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Welcome to our transfer credit navigation video
The transfer credit database is A collection of credits
Have been approved for students in the past
Currently, the database only contains credits from other recognized institutions
within the province of Ontario.
You can still apply for transfer credits that are not in the database
by submitting a detailed course outline with your application
Please ensure all course outlines are from the same academic year you took the course.
Before using the database, find the courses that are required
for your Humber program.
Find your program in the list to visit the program page.
This student is in the Architectural Technology program.
Scroll down and click on “Courses”.
You will find a list of every course in your program.
You can only apply for transfer credits that are required for you to graduate.
Click the course code to read a brief description.
Now that you have reviewed your courses, visit humber.ca/transferoptions
Under the Transfer In menu, select Transfer Credits.
Begin by selecting your previous school.
This student is transferring from George Brown College
Next, search using the course code and course name
that is listed on your transcript.
ARCH 1048 is a match for ARC 153 which is a core course in this students program.
If this student applies, no course outline would be required.
Some courses like COMM 1007 will be listed for many courses.
If the course you need to complete your program is not listed,
you can still apply with a course outline.
There are two main types of general electives when it comes to transfer credits.
Degree Breadth Electives and Diploma General Electives.
When applying for an elective, degree students must use LASB 001
and diploma students must use GENX 001.
When searching the database, you may find courses like GHUM 1017
that are approved for both diploma students and degree students.
Other courses like CANA 2001 have only been approved for a degree students.
Diploma students can still apply, again, by submitting a course outline with their application.
Degree students should also take note of the course attributes
for information about the level and category.
Please note, the database is used as a guideline and does not guarantee that a transfer credit will be granted.
If you are unsure, please submit your application and
the Transfer Services team will review and contact you if necessary.
Once you have finished with the database, scroll down to view the transfer credit application process
and our frequently asked questions.
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If you have any questions, please email transferoptions@humber.ca.