College Transfer Admission Guidelines

• Studies must have been completed in a College of Applied Arts and Technology (Ontario), or equivalent accredited institution as determined by Brock University.
• Studies completed at a private career college registered under the Ontario Private Career Colleges Act 2005 will not be used to determine admissibility or for the purpose of awarding of transfer credit.
• Admission consideration is primarily based on your most recent college studies, however, we will review your overall academic record for extra evaluation purposes.
• You must disclose all academic studies on your application in order to be considered for admission and transfer credit.
• Course prerequisites must be met at the Grade 12 university-preparatory level (or equivalent). Prerequisites may be considered from post-secondary studies. Course outlines/syllabi may be required.
• Brock University will determine the course-to-course equivalents for the purpose of admission and transfer credit. Course outlines/syllabi may be required.
• Any review of transfer credit must be completed within one year of the date of admission.
• Admission is not guaranteed by the attainment of the minimum requirements.
• In some cases, transfer credits awarded may not fit into your Undergraduate program plan. Speak with your Academic Advisor.

College Transfer Credit Policy

*College programs associated with a Brock articulation agreement may receive more credit. For details please visit our college pathways page. 4-Year Honours degrees are 20.0 credits. 3-Year Pass degrees are 15.0 credits. Meeting the minimum average does not guarantee entry, as some programs may require a higher minimum admission average. Applicants should review the admission criteria by program page to determine the minimum admission average for their program of interest.