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To qualify for this agreement, students must have:

- successfully completed Confederation College's Environmental Technician Diploma;
- a minimum overall average of 75%.

Graduates of two-year Developmental Services Worker diploma programs with an overall average of 70% or better, are eligible to apply to the Honours Bachelor of Social Work in Indigenous Social Work program at Laurentian University.

Graduates of Ontario College two-year Social Service Worker diploma programs with an overall average of 75% or better are eligible to apply to the Honours Bachelor of Social Work in Indigenous Social Work program at Laurentian University.
 

To qualify for this agreement, students must have:

- successfully completed Confederation College's Aboriginal Community Advocacy program;
- a minimum overall average of 75%.

To qualify for this agreement, students must have:

- successfully completed Confederation College's Aboriginal Community Advocacy program;
- a minimum overall average of 75%.

Applicants who have completed a two-year (four semester) Ontario College Diploma with sufficient amount of academic content and have achieved a minimum overall grade point average of 3.0 (B or 70%) and any specified prerequisites may be considered for admission to York University and will be eligible for transfer credit assessment.

For details about requirements, including prerequisites (if applicable), visit http://futurestudents.yorku.ca.

Les candidats qui ont obtenu un diplôme collégial de l’Ontario après deux années (quatre semestres) d’études; ont suivi un contenu théorique suffisant; ont obtenu une moyenne cumulative générale minimale de 3.0 (B ou 70 %); et ont les prérequis exigés, pourraient être considérés en vue d’une admission à l’Université York et être admissibles à une évaluation menant à un transfert de crédits.

Pour de plus amples renseignements sur les exigences d’admission, y compris les prérequis (le cas échéant), veuillez visiter http://futurestudents.yorku.ca.

Applicants who have completed a three-year (six semester) Ontario College Advanced Diploma with sufficient amount of academic content and have achieved a minimum overall grade point average of 3.0 (B or 70%) and any specified prerequisites may be considered for admission to York University and will be eligible for transfer credit assessment.

For details about requirements, including prerequisites (if applicable), visit http://futurestudents.yorku.ca.

Les candidats qui ont obtenu un diplôme d’études avancées d’un collège de l’Ontario après trois années (six semestres) d’études; ont suivi un contenu théorique suffisant; ont obtenu une moyenne cumulative générale minimale de 3.0 (B ou 70 %); et ont les prérequis exigés, pourraient être considérés en vue d’une admission à l’Université York et être admissibles à une évaluation menant à un transfert de crédits.

Pour de plus amples renseignements sur les exigences d’admission, y compris les prérequis (le cas échéant), veuillez visiter http://futurestudents.yorku.ca.

Admission to the Internet of Things (in-person or online) graduate certificate program is available to graduates of a diploma, advanced diploma, or degree in:

• Software Engineering (Technology/Technician)
• Network Engineering (Degree/Technology/Technician)
• Electronics Engineering
• Computer Systems
• Computer Science/Computer Engineering
• Consideration for acceptance in the program will also be given to applicants who have completed 50% of a diploma, advanced diploma, or degree in these programs, with a a minimum of two years of work experience in these fields.

Additional requirements:

English language proficiency

View the program page for minimum Technology requirements.

Please note: MacBooks and Chromebooks are NOT acceptable alternatives. 

Program inquiries can be directed to: icet@centennialcollege.ca

Admission to the Internet of Things (in-person or online) graduate certificate program is available to graduates of a diploma, advanced diploma, or degree in:

• Software Engineering (Technology/Technician)
• Network Engineering (Degree/Technology/Technician)
• Electronics Engineering
• Computer Systems
• Computer Science/Computer Engineering
• Consideration for acceptance in the program will also be given to applicants who have completed 50% of a diploma, advanced diploma, or degree in these programs, with a a minimum of two years of work experience in these fields.

Additional requirements:

English language proficiency

View the program page for minimum Technology requirements.

Please note: MacBooks and Chromebooks are NOT acceptable alternatives. 

Program inquiries can be directed to: icet@centennialcollege.ca

Admission to the Internet of Things (in-person or online) graduate certificate program is available to graduates of a diploma, advanced diploma, or degree in:

• Software Engineering (Technology/Technician)
• Network Engineering (Degree/Technology/Technician)
• Electronics Engineering
• Computer Systems
• Computer Science/Computer Engineering
• Consideration for acceptance in the program will also be given to applicants who have completed 50% of a diploma, advanced diploma, or degree in these programs, with a a minimum of two years of work experience in these fields.

