Articulation Agreements & Transfer Pathways

Diploma:

• Associate Diploma in Turfgrass Management

U of G Program:

• Bachelor of Science in Agriculture

ONCAT Pathway ID: 5272

If you are a graduate of the Associate Diploma in Turfgrass Management program then you may be eligible to enter the Bachelor of Science in Agriculture program provided that you have achieved a minimum cumulative 75% or higher in the Diploma program. Successful applicants may receive up to 7.5 transfer credits.

Students must also present proof of successful completion of Advanced Functions (MHF4U) and Chemistry (SCH4U), or approved equivalents.

Contacts:

• Pathways Advisor; pathways@uoguelph.ca

Transfer Credits:

• AGR*2320 Soils in Agroecosystems
• AGR*2470 Introduction to Plant Agriculture
• BOT*2100 Life Strategies of Plants
• ENVS*2040 Plant Health and the Environment
• HORT*4450 Advanced Turfgrass Science
• CROP*4240 Weed Science
• AGR*4600 Agriculture and Food Issues Problem Solving
• Agriculture and Humanities Electives

Program Information and Graduation Requirements:

View the Undergraduate Course Calendar

Transfer credits are determined by the Admission Committee of the program to which the student is admitted and where applicable, in accordance with any existing articulation agreement or pathway. The application of transfer credits will vary depending on the degree and specialization. All applicants must satisfy degree graduation requirements and residency requirement as outlined in the Undergraduate Calendar. More information about advanced standing applications can be found in the Undergraduate Calendar.

Skip to Program:

• Bachelor of Bio-Resource Management in Environmental Management
• Bachelor of Science in Agriculture
• Bachelor of Bio-Resource Management in Equine Management

Bachelor of Bio-Resource Management in Environmental Management

Diploma:

• Associate Diploma in Environmental Management

Degree:

• Bachelor of Bio-Resource Management in Environmental Management

ONCAT Pathway ID: 5048

Graduates of the Associate Diploma in Environmental Management program who have achieved a minimum 70% cumulative average may apply to transfer into the Bachelor of Bio-Resource Management with a major in Environmental Management, and receive 5.0 transfer credits. Students lacking 4U Chemistry (SCH4U) will be required to complete CHEM*1060 (or an approved equivalent) during their first semester of degree studies. Graduates from the Associate Diploma in Environmental Management will be exempt from the normal 4U English (ENG4U) and 4U Biology (SBI4U) requirements.

Students must follow the degree requirements as outlined in the Undergraduate Calendar for graduation.

Contacts:

• Pathways Advisor; pathways@uoguelph.ca

Transfer Credits:

• Environmental Management and Free Electives

Program Information and Graduation Requirements:

View the Undergraduate Course Calendar

Transfer credits are determined by the Admission Committee of the program to which the student is admitted and where applicable, in accordance with any existing articulation agreement or pathway. The application of transfer credits will vary depending on the degree and specialization. All applicants must satisfy degree graduation requirements and residency requirement as outlined in the Undergraduate Calendar. More information about advanced standing applications can be found in the Undergraduate Calendar.

Bachelor of Science in Agriculture

Diploma:

• Associate Diploma in Agriculture

Degree:

• Bachelor of Science in Agriculture

ONCAT Pathway ID: 1429

If you are a graduate of the Associate Diploma in Agriculture program then you may be eligible to enter the Bachelor of Science in Agriculture program provided that you have achieved a minimum cumulative average of 75% or higher in the associate diploma program. Successful applicants may receive up to 7.5 transfer credits.

Students must also present proof of successful completion of Advanced Functions (MHF4U) and Chemistry (SCH4U), or approved equivalents.

Please contact the admission counsellor listed below for instructions on accessing the internal application.

