If the course you re looking for does not appear in the Online Guide, there are a couple of ways to find out if the course has been or is being evaluated for transfer credit. Since you are already a UofL student, if you want to receive transfer credit for a course you plan to take at AU, you need to have a Letter of Permission from UofL before you register for the AU course. Contact the Registrar s Office or the director of your program at your home institution for further information regarding this type of letter. Try using one of the options below. I took courses about 10 years ago and I m thinking of going back to school this fall to complete my degree.
Some institutions have time limits for granting transfer credit.
As well, you will find this information in the calendar of the institution to which you are applying or you can contact the Registrar s Office. Because the course and program transfer agreements published in the Alberta Transfer Guide are altered or cancelled from time to time and new agreements are added, you need to use the edition of the Alberta Transfer Guide that corresponds to the academic year in which you completed your courses. If you took courses in more than one academic year, you need to check the appropriate Alberta Transfer Guide for each year in which you took courses. I eventually want to go to University of Alberta, but I m thinking of getting started on my degree by taking a few courses through Athabasca University or at Grant MacEwan College.