Additional requirements:

English language proficiency

View the program page for minimum Technology requirements.

Please note: MacBooks and Chromebooks are NOT acceptable alternatives. 

Program inquiries can be directed to: icet@centennialcollege.ca

Admission to the Internet of Things (in-person or online) graduate certificate program is available to graduates of a diploma, advanced diploma, or degree in:

• Software Engineering (Technology/Technician)
• Network Engineering (Degree/Technology/Technician)
• Electronics Engineering
• Computer Systems
• Computer Science/Computer Engineering
• Consideration for acceptance in the program will also be given to applicants who have completed 50% of a diploma, advanced diploma, or degree in these programs, with a a minimum of two years of work experience in these fields.

Additional requirements:

English language proficiency

View the program page for minimum Technology requirements.

Please note: MacBooks and Chromebooks are NOT acceptable alternatives. 

Program inquiries can be directed to: icet@centennialcollege.ca

Graduates of Police Foundation diploma programs with an overall average of 65% or better are eligible to apply to the Bachelor of Arts Law and Justice degree program at Laurentian University.

Graduates of Police Foundation diploma programs with an overall average of 65% or better are eligible to apply to the Bachelor of Arts Law and Justice degree program at Laurentian University.

Graduates of Police Foundation diploma programs with an overall average of 65% or better are eligible to apply to the Bachelor of Arts Law and Justice degree program at Laurentian University.

Graduates of Police Foundation diploma programs with an overall average of 65% or better are eligible to apply to the Bachelor of Arts Law and Justice degree program at Laurentian University.

Graduates of Police Foundation diploma programs with an overall average of 65% or better are eligible to apply to the Bachelor of Arts Law and Justice degree program at Laurentian University.

Graduates of Police Foundation diploma programs with an overall average of 65% or better are eligible to apply to the Bachelor of Arts Law and Justice degree program at Laurentian University.

Graduates of this two-year diploma program with a minimum GPA of 70% are eligible to enter the third semester (Year 2, Level 3) of the Honours Bachelor of Commerce – Marketing program in the fall term, and will complete the degree in six academic semesters plus one work-integrated learning term. Entrance into this degree is subject to GPA and availability in the program.

How to apply: 

Domestic students will be required to submit an application via Ontario Colleges Application Service (OCAS) and select “degree completion” as their entry semester.  Official transcripts showing diploma completion and a final program GPA must be submitted.

International students will apply to the degree via Seneca’s International Student Web Application, and follow up with their Admissions Advisor regarding their pathway eligibility.  The student will need their Seneca application confirmation number when they reach out to their advisor.  Official transcripts showing diploma completion and a final program GPA must be submitted.

For current Seneca students and recent graduates from within the last year who wish to transfer to this degree, please see the following link for application details: https://www.senecacollege.ca/registrar/forms/DiplomaDegreeTransfer.html

Graduates of a 3-year Child and Youth Care advanced diploma program with a GPA of 70% or higher may be considered for admission into the 5th semester of the program in the Fall term. 

How to apply: 

Domestic students will be required to submit an application via Ontario Colleges Application Service (OCAS) and select “degree completion” as their entry semester.  Official transcripts showing diploma completion and a final program GPA must be submitted.

For current Seneca students and recent graduates from within the last year who wish to transfer to this degree, please see the following link for application details: https://students.senecacollege.ca/spaces/134/forms/wiki/view/4205/diploma-to-seneca-degree-pathways-transfer-form

Graduates of a 2-year Social Service Worker diploma with a GPA of 70% or higher may be considered for admission into the 5th semester of the program in the Fall term.

How to apply: 

Domestic students will be required to submit an application via Ontario Colleges Application Service (OCAS) and select “degree completion” as their entry semester.  Official transcripts showing diploma completion and a final program GPA must be submitted.

For current Seneca students and recent graduates from within the last year who wish to transfer to this degree, please see the following link for application details: https://students.senecacollege.ca/spaces/134/forms/wiki/view/4205/diploma-to-seneca-degree-pathways-transfer-form

Applicants who have completed a three-year (six semester) Ontario College Advanced Diploma with sufficient amount of academic content and have achieved a minimum overall grade point average of 3.0 (B or 70%) and any specified prerequisites may be considered for admission to York University and will be eligible for transfer credit assessment.

