Summary
Find out how Acadia evaluates transfer credits from other institutions, what grades are required, and how you’ll be notified once your assessment is complete.
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Yes — Acadia’s Registrar’s Office reviews your official transcripts to determine if you’re eligible for transfer credits.
📋 How it works
- Submit your official transcripts from the other institution.
- The Registrar’s Office will assess your courses for transfer eligibility.
- If approved, the credits will be added to your Acadia student record with a grade of P (Pass).
✅ Grade requirements
- To receive transfer credit, you must have earned a grade of C- or higher in the course.
📧 Notification
- You’ll receive an email with the results of your transfer credit assessment once it’s complete.
📘 Helpful Definitions
- Transfer credit: Recognition of coursework completed at another institution that counts toward your Acadia degree.
- Official transcript: A certified record of your academic history sent directly from the other institution.
- Grade of P: Indicates a passed course on your Acadia record — used for transferred credits.
🔗 Related Questions
- How do I submit my transcripts?
- Can I transfer credits from a college or international school?
- Will transfer credits affect my GPA?
- How long does the transfer credit process take?
📝 Special Notes
- Not all courses may be eligible for transfer — decisions are based on course content, level, and your grade.
- If you have questions about your transfer credit status, contact the Registrar’s Office directly: registrar@acadiau.ca