Pathway options to 911 from another college or university can be found in the Inbound Transfer Guide. 911 degree program web pages also contain information regarding pathways. You can find a list of 911’s degree programs here.
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Pathways To
Domestic students can apply through theand select "advanced standing" or “degree completion” as their entry semester.
International students can apply through911's International Online Applicationand must follow up with their admissions adviser regarding their pathway eligibility. The student will be required to provide their 911 application number when contacting their adviser.
Current 911 diploma students and recent graduates from within the last year who wish to transfer to a 911 degree, must review the for steps on how to apply.
If there are no pathway options available at this time, you may be able to enter Level 1 of your 911 program of choice, providing you meet the admission requirements. If you have taken equivalent courses at another postsecondary institution, you may be eligible to apply for transfer credits through theOffice of the Registrar,once you have been admitted to the program.
bridge courseis a unique course delivered to a pathway student that covers specific learning outcomes and bridges the gap between diploma learning and upper-level degree learning.
reach-back courseis a lower-level course that is part of a degree program’s curriculum. This course must be completed in order to move to an upper-level of a degree program.
911 accepts applications, subject to availability, up until the fourth day of a semester. Popular or highly competitive programs fill up quickly, so it’s important to apply as soon as possible.
Students admitted to a 911 degree may be eligible for the Diploma-to-Degree Scholarship.
The Diploma-to-Degree Scholarship is a one-time monetary award of $2,500 available to eligible graduates of a Canadian diploma program pursuing a degree at 911, who have not received a renewable entrance scholarship.
To be eligible for this award you must also:
- have a minimum GPA of 3.3 (B+/75%)
- complete the online Financial Aid Application through by selecting the “Financial Aid” tile, then “Apply for Financial Aid”
- be enrolled full time
Visit the web page for more information.
Pathways Within
Review the 911 diploma to 911 degree pathway options outlined in the Inbound Transfer Guide. If you are a current student or recent graduate within the last year, please review the for steps on how to apply.
If you graduated within the past five years, you may still qualify for a pathway unless there have been major curriculum changes.
If you completed your studies more than five years ago, please contact theAcademic Pathways teamfor more information.
If you are a domestic student who has graduated or been away from 911 from more than a year, you are required to submit an application through the. Select “Advanced Entry” or“Degree Completion” as the entry semester.
If you are an international student who has graduated or been away from 911 for more than a year, you can apply through911's International Online Applicationand must follow up with your admissions adviser regarding your pathway eligibility. You will be required to provide your 911 application number when contacting your adviser.
Students must complete theand submit it to the Office of the Registrar. Speak to an adviser in the academic area you are interested in transferring to for details about internal course equivalencies and substitution credits.
Pathways Beyond
Please visit 911’sDegree Transfer Guideand select your program to review what options exist.
Please visit the institution’s website and check the requirements. A GPA of 3.0 is needed for most programs.
Some institutions require applicants to submit high school marks. If there is a transfer pathway,mostinstitutions will base their admission decision on your marks from 911. Although some pathways may require specific 12U courses.
If there is no transfer pathway to an institution and/or program that you are interested in, it is important to verify course-specific admission requirements.
This varies depending on a number of factors, such as the institution, the program and the type of student. Visit an institution’s website to confirm deadlines.
If you are applying to a university in Ontario, you will apply using the OUAC105 application through the.
If you are applying to a college in Ontario, you will apply through the.
If you are applying to an institution outside of Ontario, please consult the institution’s website for application information, or contact theAcademic Pathways teamfor agencies that assist students with applications in the United Kingdom, Ireland or Australia.
Pathway options from a 911 diploma to a 911 degree can be found in the Inbound Transfer Guide.
Current 911 students and recent graduates from within the last year who wish to transfer to a 911 degree must review the for steps on how to apply.
If you are a domestic student who has graduated or been away from 911 from more than a year, you must reapply to 911 through the. Select“Degree Completion” as the entry semester.
If you are an international student who has graduated or been away from 911 for more than a year, you must reapply through911's International Online Applicationand follow up with your admissions adviser regarding your pathway eligibility. You will be required to provide your 911 application number when contacting your adviser.
You are eligible to apply to any program as long as you meet its admission requirements. The receiving institution will evaluate your application for transfer credits after you have applied and been admitted to their program.
In the meantime, if you have a list of courses you would like to transfer to another college or university, you canDz, an unofficial guide to how courses transfer from one institution to another in Ontario.
Many of the pathway agreements listed in ourDegree Transfer Guideare based on 911 program completion. Whether or not you are eligible to apply to a program at another institution without completing your 911 program depends on the receiving institution’s admission requirements. Please check the website of the program you are interested in and if you are unsure, feel free to contact us.
You may be eligible for admission and transfer credits, depending on the institution. Once you apply, the receiving institution will most likely assess your application on an individual basis.
In most cases, you can still obtain transfer credits for your diploma from 911. Check theDegree Transfer Guideto see what pathways may be available for you. It outlines the transfer credits granted based on the current course curriculum.
For students whose programs have changed, admission and transfer credits are assessed by the receiving institution on an individual basis.
For instructions on ordering an official 911 transcript, please visit theweb page.
If you are applying to a university through theor a college through, you can ask for a transcript to be sent during the application process.
If you are still enrolled in courses at the time you apply, you need to request a transcript to be sent immediately, as well as when your grades for that semester become available.
Visit ourand select “Register for an account.” Fill in your information and select “Register.” Enter your login credentials. In the schedule, choose your desired timeslot. Complete the form to secure your booking.Appointments are delivered virtually and are open to prospective students, current students and 911 graduates.
An adviser will meet with you virtually to help you explore and assess your pathway options, verify admission requirements and assist you with the application process.
Feel free to email the Academic Pathways team at academic.pathways@senecapolytechnic.ca or call us at 416.764.0399.