For details about requirements, including prerequisites (if applicable), visit http://futurestudents.yorku.ca.

Les candidats qui ont obtenu un diplôme d’études avancées d’un collège de l’Ontario après trois années (six semestres) d’études; ont suivi un contenu théorique suffisant; ont obtenu une moyenne cumulative générale minimale de 3.0 (B ou 70 %); et ont les prérequis exigés, pourraient être considérés en vue d’une admission à l’Université York et être admissibles à une évaluation menant à un transfert de crédits.

Pour de plus amples renseignements sur les exigences d’admission, y compris les prérequis (le cas échéant), veuillez visiter http://futurestudents.yorku.ca.

Applicants who have completed a two-year (four semester) Ontario College Diploma with sufficient amount of academic content and have achieved a minimum overall grade point average of 3.0 (B or 70%) and any specified prerequisites may be considered for admission to York University and will be eligible for transfer credit assessment.

For details about requirements, including prerequisites (if applicable), visit http://futurestudents.yorku.ca.

Les candidats qui ont obtenu un diplôme collégial de l’Ontario après deux années (quatre semestres) d’études; ont suivi un contenu théorique suffisant; ont obtenu une moyenne cumulative générale minimale de 3.0 (B ou 70 %); et ont les prérequis exigés, pourraient être considérés en vue d’une admission à l’Université York et être admissibles à une évaluation menant à un transfert de crédits.

Pour de plus amples renseignements sur les exigences d’admission, y compris les prérequis (le cas échéant), veuillez visiter http://futurestudents.yorku.ca.

Applicants who have completed a two-year (four semester) Ontario College Diploma with sufficient amount of academic content and have achieved a minimum overall grade point average of 3.0 (B or 70%) and any specified prerequisites may be considered for admission to York University and will be eligible for transfer credit assessment.

For details about requirements, including prerequisites (if applicable), visit http://futurestudents.yorku.ca.

Les candidats qui ont obtenu un diplôme collégial de l’Ontario après deux années (quatre semestres) d’études; ont suivi un contenu théorique suffisant; ont obtenu une moyenne cumulative générale minimale de 3.0 (B ou 70 %); et ont les prérequis exigés, pourraient être considérés en vue d’une admission à l’Université York et être admissibles à une évaluation menant à un transfert de crédits.

Pour de plus amples renseignements sur les exigences d’admission, y compris les prérequis (le cas échéant), veuillez visiter http://futurestudents.yorku.ca.

Applicants who have completed a three-year (six semester) Ontario College Advanced Diploma with sufficient amount of academic content and have achieved a minimum overall grade point average of 3.0 (B or 70%) and any specified prerequisites may be considered for admission to York University and will be eligible for transfer credit assessment.

For details about requirements, including prerequisites (if applicable), visit http://futurestudents.yorku.ca.

Les candidats qui ont obtenu un diplôme d’études avancées d’un collège de l’Ontario après trois années (six semestres) d’études; ont suivi un contenu théorique suffisant; ont obtenu une moyenne cumulative générale minimale de 3.0 (B ou 70 %); et ont les prérequis exigés, pourraient être considérés en vue d’une admission à l’Université York et être admissibles à une évaluation menant à un transfert de crédits.

Pour de plus amples renseignements sur les exigences d’admission, y compris les prérequis (le cas échéant), veuillez visiter http://futurestudents.yorku.ca.

Museum Management and Curatorship program applicants must present one of the below academic credentials in any discipline:

• Ontario College Diploma (or equivalent); or
• Ontario College Advanced Diploma (or equivalent); or
• Undergraduate (baccalaureate) degree.

If your credential is not on the above list, contact the Admissions office to determine eligibility.

Applicants who do not meet the requirements listed above and possess a combination of education and relevant experience may be considered individually; please contact the Program Coordinator directly.

Museum Management and Curatorship program applicants must present one of the below academic credentials in any discipline:

• Ontario College Diploma (or equivalent); or
• Ontario College Advanced Diploma (or equivalent); or
• Undergraduate (baccalaureate) degree.

If your credential is not on the above list, contact the Admissions office to determine eligibility.

Applicants who do not meet the requirements listed above and possess a combination of education and relevant experience may be considered individually; please contact the Program Coordinator directly.