Contacts:

• Pathways Advisor; pathways@uoguelph.ca

Transfer Credits:

• AGR*1350 Animal Production Systems and Industry: Dairy and Poultry
• AGR*2050 Agroecology
• AGR*2320 Soils in Agroecosystems
• AGR*2350 Animal Production Systems and Industry: Beef, Swine and Other
• AGR*2470 Introduction to Plant Agriculture
• BIOL*1050 Biology of Plants & Animals in Managed Ecosystems
• FARE*1400 Economics of the Agri-Food System
• Agriculture and Humanities Electives

Program Information and Graduation Requirements:

View the Undergraduate Course Calendar

Transfer credits are determined by the Admission Committee of the program to which the student is admitted and where applicable, in accordance with any existing articulation agreement or pathway. The application of transfer credits will vary depending on the degree and specialization. All applicants must satisfy degree graduation requirements and residency requirement as outlined in the Undergraduate Calendar. More information about advanced standing applications can be found in the Undergraduate Calendar.

Don’t see your associate diploma listed? Please see our information on general college transfers.

Bachelor of Science in Agriculture

Diploma:

• Associate Diploma in Horticulture

Degree:

• Bachelor of Science in Agriculture

ONCAT Pathway ID: 1429

If you are a graduate of the Associate Diploma in Horticulture program then you may be eligible to enter the Bachelor of Science in Agriculture program provided that you have achieved a minimum cumulative average of 75% or higher in the associate diploma program. Successful applicants may receive up to 7.5 transfer credits.

Students must also present proof of successful completion of Advanced Functions (MHF4U) and Chemistry (SCH4U), or approved equivalents.

Please contact the admission counsellor listed below for instructions on accessing the internal application.

Contacts:

• Pathways Advisor; pathways@uoguelph.ca

Transfer Credits:

• AGR*2050 Agroecology
• AGR*2320 Soils in Agroecosystems
• AGR*2470 Introduction to Plant Agriculture
• BOT*2100 Life Strategies in Plants
• CROP*4240 Weed Science
• HORT*3150 Principles and Applications of Plant Propagation
• FARE*1400 Economics of the Agri-Food System
• Agriculture and Humanities Electives

Program Information and Graduation Requirements:

View the Undergraduate Course Calendar

Transfer credits are determined by the Admission Committee of the program to which the student is admitted and where applicable, in accordance with any existing articulation agreement or pathway. The application of transfer credits will vary depending on the degree and specialization. All applicants must satisfy degree graduation requirements and residency requirement as outlined in the Undergraduate Calendar. More information about advanced standing applications can be found in the Undergraduate Calendar.

Don’t see your associate diploma listed? Please see our information on general college transfers.

Bachelor of Bio-Resource Management in Equine Management

Diploma:

• Associate Diploma in Equine Care and Management

Degree:

• Bachelor of Bio-Resource Management in Equine Management

ONCAT Pathway ID: 5732

Graduates of the Associate Diploma in Equine Care and Management program who have achieved a minimum 75% cumulative average may apply to transfer into the Bachelor of Bio-Resource Management with a major in Equine Management, and will receive 7.5 transfer credits if admitted. Applicants must have completed 4U Biology (SBI4U) , 4U Chemistry (SCH4U), one 4U level Math course, or equivalents.

Students must follow the degree requirements as outlined in the Undergraduate Calendar for graduation.

Please contact the admission counsellor listed below for instructions on accessing the internal application.

Contacts:

• Pathways Advisor; pathways@uoguelph.ca

Transfer Credits:

• EQN*1010 Introduction to Equine Management
• EQN*2040 Equine Anatomy and Physiology
• EQN*2050 Introduction to Equine Nutrition
• EQN*2150 Equine Facility Management and Design
• CROP*3340 Managed Grasslands
• EQN*4500 Equine Integrated Project
• Computer and Information Science, Equine, Human Resources and Organizational Behaviour, Marketing and Consumer Studies, and Management Electives

Program Information and Graduation Requirements:

View the Undergraduate Course Calendar

Transfer credits are determined by the Admission Committee of the program to which the student is admitted and where applicable, in accordance with any existing articulation agreement or pathway. The application of transfer credits will vary depending on the degree and specialization. All applicants must satisfy degree graduation requirements and residency requirement as outlined in the Undergraduate Calendar. More information about advanced standing applications can be found in the Undergraduate Calendar.

