Graduates from appropriate programs may be considered for admission with advanced standing in accordance with the following policy:

1. Transfer credits are determined by the Admissions Committee of the program to which the student is admitted, and in accordance with any existing articulation agreement with the CAAT in question. Please refer to the information at the beginning of Section IV on Articulation Agreements.

2. Transfer credits will be based on courses completed at a CAAT with a grade of 'B' or better, where those courses are deemed appropriate to the program to which the student is admitted at this University. A minimum overall average of B is required in CAAT diploma programs for consideration of any transfer credit.

3. Up to 7.50 credits may be granted to students from a three-year diploma program, and up to 3.00 credits may be granted to students from a two-year diploma program. The granting of additional transfer credits would be considered in the case of graduates from a one-year post-diploma program.

4. Should a student transfer to a different program after admission to the University of Guelph, credits assigned upon admission will be re-assessed where deemed appropriate by the Admissions Committee of the program.