Museum Management and Curatorship program applicants must present one of the below academic credentials in any discipline:

• Ontario College Diploma (or equivalent); or
• Ontario College Advanced Diploma (or equivalent); or
• Undergraduate (baccalaureate) degree.

If your credential is not on the above list, contact the Admissions office to determine eligibility.

Applicants who do not meet the requirements listed above and possess a combination of education and relevant experience may be considered individually; please contact the Program Coordinator directly.

Applicants must be a graduate from a Nursing diploma program for registered nurses at a public Canadian college, from any province or territory, with a cumulative GPA of 3.00 or higher (or equivalent), and must satisfy at least one of the two following criteria:

a. Applicants may qualify by demonstrating proof of current registration, as a Registered Nurse, with the regulatory body pertaining to their respective province(s) or territories;

OR

b. Applicants must demonstrate proof of eligibility for registration as a Registered Nurse in Ontario.

Applicants should review the Eligibility for Registration details on the Post-Diploma Nursing program page to confirm their registration status is acceptable.

Subject to competition, candidates may be required to present averages/grades above the minimum.

Durham College agrees to facilitate the block transfer of students who have completed one full year in the Police Foundations diploma program at another Ontario College into the second year of the same program at Durham College.

Students will have successfully completed all courses within the first year of the Police Foundations diploma program of study (the first 2 academic terms) from the sending college and meet any other admission requirements for the program at Durham College (if applicable).

A minimum of one (1) academic year (2 semesters) of full-time study is required to complete the Police Foundations diploma program. Students will not be required to take
more credits than are associated with the value of second-year curriculum of the receiving college.

Durham College reserves the right to substitute courses that will enhance the students experience and preparedness on a student-by-student basis.

L’étudiant doit avoir réussi tous les cours de la première année du programme menant à un diplôme en Techniques des services policiers (les deux premiers semestres scolaires) de leur collège d’origine et satisfaire aux autres exigences en matière d’admission du collège de destination.

Les étudiants sont admissibles au parcours de transfert, quelles que soient les conditions d’admission selon lesquelles ils ont été acceptés en première année au collège d’origine.

Les admissions seront assujetties aux processus du collège auquel la demande est présentée. Lorsque le nombre de demandes dépasse la capacité d’un collège, des exigences supplémentaires en matière de sélection et d’approbation peuvent s’appliquer. Les étudiants doivent présenter leurs demandes par l’entremise du Service d’admission des collèges de l’Ontario et respecter les échéanciers publiés à l’adresse www.ontariocolleges.ca

Student must have successfully completed all courses in year one of the Police Foundations diploma program (the first 2 academic terms) from their sending college and meet any other admissions requirements of the receiving college.

Students are eligible for the pathway regardless of the admissions standards they met to enter year one at the sending college.

Admissions will be subject to the processes of the college being applied to. Where application numbers exceed the capacity of any college, additional selection and approval requirements may apply. Student application will be through the Ontario College Application System and must conform to the published timelines, www.ontariocolleges.ca

To qualify for transfer from the first year of an Ontario College Police Foundations diploma to the second year of the same diploma at another college, students must:
• have successfully completed all courses in year one of the Police Foundations diploma program (the first 2 academic terms) 
• meet any other admissions requirements of the receiving college.

Admissions will be subject to the processes of the college being applied to. Where application numbers exceed the capacity of any college, additional selection and approval requirements may apply. Student application will be through the Ontario College Application System and must conform to the published timelines, www.ontariocolleges.ca 
 

NOTE:  Fanshawe’s School of Public Safety is committed to supporting credit transfer and student mobility.  There may be differences in the number of credits granted based on variations in Police Foundations programs across Ontario.  Fanshawe will work to maximize the academic credit granted to students transferring under this agreement and in most cases, students will not be required to exceed the semesters remaining to complete the credential with Fanshawe College, however, there might be exceptions to this rule based on curriculum alignment with the sending institution.

Student must have successfully completed all courses in year one of the Police Foundations diploma program (the first 2 academic terms) from their sending college and meet any other admissions requirements of the receiving college.

Students are eligible for the pathway regardless of the admissions standards they met to enter year one at the sending college.

Admissions will be subject to the processes of the college being applied to. Where application numbers exceed the capacity of any college, additional selection and approval requirements may apply. Student application will be through the Ontario College Application System and must conform to the published timelines, www.ontariocolleges.ca

Student must have successfully completed all courses in year one of the Police Foundations diploma program (the first 2 academic terms) from their sending college and meet any other admissions requirements of the receiving college.

