The transferability of individual UCFV courses to B.C. universities is explained in transfer guides. Reference copies of the Transfer Guide are available in Student Services, the library, or online . This booklet includes a transfer planning checklist, answer questions about transfer, and provides many useful hints for transfer students. In order to do your UCFV course planning, you must be familiar with the degree program at the university to which you wish to transfer. A UCFV educational advisor can assist you in understanding the university calendars, and planning your UCFV courses.
Some universities impose quotas on the number of students admitted to certain programs.
In such cases, grade point averages well above the minimum will be required. Students may not normally transfer more than 60 credits. Transfer credit is always evaluated by the post-secondary institution from which the credential is to be obtained. Since some institutions include all courses attempted when calculating grade point average, all attempts of any repeated courses may be examined when you apply for admission. These courses are not generally included in formal transfer guides.