Any Canadian university which is a member of the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada is considered to be an accredited institution, and we will consider courses from these universities fo r possible transfer credit. The student is responsible for providing this material. Courses taken at Colleges which have university transfer programs are also eligible for consideration of transfer credit. The provinces of British Columbia and Alberta both publish transfer guides which indicate the credit that their pr ovincial universities will give for courses at these colleges. The University of Saskatchewan relies on these transfer guides in making decisions about transferability of courses.
Credit is assessed on the basis of detailed course outlines.
No credit is granted for study at private vocational colleges. In most degree programs, these additional credits may be used as electives. Credit is not granted for Journalism, Social Work or Human Justice courses at the University of Regina. It takes two introductory semester courses from the University of Regina to equate with a full-year introductory course at the University of Saskatchewan. Students planning to transfer from the U of R or any other semestered university to the U of S, which is non-semestered, must choose their courses carefully so that prerequisite and program requirements are met.