Students are eligible for the pathway regardless of the admissions standards they met to enter year one at the sending college.

Admissions will be subject to the processes of the college being applied to. Where application numbers exceed the capacity of any college, additional selection and approval requirements may apply. Student application will be through the Ontario College Application System and must conform to the published timelines, www.ontariocolleges.ca

Student must have successfully completed all courses in year one of the Police Foundations diploma program (the first 2 academic terms) from their sending college and meet any other admissions requirements of the receiving college.

Students are eligible for the pathway regardless of the admissions standards they met to enter year one at the sending college.

Admissions will be subject to the processes of the college being applied to. Where application numbers exceed the capacity of any college, additional selection and approval requirements may apply. Student application will be through the Ontario College Application System and must conform to the published timelines, www.ontariocolleges.ca

Graduates with:

• Ontario College Diploma in Practical Nursing with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher (B average)
• No repeated courses or failures on all nursing academic transcripts. Applicants must submit official transcripts* from all accredited post-secondary institutions that they have attended.  

Additional requirements: 

• English language proficiency

For Registered Practical Nurses

• Transcripts from a community college diploma program (inclusion of courses in anatomy and physiology and pathophysiology) are required.
• Proof of current registration with the College of Nurses of Ontario as a Registered Practical Nurse, Entitled to Practice with No Restrictions.

Clinical Placement Requirements:

After admission, but prior to Clinical Placement, students are required to:

• Obtain a clear police check with vulnerable sector screening. Vulnerable Sector Screenings must be issued within six months of each placement start date. Any previous criminal record must be pardoned.
• Complete health and immunization requirements (immunization review form issued by the program coordinator)
• Successfully complete with annual renewal of a recognized course in CPR (Healthcare provider level)
• Mask fit testing will be provided by Centennial College (shaving of portions of face may be required to meet safety standards)

All of the above requirements must be in effect for the duration of each placement.

Graduates of two-year Early Childhood Education diploma programs with an overall average of 75% or better, are eligible to apply to the Bachelor of Arts in Psychology degree program at Laurentian University.

Graduates of two-year Early Childhood Education diploma programs with an overall average of 75% or better, are eligible to apply to the Bachelor of Arts in Psychology degree program at Laurentian University.

Applicants who have completed a two-year (four semester) Ontario College Diploma with sufficient amount of academic content and have achieved a minimum overall grade point average of 3.0 (B or 70%) and any specified prerequisites may be considered for admission to York University and will be eligible for transfer credit assessment.

For details about requirements, including prerequisites (if applicable), visit http://futurestudents.yorku.ca.

Applicants who have completed a three-year (six semester) Ontario College Advanced Diploma with sufficient amount of academic content and have achieved a minimum overall grade point average of 3.0 (B or 70%) and any specified prerequisites may be considered for admission to York University and will be eligible for transfer credit assessment.

For details about requirements, including prerequisites (if applicable), visit http://futurestudents.yorku.ca.

Students from any Engineering Technology program may bridge into the Civil Engineering, Mechanical & Materials Engineering, Chemical Engineering, or Mining Engineering program in Smith Engineering at Queen's University.

This pathway is open to the following applicants:

• Current Engineering Technology advanced diploma students who have completed at least three semesters and have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 70%.
• Graduates of an Engineering Technology program who earned a minimum cumulative grade point average of 70%.

A minimum 70% cumulative average on the Confederation College Recreation Therapy Diploma is required for entry under the terms of this agreement. Applicants must intend to pursue the Brock University Bachelor of Recreation and Leisure Studies (Honours) degree.

Resources Drilling Technician (Optional Co-op) program applicants must present one of the below academic credentials in a related field.

Undergraduate (baccalaureate) degrees in the following areas of study will be considered in the related field:

• Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Arts (Honours) 
  • Biology
  • Environmental Studies
  • Environmental & Resource Studies
  • Geography
  • Physical Geography and Environment
  • Urban Development
• Bachelor of Arts and Science (Honours)
  • Geography
• Bachelor of Applied Science (Honours)
  • Geography
• Bachelor of Bio-Resource Management
• Bachelor of Environment Studies/Bachelor of Environment Studies (Honours)
• Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Science (Honours) 
  • Animal Behaviour
  • Biology
  • Chemistry
  • Earth Sciences 
  • Environmental Biology
  • Environmental Science
  • Geography
  • Natural Science
  • Zoology

Graduates with an Ontario College Diploma (or equivalent) or Ontario College Advanced Diploma (or equivalent) in the following areas of study will be considered in the related field:

• Environmental Technician/Technology
• Natural Environmental Technician - Conservation and Management
• Urban Ecosystem Technician

If your program is on the above list, contact the Admissions office to determine eligibility. 