Diploma and Ministry Code:

• Biotechnology (MTCU Code: 51304)

Please see full list of eligible programs below.

U of G Program:

• Bachelor of Science in Biological Science (OUAC Program Code: GSS)
• Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry (OUAC Program Code: GSS)
• Bachelor of Science in Microbiology and Immunology (OUAC Program Code: GSS)
• Bachelor of Science in Molecular Biology and Genetics (OUAC Program Code: GSS)

ONCAT Pathway ID: 2913 or 2914 or 2915 or 2916

Graduates of an Ontario College Diploma in Biotechnology may be eligible to apply to the University of Guelph’s Bachelor of Science program with one of four possible majors. Prospective applicants must have a minimum cumulative average of 75% (B), and must also have successfully completed 4U Advanced Functions (or an approved equivalent). Successful applicants will receive up to 7.5 transfer credits through this Pathway.

Contacts:

• Pathways Advisor; pathways@uoguelph.ca

Eligible Diplomas:

• Canadore College
  • Biotechnology – Remote and Rural Health
  • Biotechnology Technician
• Centennial College: Biotechnology*
• Conestoga College: Biotechnology Technician*
• Fanshawe College: Biotechnology
• Georgian College: Biotechnology - Health
• Humber Polytechnic: Biotechnology
• Loyalist College
  • Biotechnology
  • Biotechnology Technician
• Mohawk College
  • Biotechnology*
  • Biotechnology (Health)*

*Includes Collaborative, Fast-Track, and Internship program options, if offered.

Transfer Credits:

• BIOL*1090 Introduction to Molecular and Cellular Biology
• BIOC*2580 Introduction to Biochemistry
• MICR*2420 Introduction to Microbiology and Immunology
• CHEM*1040 General Chemistry I
• MBG*3350 Laboratory Methods in Molecular Biology
• Biology, Chemistry, Microbiology and Immunology, Sociology, Social Science, and Free Electives

Program Information and Graduation Requirements:

View the Undergraduate Course Calendar

Transfer credits are determined by the Admission Committee of the program to which the student is admitted and, where applicable, in accordance with any existing articulation agreement or pathway. The application of transfer credits will vary depending on the degree and specialization. All applicants must satisfy degree graduation requirements and residency requirements as outlined in the Undergraduate Calendar. More information about advanced standing applications can be found in the Undergraduate Calendar.

Diploma and Ministry Code:

• Biotechnology – Advanced (MTCU Code: 61304)

Please see the full list of eligible programs below.

U of G Program:

• Bachelor of Science in Biological Science (OUAC Program Code: GSS)
• Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry (OUAC Program Code: GSS)
• Bachelor of Science in Microbiology and Immunology (OUAC Program Code: GSS)
• Bachelor of Science in Molecular Biology and Genetics (OUAC Program Code: GSS)

ONCAT Pathway ID: 2913 or 2914 or 2915 or 2916

Graduates of an Ontario College Advanced Diploma in Biotechnology may be eligible to apply to the University of Guelph’s Bachelor of Science program with one of four possible majors. Prospective applicants must have a minimum cumulative average of 75% (B), and must also have successfully completed 4U Advanced Functions (or an approved equivalent). Successful applicants will receive up to 10.0 transfer credits through this Pathway.

Contacts:

• Pathways Advisor; pathways@uoguelph.ca

Eligible Diplomas:

*Includes Co-op, Optional Co-op, Fast-Track, 5-Term Fast Track, and Hybrid options, if offered.

Transfer Credits:

• BIOL*1090 Introduction to Molecular and Cellular Biology
• BIOC*2580 Introduction to Biochemistry
• MICR*2420 Introduction to Microbiology and Immunology
• CHEM*1040 General Chemistry I
• MBG*3350 Laboratory Methods in Molecular Biology
• Biology, Chemistry, Microbiology and Immunology, Sociology, Social Science and Free Electives

Program Information and Graduation Requirements:

View the Undergraduate Course Calendar

Transfer credits are determined by the Admission Committee of the program to which the student is admitted and where applicable, in accordance with any existing articulation agreement or pathway. The application of transfer credits will vary depending on the degree and specialization. All applicants must satisfy degree graduation requirements and residency requirement as outlined in the Undergraduate Calendar. More information about advanced standing applications can be found in the Undergraduate Calendar.

