfer students are not eligible for third- or fourth-year transfer credit towards their program at the university.
Subjects not acceptable for liberal studies electives include engineering economics, impact of technology on society, oral and written communication, health and safety, professional ethics, equity and law, or environmental stewardship and sustainable development.
Engineering students are not eligible to receive credit for AP, IB, CAPE, or A-levels coursework.
