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Step 1: Collect course syllabi

Collect /outlines��for��all courses��NOT listed��in the��BC Transfer Guide.

• Save each syllabus as a��separate PDF. Do not combine multiple courses into one document.
• The academic year and term must be clearly displayed on the syllabus and they must match the course codes and dates listed on the transcript(s). Course descriptions are not accepted.
• If you are unable to obtain course syllabi, you may be able to receive credit through a����(PLA).
• Syllabi not written in English must have����attached to original documents.
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Step 2. Order Official transcript(s)* from sending institution(s)

Official transcripts from recognized institutions** must be sent directly to ������ý from the sending institution(s) you attend(ed). Refer to the sending institution for instructions on ordering official transcripts.

Mail from institution to:

Admissions, ������ý
4461 Interurban Rd
Victoria BC V9E 2C1

Email from the institution’s Registrar’s Office to:

admissions@camosun.ca

Note:��

• Only courses with final grades can be assessed for transfer credit.
• Students who have completed Advanced Placement or IB courses must have their official transcript submitted by the��or the����directly to ������ý.
• Certified English translations must accompany the original documents if your transcript(s) are not written in English. Please follow the recommendations provided by the����(ICES).
• A comprehensive��(ECA)��may be required. This can take up to an additional 8 weeks, for processing and does not guarantee transferability of courses.
• All transcripts and other documents filed in support of your transfer credit request become the property of ������ý.��Documents will not be returned unless they are deemed irreplaceable.

*��Official Transcript:��official version of a student’s academic record, bearing the seal of the institution and signed by the Registrar. To be considered official by ������ý, a transcript must arrive in the original and sealed envelope from the sending institution, or emailed directly from the sending institution to��admissions@camosun.ca.

** Recognized institution:��An institution, authorized by the recognized government authority for university- or college-level higher education in that jurisdiction to be able to award credentials, including Certificates, Diplomas, Associate and Bachelor Degrees, that could be considered equivalent to a Canadian credential.
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Step 3. Submit the request form

• If you have more than the allowable number of PDF files to attach, please submit a second form with the remaining documents.
• If applicable, complete a new form for each additional institution.

Note:��

• Requests missing supporting documents will be cancelled after 6 months.
• If you do not��have a ������ý Student ID, contact��transfercredit@camosun.ca
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Step 4. Pay for transfer credit evaluation

Within 5 business days of submitting your request, you will receive payment instructions to the email address on your student file.��A fee is required for each transcript you wish to have evaluated; please note that all fees are non-refundable.

• Provide payment (credit card only) via��. Please do not pay by on-line banking.
• Verify payment and view receipt:
  • Go to ‘Student Finance’.
  • Go to ‘Total Account Balance’ then ‘Other’.
  • ‘Expand all’ to view ‘Payments’ then ‘Receipt Number’.
  • If you do not see a receipt under ‘Payments’, your payment has not been received. Try making the payment again.
  • Note: Unpaid requests will be cancelled after 3 weeks.

Evaluation fees

• $50��per transcript within B.C., including Athabasca and Yukon Universities, College Board (Advanced Placement) and International Baccalaureate (IB)

• $80��per transcript outside of B.C., but within Canada
• $100��per transcript outside of Canada
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Step 5. View evaluation results

You will receive an email notification once your evaluation is complete. To view your ‘Transfer Summary’, log in to����and select ‘Academics’.

Note:

• Coursework completed more than ten years ago is not automatically eligible for transfer credit. Each case will be evaluated individually, and eligible courses will receive unassigned credit only. An Academic Advisor can then review the credits for applicability.
• Transfer credits are not included in the calculation of your��.
• ������ý does not grant undergraduate transfer credit for graduate or higher-level courses.