Diploma and Ministry Code:

• Computer Programmer Analyst (MTCU Code: 60503)
• Software Engineering Technology (MTCU Code: 60504)

Please see full list of eligible programs below.

U of G Program:

• Bachelor of Computing, General (OUAC Program Code: GCB)
• Bachelor of Computing, Honours in Computer Science (OUAC Program Code: GCH)

ONCAT Pathway ID: 2790 or 3108

Graduates of a Computer Programmer Analyst or Software Engineering Technology Ontario College Advanced Diploma may be eligible to apply the University of Guelph’s Bachelor of Computing in either the General stream or with a major in Computer Science. Prospective applicants must have a minimum cumulative average of 75% (B), as well as successfully completed MCV4U Calculus and Vectors (or an approved equivalent). Successful applicants will receive up to 10.0 transfer credits through this Pathway.

Contacts:

• Pathways Advisor; pathways@uoguelph.ca

Eligible Diplomas:

• Algonquin College: Computer Programming and Analysis
• Canadore College: Computer Programmer Analyst*
• Centennial College
  • Software Engineering Technology*
  • Artificial Intelligence – Software Engineering Technology*
  • Game – Programming*
  • Software Engineering Technology – Interactive Gaming*
• Conestoga College
  • Computer Programming and Analysis*
  • Software Engineering Technology*
• Durham College
  • Computer Programming and Analysis
  • Computer Programmer Analyst
• Fanshawe College
  • Computer Programmer Analyst
  • Computer Programming and Analysis
• George Brown College
  • Computer Programmer Analyst
  • Computer Programming and Analysis*
• Georgian College
  • Computer Programmer Analyst
  • Computer Programming and Analysis
• Humber Polytechnic: Computer Programming and Analysis
• Niagara College
  • Computer Programmer Analyst
  • Computer Programming and Analysis*
• Sault College: Computer Programmer Analyst
• Seneca Polytechnic: Computer Programming and Analysis*
• Sheridan College
  • Computer Systems Technology – Systems Analyst
  • Computer Systems Technology
• St. Lawrence College
  • Computer Programmer Analyst
  • Computer Programming and Analysis

Transfer Credits:

• CIS*1300 Programming
• CIS*1910 Discrete Structures in Computing I
• CIS*2030 Structure and Application of Microcomputers
• CIS*2430 Object Oriented Programming
• CIS*2500 Intermediate Programming
• CIS*3530 Data Base Systems and Concepts
• Computer and Information Science and Free Electives

Program Information and Graduation Requirements:

View the Undergraduate Course Calendar

Transfer credits are determined by the Admission Committee of the program to which the student is admitted and where applicable, in accordance with any existing articulation agreement or pathway. The application of transfer credits will vary depending on the degree and specialization. All applicants must satisfy degree graduation requirements and residency requirement as outlined in the Undergraduate Calendar. More information about advanced standing applications can be found in the Undergraduate Calendar.

Diploma and Ministry Code:

• Early Childhood Education (MTCU Code: 51211)

Please see full list of eligible programs below.

U of G Program:

• Bachelor of Applied Science in Child Studies (OUAC Program Code: GCS)

ONCAT Pathway ID: 4898

Graduates of an Ontario College Diploma in Early Childhood Education may be eligible to apply for admission to the Bachelor of Applied Science in Child Studies at the University of Guelph.

To be eligible for admission consideration, applicants must have completed their diploma with a minimum cumulative average of 75% (B). They must also present a 4U mathematics credit, or approved equivalents. Applicants must have a minimum of 10 academic courses (exclusive of field-placement courses) with a final grade of 85% (A) or higher. Successful applicants will receive up to 10.0 transfer credits through this pathway.

