Applicants who have completed a program of study at a community college may be eligible for admission to a level higher than first semester or first year of their university program. Thus, some of the student's credits from college are transferred to their university program of study and they have advanced in their program of study. Generally when transfer credit is granted, the student's previous post secondary study is used as a basis of admission. Students who have completed courses at an accredited post secondary institution can apply to have those credits transferred if they were not used as a basis of admission. To apply to any university outside of Ontario, you must contact that university directly.
Many universities have their applications on a website.
This link will take you the university directory . It is either given to you in a sealed envelope or mailed directly to the institution to which you are applying. Please note if you break the seal on the envelope, it is no longer considered an official transcript . All Ontario universities are committed to offering transfer credit for courses successfully completed at recognized postsecondary institutions when the courses and grades are deemed to be acceptable to the receiving institution, and where they can be integrated into the new program. In addition to being essential to the admission decision process, the official transcripts are used in the determination of transfer credit or advanced standing.