General Transfer Applicants

• Business
• Community Social Services
• Early Childhood Studies
• Justice Studies
• Media and Communication Studies
• Psychology

Please note: Our Kinesiology program is only available to transfer applicants with a recognized block credit college diploma. 

Course sequencing for our programs is very structured each semester. Although you may receive transfer credit towards your degree (which will reduce completion time), a required course may not be offered until a specific semester, which may result in a longer degree completion time.

Part-time:
Our Justice and Public Safety (Bachelor of Applied Arts) program is part-time online. It is only available to transfer applicants who are professionals in the field of justice, law enforcement or public safety with previous work experience and has other very specific admission requirements. Learn more about the Justice and Public Safety program.
 

Coming from a diploma program

• You have completed coursework or a diploma from a college diploma program (i.e., not listed in the college block credit chart); and
• A minimum cumulative average of 75% to be considered for admission

Coming from a degree program

• You have a completed degree or degree-related coursework from a recognized college or university program; and 
• A minimum cumulative average of 70% to be considered for admission. 

Minimum cumulative average/Estimated cut-off range
The minimum cumulative average/estimated cut-off range is based on the admission averages from previous years and are provided as a point of reference. Exact cut-offs for the current cycle will be determined by the quantity and quality of applications received and the number of places available in the respective program. Possession of a cumulative admission average at or above the estimated cut-off does not guarantee an offer of admission.

Official transcripts (required)
You must request all Ontario college/university (in-progress and final) transcripts and high school transcripts through the OUAC. A service fee does apply. We encourage you to send interim transcripts as early as possible to assist with your admission consideration.   

Applicants outside Ontario may request the originating institution(s) send digital transcripts to admissions@guelphhumber.ca.

Education Declaration (may be required)
You can access the Education Declaration through our website or through your WebAdvisor account. It is a form provided by the University to document your academic history. You will be notified on your WebAdvisor account if we require this form.

English proficiency (may be required)
You will be required to provide proof of English proficiency if English is not your first language and you have studied less than four years in an English language school (minimum high school level).

Detailed course syllabi (may be required)
You will be notified if we require syllabi for transfer credit assessment purposes.

Supplemental information (may be required)
Any additional documents you wish to submit to support your application outlining circumstances that may have impacted your academic performance.

Please submit all official required documents by the respective document deadline. Once all documents are received, your application will be reviewed for admission. You are encouraged to apply and submit all required documents as soon as possible. Applications and documents received after the deadline will be considered if space is available.

Please allow ample time to collect all required documents. Documents should be emailed to admissions@guelphhumber.ca. Documents submitted in support of an application become the property of the University and will not be returned.