Contacts:

• Pathways Advisor; pathways@uoguelph.ca

Eligible Diplomas:

• Algonquin College: Early Childhood Education*
• Collège Boréal: Éducation en services à l’enfance
• Cambrian College:
  • Early Childhood Education*
  • Native Early Childhood Education
• Canadore College:
  • Early Childhood Education*
  • ECE - Anishinaabemowin
• Centennial College: Early Childhood Education*
• Conestoga College: Early Childhood Education*
• Confederation College: Early Childhood Education*
• Durham College:
  • Early Childhood Education
  • Early Childhood Education – Childcare Worker Stream
• Fanshawe College: Early Childhood Education*
• Fleming College: Early Childhood Education*
• George Brown College: Early Childhood Education*
• Georgian College: Early Childhood Education*
• Humber Polytechnic: Early Childhood Education
• La Cité Collégiale: Éducation en services à l’enfance*
• Lambton College: Early Childhood Education
• Loyalist College: Early Childhood Education
• Mohawk College: Early Childhood Education*
• Niagara College: Early Childhood Education*
• Northern College: Early Childhood Education
• Sault College: Early Childhood Education
• Seneca Polytechnic: Early Childhood Education*
• Sheridan College: Early Childhood Education*
• St. Clair College:
  • Early Childhood Education*
  • Binnoojiinyak Kinoomaadwin – ECE
  • Native Early Childhood Education – Nipissing
• St. Lawrence College:
  • Early Childhood Education*
  • Early Childhood Education (Akwesasne)

Transfer Credits:

• FRHD*1020 Couple and Family Relationships
• FRHD*2040 Principles of Program Design for Children
• FRHD*2110 Children and Youth with Exceptionalities
• FRHD*2260 Infant Development
• FRHD*2270 Development in Early and Middle Childhood
• FRHD*3180 Observation and Assessment Laboratory *
• FRHD*3200 Practicum I: Child
• FRHD*4330 Practicum II: Child
• FRHD*4350 Practicum III: Child
• FRHD*4210 Senior Seminar in Early Education and Care
• Family Relations and Human Development, Social Science, and Free Electives

*Graduates of the following institutions will not receive credit for FRHD*3180, and will receive an elective credit instead: Confederation College, Sault College, Fanshawe College, and St. Lawrence College. Students who apply and are admitted from these institutions must take FRHD*3180 in lieu of an elective credit during their schedule of studies.

Program Information and Graduation Requirements:

View the Undergraduate Course Calendar

Transfer credits are determined by the Admission Committee of the program to which the student is admitted and where applicable, in accordance with any existing articulation agreement or pathway. The application of transfer credits will vary depending on the degree and specialization. All applicants must satisfy degree graduation requirements and residency requirement as outlined in the Undergraduate Calendar. More information about advanced standing applications can be found in the Undergraduate Calendar.

Please note: Students seeking a similar Pathway that allows them to complete their degree online may consider looking into the following offering at the University of Guelph-Humber:

• Bachelor of Applied Science in Early Childhood Studies

Questions regarding this opportunity can be directed to:

• Melissa Hunter, Admissions Coordinator; melissa.hunter@guelphhumber.ca

Diploma and Ministry Code:

• Hospitality (MTCU Code: 53200)
• Food and Beverage Management (MTCU Code: 53201)
• Tourism (MTCU Code: 53205)

Please see full list of eligible programs below.

U of G Program:

• Bachelor of Commerce in Hospitality and Tourism Management (OUAC Program Code: GQT)

ONCAT Pathway ID: 2886

Graduates of a Hotel and Restaurant Management 2-year diploma, a Food and Beverage Management 2-year diploma, or a Tourism and Travel 2-year diploma may be eligible to apply the University of Guelph’s Bachelor of Commerce with a major in Hospitality and Tourism Management. Prospective applicants must have a minimum cumulative average of 75% (B), as well as successfully completed MHF4U Advanced Functions (or an approved equivalent). Successful applicants will receive up to 10.0 transfer credits through this Pathway.