Durham College agrees to facilitate the block transfer of students who have completed one full year in the Social Service Worker diploma program at another Ontario College into the second year of the same program at Durham College.

Students must have successfully completed all courses within the first year of the Social Service Worker diploma program of study (the first 2 academic terms) from the sending college and meet any other admission requirements for the program at Durham College (if applicable).

A minimum of one (1) academic year (2 semesters) of full-time study is required to complete the Social Service Worker diploma program. Students will not be required to take more credits than are associated with the value of second year curriculum of the receiving college.

Durham College reserves the right to substitute courses that will enhance the students experience and preparedness on a student-by-student basis.

• Ontario college diploma related to Human Services (70% guideline) or equivalent
• Applicants who have completed postsecondary education in outside fields will be considered if they have the following courses: Communications/English, General Elective, Sociology and Psychology (Abnormal/Developmental)
• Applicants will be requested to submit a detailed resume to show relevant paid or unpaid work experience
• Significant volunteer experience is recommended
• Applicants should note that some employment opportunities require that certain physical standards must be met as a condition of employment
• Proof of English proficiency for applicants where English is not their first language must be submitted to Ontario Colleges

• Ontario College Advanced Diploma related to Human Services (70% guideline) or equivalent.
• Applicants who have completed postsecondary education in outside fields will be considered if they have the following courses: Communications/English, General Elective, Sociology and Psychology (Abnormal/Developmental)
• Applicants will be requested to submit a detailed resume to show relevant paid or unpaid work experience
• Significant volunteer experience is recommended
• Applicants should note that some employment opportunities require that certain physical standards must be met as a condition of employment
• Proof of English proficiency for applicants where English is not their first language must be submitted to Ontario Colleges

Student must have successfully completed all courses in year one of the Social Service Worker diploma program (the first 2 academic terms) from their sending college and meet any other admissions requirements of the receiving college.

Students are eligible for the pathway regardless of the admissions standards they met to enter year one at the sending college.

Admissions will be subject to the processes of the college being applied to. Where application numbers exceed the capacity of any college, additional selection and approval requirements may apply. Student application will be through the Ontario College Application System and must conform to the published timelines, www.ontariocolleges.ca

To qualify for transfer from the first year of an Ontario College Social Service Worker diploma to the second year of the same diploma at another college, students must:
•    have successfully completed all courses in year one of the Social Service Worker diploma program (the first 2 academic terms) 
•    meet any other admissions requirements of the receiving college.

Admissions will be subject to the processes of the college being applied to. Where application numbers exceed the capacity of any college, additional selection and approval requirements may apply. Student application will be through the Ontario College Application System and must conform to the published timelines, www.ontariocolleges.ca 
 

NOTE:  Fanshawe’s School of Community Studies is committed to supporting credit transfer and student mobility.  There may be differences in the number of credits granted based on variations in SSW programs across Ontario.  Fanshawe will work to maximize the academic credit granted to students transferring under this agreement and in most cases, students will not be required to exceed the semesters remaining to complete the credential with Fanshawe College, however, there might be exceptions to this rule based on curriculum alignment with the sending institution. 
 

Student must have successfully completed all courses in year one of the Social Service Worker diploma program (the first 2 academic terms) from their sending college and meet any other admissions requirements of the receiving college.

Students are eligible for the pathway regardless of the admissions standards they met to enter year one at the sending college.

Admissions will be subject to the processes of the college being applied to. Where application numbers exceed the capacity of any college, additional selection and approval requirements may apply. Student application will be through the Ontario College Application System and must conform to the published timelines, www.ontariocolleges.ca

Student must have successfully completed all courses in year one of the Social Service Worker diploma program (the first 2 academic terms) from their sending college and meet any other admissions requirements of the receiving college.

Students are eligible for the pathway regardless of the admissions standards they met to enter year one at the sending college.

