University and college transfer students

Secondary school transcripts are not required for admission consideration. Visit each program page for specific admission requirements and transfer details:

• Business Management Direct Entry
• Business Technology Management Degree Completion
  
• Child and Youth Care Direct Entry
• Disability Studies Degree Completion
  
• Early Childhood Studies Direct Entry
• Health Administration Degree Completion
• Nursing Post-Diploma Degree Completion
• Occupational Health and Safety 2-Year Diploma to Degree Pathway
• Occupational Health and Safety 2-Year Program for University Graduates
• Public Health 2-Year Program for University Graduates
• Retail Management Direct Entry
• Social Work Advanced Standing (full-time, entry to second year; part-time entry to third year)
• Urban and Regional Planning (Degree Completion and Post-Baccalaureate)

Many of our programs and curricula are unique to TMU. This makes us a great choice! It also means that admission above level one is not always possible. You may, however, be eligible for transfer credit for individual courses from all levels of your TMU program (which can shorten the time needed to complete your degree). Look through the undergraduate calendar and review the curriculum in your program to see if you’ve completed equivalent courses.

Our internal database for TMU applicants contains courses from recognized/accredited institutions in Ontario and across Canada. It’s not comprehensive but it can be used as a guide to transfer credits that we’ve recently granted. 

If you’ve applied for admission to a program, you can check if we’ve recently granted transfer credits for your courses by logging in to MyServiceHub (opens in new window)  and submitting a Transfer Credit Application (detailed step-by-step instructions are available on the How to Apply for Transfer Credits page). 

If your courses haven't been evaluated for transfer credit (this will be indicated as “No Rule”), you’ll need to upload a detailed course outline. In this case, the evaluation of your courses can only be done after you accept an Offer of Admission.

Haven’t applied for admission yet?

No problem! Visit the ONTransfer (external link, opens in new window)  website to find the transfer credits you may be eligible for. The list provided on ONTransfer is not comprehensive but is a guide.

If you’ve attended a university or college in another province or territory, we may have already evaluated your courses for transfer credit. Visit How to Apply for Transfer Credits to find if your university or college is listed. If it’s listed, you can check if we’ve recently granted transfer credits for your courses by logging in to MyServiceHub (opens in new window)  and submitting a Transfer Credit Application (detailed step-by-step instructions are available on the How to Apply for Transfer Credits page).

If your courses haven't been evaluated for transfer credit (this will be indicated as “No Rule”), you’ll need to upload a detailed course outline. In this case, the evaluation of your courses can only be done after you accept an Offer of Admission.

If you’ve received and accepted an Offer of Admission, we encourage you to apply for transfer credits for courses completed at an accredited post-secondary institution anywhere in the world. You’ll be required to upload a detailed course outline for each course. Visit Transfer Credits for more information about transfer credit eligibility and applications.

To change your plan or major (e.g. Criminology to Philosophy, Civil Engineering to Mechanical Engineering, Biology to Medical Physics, etc.) visit MyServiceHub Support for instructions. 

To transfer undergraduate programs, submit a TMU Application Form and TMU Supplementary Form. 

• Some programs may specify non-academic requirements for admission (e.g. portfolio, interview, audition, etc.). Visit the applicable program page for requirements, submissions dates and procedures.
• You don’t need to apply for transfer credits for courses completed at TMU. Visit Internal TMU Course Transfers for more information about TMU courses and advisement reports.
• Courses completed prior to starting your new program won’t be included in the calculation of your cumulative grade point average.

Your complete academic history is considered in our review of your application. This includes all secondary and post-secondary studies, and any courses currently in progress. You must declare all secondary and post-secondary institutions you’ve attended and you must submit transcripts from each institution. Secondary school transcripts aren’t required if you’re applying to one of our formal pathways.

Along with reviewing performance in your post-secondary studies, we'll be assessing your academic background to ensure that you’ve achieved the minimum grades in all required subjects. Review the subject requirements on our program page.

The averages/grades required for admission are determined on the basis of competition each year. Unfortunately, possession of minimum averages and/or grades doesn't guarantee admission.

Submit a special consideration form if there’s information you feel should be considered in our review of your application. This may include circumstances that affected your grades. Any/all information you provide on this form will be kept confidential.

If you’re admitted to an undergraduate degree program, you must complete at least one half (50%) of the program’s curriculum at TMU. This means that your prior studies can count for a maximum of 50% of your program's requirements. 

If your complete post-secondary diploma or degree is used to admit you to an upper level:

• Individual courses and associated transfer credits will not be recorded on your TMU transcript.
• Courses can't be used to apply for additional transfer credit (unless otherwise stated in an Offer of Admission).
• The original grades in your courses will not be recorded on your TMU academic record.
• Grades in previous courses will not be used in the TMU GPA calculation.