Contacts:

• Pathways Advisor; pathways@uoguelph.ca

Eligible Diplomas:

• Algonquin College
  • Hospitality – Hotel and Restaurant Operations Management
  • Tourism – Travel Services
• Cambrian College:
  • Hospitality – Hotel and Restaurant
  • Tourism
• Centennial College
  • Restaurant Operations – Food and Beverage Management
  • Hotel Operations Management – Hospitality*
  • Hospitality – Hotel Operations Management*
  • Tourism
  • Food and Beverage Management*
• Conestoga College
  • Hospitality and Tourism Management
  • Food and Beverage Management - Hotel and Restaurant Operations*
  • Hospitality Management – Hotel and Restaurant*
  • Tourism – Destinations and Travel Management*
• Confederation College
  • Tourism - Travel and Eco-Adventure
• Durham College
  • Hospitality – Hotel and Restaurant Operations Management
  • Hospitality Management – Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism
  • Tourism – Destination Marketing
• Fanshawe College
  • Hospitality - Hotel and Resort Services Management*
  • Hospitality Management – Hotel*
  • Food and Beverage Management*
  • Hospitality Management – Food and Beverage*
  • Tourism – Travel
• Fleming College
  • Hospitality – Hotel and Restaurant Operations
  • Hotel and Restaurant Management
  • Tourism
  • Tourism - Global Travel*
• George Brown College
  • Hospitality – Hotel Operations Management
  • Hotel Management
  • Food and Beverage Management
  • Food and Beverage Management – Restaurant Management
• Georgian College
  • Hospitality - Hotel and Resort Operations Management
  • Tourism
  • Tourism - Marketing and Product Development
• Humber Polytechnic
  • Hospitality - Hotel and Restaurant Operations Management
  • Hospitality - Event Management
  • Hospitality Management
  • Kaohsiung Food and Beverage Management - International
  • Kaohsiung Hospitality Management - International
  • Tourism - Travel Services Management
  • Tourism Management – Travel Industry Services
  • Kahosiung Tourism and Travel Services – International
• La Cité Collégiale
  • Hôtellerie - Gestion des services d'hébergement et de restauration
  • Tourisme
• Lambton College
  • Hospitality and Tourism Management
  • Hospitality - Culture, Leadership and Operations
  • Tourism – Operations Management*
• Mohawk College
  • Tourism
  • Tourism and Travel
• Niagara College
  • Hospitality – Hotel and Restaurant Operations*
• Sault College: Hospitality Management – Hotel and Resort
• Seneca Polytechnic
  • Hospitality - Hotel and Restaurant Services Management*
  • Tourism – Services Management (Global Tourism Business Specialization)*
  • Tourism – Services Management (Travel Services Specialization)*
  • Tourism – Services Management (Flight Services Specialization)
  • Tourism – Services Management (Meetings, Conventions and Events Specialization)
  • Flight Services – Operations and Cabin Management*
• Sheridan College
  • Tourism and Global Travel
  • Tourism and Travel
• St. Clair College
  • Hospitality - Hotel and Restaurant
  • Hospitality Management – Hotel and Restaurant
  • Tourism - Travel
• St. Lawrence College
  • Hospitality
  • Hospitality Management – Hotel and Restaurant
  • Tourism

Transfer Credits:

• ACCT*1220 Introductory Financial Accounting
• HROB*2090 Individuals and Groups in Organizations
• HTM*1070 Responsible Tourism Policy and Planning
• HTM*1160 Lodging Operations
• HTM*1700 Foodservice Management
• HTM*2010 Hospitality and Tourism Business Communications
• HTM*2030 Control Systems in the Hospitality Industry
• HTM*2070 Event Management
• HTM*2700 Understanding Foods
• HTM*3030 Beverage Management
• MCS*1000 Introductory Marketing
• MGMT*1000 Introduction to Business
• Hospitality and Tourism Management, Humanities, Social Science Electives

Students admitted via this pathway agreement will also be exempt from MGMT*1100 Business Career Preparation.