Admissions will be subject to the processes of the college being applied to. Where application numbers exceed the capacity of any college, additional selection and approval requirements may apply. Student application will be through the Ontario College Application System and must conform to the published timelines, www.ontariocolleges.ca

Applicants who have successfully completed a two-year Social Service Worker (SSW) diploma program at an Ontario College with a cumulative overall average of 70% or better can be considered for admission to the BA Honours Specialization or Specialization in Social Welfare and Social Development.

Graduates of a two-year Social Service Worker diploma program with a cumulative overall average of 70% or better can be considered for admission to Bachelor of Arts programs.

Graduates of a two-year Social Service Worker diploma program with a cumulative overall average of 70% or better can be considered for admission to Bachelor of Arts programs.

Applicants who have successfully completed a two year Social Service Worker (SSW) diploma program at an Ontario CAAT with a cumulative average equivalent to 70% or above can be considered for admission to the Honours Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) program.

Admission consideration is based on both academic and non-academic requirements.  Candidates are required to present either A or B, as well as the non-academic requirements as noted on the Social Work page of Toronto Metropolitan University's (TMU) website, for consideration to this third year Advanced Standing part-time program:

A - Graduation with a baccalaureate degree in the humanities or social sciences from a Canadian university (or equivalent), PLUS at least two years accumulated, paid, full-time equivalent, relevant work experience in the social services field.

OR

B - Graduation from an eligible college diploma as indicated below, with a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 ('B') or higher, PLUS at least two (2) years accumulated, paid, full-time equivalent, relevant work experience in the social services field:

• Assaulted Women/Children’s Counsellor/Advocate
• Child and Youth Care / Child and Youth Worker
• Community & Justice Services
• Addiction & Mental Health Worker Program
• Native Child & Family Services Program
• Human Service(s) Counsellor
• Community Worker
• Social Work Diploma
• Social Service Worker
• Community Worker Outreach & Development

Applicants will be selected based on post-secondary academic performance and/or employment in the social service field.  Given the strong competition applicants will normally be required to present academic averages significantly higher than the minimum.

PLEASE NOTE:  College diploma applicants with less than two (2) years accumulated, paid, full-time equivalent, relevant work experience in the social services field will not be considered and should apply to the full-time Advanced Standing - Second Year Entry option.  Baccalaureate applicants with less than two (2) years accumulated, paid, full-time equivalent, relevant work experience in the social services field will not be considered and should apply to the full-time four-year program.

Graduation from a Social Service Worker  or Human Services Counselor Diploma from a public Canadian College (or any diploma from a public Canadian college that is eligible for registration with the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers), with a cumulative grade point average of B / 3.0 or higher, and  LESS than two years accumulated, paid, full-time equivalent, relevant work experience in the social services field, is required for admissions consideration for second year entry.

Given the strong competition applicants will normally be required to present academic averages significantly higher than the minimum.

PLEASE NOTE:  College diploma applicants with two years or more accumulated, paid, full-time equivalent, relevant work experience in the social services field will not be considered and should apply to the part-time Advanced Standing - Third Year Entry option.

Graduation from a Social Service Worker  or Human Services Counselor Diploma from a public Canadian College (or any diploma from a public Canadian college that is eligible for registration with the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers), with a cumulative grade point average of B / 3.0 or higher, and  LESS than two years accumulated, paid, full-time equivalent, relevant work experience in the social services field, is required for admissions consideration for second year entry.

Given the strong competition applicants will normally be required to present academic averages significantly higher than the minimum.

PLEASE NOTE:  College diploma applicants with two years or more accumulated, paid, full-time equivalent, relevant work experience in the social services field will not be considered and should apply to the part-time Advanced Standing - Third Year Entry option.

Graduates of the Social Service Worker program must meet Algoma University admission requirements, which requires successful completion of the two-year diploma with a minimum overall average of 3.30 (75%) or higher to be eligible for credit recognition. This agreement will begin starting with 2023 spring graduates.

Admission consideration is based on both academic and non-academic requirements.  Candidates are required to present either A or B, as well as the non-academic requirements as noted on the Social Work page of Toronto Metropolitan University's (TMU) website, for consideration to this third year Advanced Standing part-time program:

A - Graduation with a baccalaureate degree in the humanities or social sciences from a Canadian university (or equivalent), PLUS at least two years accumulated, paid, full-time equivalent, relevant work experience in the social services field.

