1. Log in to Student Home.
2. Under “Academic Records” select “View Transfer Credit Report” from the menu.
3. The Transfer Credit Report displays the name of the institution you are requesting to receive credit from, as well as the Seneca program to which the credit applies.
Each course will indicate one of the following credit results:
One incoming course may be used to grant one Seneca course or a number of Seneca courses. For example, DGRE COMP in the “Incoming Course” identifies that COM101, CUL199, EAC199 and SOC199 have been granted because of degree completion at a previous domestic postsecondary institution. Refer to transfer credit policy.
One or more incoming course may be used to grant one Seneca course.
Generic Transfer Credits - When a course from an external institution is assessed for transfer credit, generally a specific Seneca course equivalency will be granted. However, there are situations where a course may be eligible for transfer credit, but the content does not align with a specific Seneca course. In such cases, a generic transfer credit may be granted.
There are 3 categories of generic transfer credits:
Please refer to Academic Requirements below to better understand how generic credits may apply towards your program requirements.
If you have been granted transfer credit for a course(s) you are currently enrolled in, it is your responsibility to drop the course(s) from your record (if the credit is granted prior to Seneca’s drop deadline). Contact theservicehub@senecapolytechnic.ca if you have questions about how transfer credit may affect your fees.
To review how transfer credits apply towards your program requirements, run an Academic Requirements Report.
The report can be run by logging into Student Home and selecting the “Academic Progress” tile, then “My Academic Requirements” in the menu.
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