OR

B - Graduation from an eligible college diploma as indicated below, with a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 ('B') or higher, PLUS at least two (2) years accumulated, paid, full-time equivalent, relevant work experience in the social services field:

• Assaulted Women/Children’s Counsellor/Advocate
• Child and Youth Care / Child and Youth Worker
• Community & Justice Services
• Addiction & Mental Health Worker Program
• Native Child & Family Services Program
• Human Service(s) Counsellor
• Community Worker
• Social Work Diploma
• Social Service Worker
• Community Worker Outreach & Development

Applicants will be selected based on post-secondary academic performance and/or employment in the social service field.  Given the strong competition applicants will normally be required to present academic averages significantly higher than the minimum.

PLEASE NOTE:  College diploma applicants with less than two (2) years accumulated, paid, full-time equivalent, relevant work experience in the social services field will not be considered and should apply to the full-time Advanced Standing - Second Year Entry option.  Baccalaureate applicants with less than two (2) years accumulated, paid, full-time equivalent, relevant work experience in the social services field will not be considered and should apply to the full-time four-year program.

Admission consideration is based on both academic and non-academic requirements.  Candidates are required to present either A or B, as well as the non-academic requirements as noted on the Social Work page of Toronto Metropolitan University's (TMU) website, for consideration to this third year Advanced Standing part-time program:

A - Graduation with a baccalaureate degree in the humanities or social sciences from a Canadian university (or equivalent), PLUS at least two years accumulated, paid, full-time equivalent, relevant work experience in the social services field.

OR

B - Graduation from an eligible college diploma as indicated below, with a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 ('B') or higher, PLUS at least two (2) years accumulated, paid, full-time equivalent, relevant work experience in the social services field:

• Assaulted Women/Children’s Counsellor/Advocate
• Child and Youth Care / Child and Youth Worker
• Community & Justice Services
• Addiction & Mental Health Worker Program
• Native Child & Family Services Program
• Human Service(s) Counsellor
• Community Worker
• Social Work Diploma
• Social Service Worker
• Community Worker Outreach & Development

Applicants will be selected based on post-secondary academic performance and/or employment in the social service field.  Given the strong competition applicants will normally be required to present academic averages significantly higher than the minimum.

PLEASE NOTE:  College diploma applicants with less than two (2) years accumulated, paid, full-time equivalent, relevant work experience in the social services field will not be considered and should apply to the full-time Advanced Standing - Second Year Entry option.  Baccalaureate applicants with less than two (2) years accumulated, paid, full-time equivalent, relevant work experience in the social services field will not be considered and should apply to the full-time four-year program.

Applicants who have completed a two-year (four semester) Ontario College Diploma with sufficient amount of academic content and have achieved a minimum overall grade point average of 3.0 (B or 70%) and any specified prerequisites may be considered for admission to York University and will be eligible for transfer credit assessment.

For details about requirements, including prerequisites (if applicable), visit http://futurestudents.yorku.ca.

Applicants who have completed a three-year (six semester) Ontario College Advanced Diploma with sufficient amount of academic content and have achieved a minimum overall grade point average of 3.0 (B or 70%) and any specified prerequisites may be considered for admission to York University and will be eligible for transfer credit assessment.

For details about requirements, including prerequisites (if applicable), visit http://futurestudents.yorku.ca.

Applicants who have completed a two-year (four semester) Ontario College Diploma with sufficient amount of academic content and have achieved a minimum overall grade point average of 3.0 (B or 70%) and any specified prerequisites may be considered for admission to York University and will be eligible for transfer credit assessment.

For details about requirements, including prerequisites (if applicable), visit http://futurestudents.yorku.ca.

Applicants who have completed a three-year (six semester) Ontario College Advanced Diploma with sufficient amount of academic content and have achieved a minimum overall grade point average of 3.0 (B or 70%) and any specified prerequisites may be considered for admission to York University and will be eligible for transfer credit assessment.

For details about requirements, including prerequisites (if applicable), visit http://futurestudents.yorku.ca.

Applicants who have completed a two-year (four semester) Ontario College Diploma with sufficient amount of academic content and have achieved a minimum overall grade point average of 3.0 (B or 70%) and any specified prerequisites may be considered for admission to York University and will be eligible for transfer credit assessment.

For details about requirements, including prerequisites (if applicable), visit http://futurestudents.yorku.ca.