Program Information and Graduation Requirements:

View the Undergraduate Course Calendar

Transfer credits are determined by the Admission Committee of the program to which the student is admitted and where applicable, in accordance with any existing articulation agreement or pathway. The application of transfer credits will vary depending on the degree and specialization. All applicants must satisfy degree graduation requirements and residency requirement as outlined in the Undergraduate Calendar. More information about advanced standing applications can be found in the Undergraduate Calendar.

Diploma:

• General Arts and Science (MTCU Code: 54701)

U of G Program:

• Bachelor of Arts, General (OUAC Program Code: GKG)
• Bachelor of Arts, Honours (OUAC Program Code: GK)

ONCAT Pathway ID: 5046

Students of both certificates and diplomas in General Arts and Science (GAS) at community colleges and Indigenous Institutes in Ontario are eligible to apply for admission to the Bachelor of Arts at the University of Guelph.

Applicants need to have graduated from a GAS program, having passed all courses with a minimum cumulative average of 70% including a minimum grade of 70% in each of the courses eligible for transfer.

Applicants applying for the Economics or Quantitative Economics and Finance majors must have successfully completed MHF4U Advanced Functions (or an approved equivalent).

Each course needs to have been passed on the first attempt.

Eligible applicants will also receive transfer credits.

• Up to 2.5 credits for certificates
• Up to 5.0 credits for diplomas

Note: Now available in a fully online format. Visit the Bachelor of Arts website for details.

Contacts:

• Pathways Advisor; pathways@uoguelph.ca

Diploma and Ministry Code:

• Hospitality (MTCU Code: 53200)
• Food and Beverage Management (MTCU Code: 53201)
• Tourism (MTCU Code: 53205)

Please see full list of eligible programs below.

U of G Program:

• Bachelor of Commerce in Hospitality and Tourism Management (OUAC Program Code: GQT)

ONCAT Pathway ID: 2886

Graduates of a Hotel and Restaurant Management 2-year diploma, a Food and Beverage Management 2-year diploma, or a Tourism and Travel 2-year diploma may be eligible to apply the University of Guelph’s Bachelor of Commerce with a major in Hospitality and Tourism Management. Prospective applicants must have a minimum cumulative average of 75% (B), as well as successfully completed MHF4U Advanced Functions (or an approved equivalent). Successful applicants will receive up to 10.0 transfer credits through this Pathway.

Contacts:

• Pathways Advisor; pathways@uoguelph.ca

Eligible Diplomas:

• Algonquin College
  • Hospitality – Hotel and Restaurant Operations Management
  • Tourism – Travel Services
• Cambrian College:
  • Hospitality – Hotel and Restaurant
  • Tourism
• Centennial College
  • Restaurant Operations – Food and Beverage Management
  • Hotel Operations Management – Hospitality*
  • Hospitality – Hotel Operations Management*
  • Tourism
  • Food and Beverage Management*
• Conestoga College
  • Food and Beverage Management - Hotel and Restaurant Operations*
  • Tourism – Destinations and Travel Management*
• Confederation College
  • Tourism - Travel and Eco-Adventure
• Durham College
  • Hospitality – Hotel and Restaurant Operations Management
  • Hospitality Management – Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism
  • Tourism – Destination Marketing
• Fanshawe College
  • Hospitality - Hotel and Resort Services Management*
  • Hospitality Management – Hotel*
  • Food and Beverage Management*
  • Hospitality Management – Food and Beverage*
  • Tourism – Travel
• Fleming College
  • Hospitality – Hotel and Restaurant Operations
  • Hotel and Restaurant Management
  • Tourism
  • Tourism - Global Travel*
• George Brown College
  • Hospitality – Hotel Operations Management
  • Hotel Management
  • Food and Beverage Management
  • Food and Beverage Management – Restaurant Management
• Georgian College
  • Hospitality - Hotel and Resort Operations Management
  • Tourism
  • Tourism - Marketing and Product Development
• Humber Polytechnic
  • Hospitality - Hotel and Restaurant Operations Management
  • Hospitality - Event Management
  • Hospitality Management
  • Kaohsiung Food and Beverage Management - International
  • Kaohsiung Hospitality Management - International
  • Tourism - Travel Services Management
  • Tourism Management – Travel Industry Services
  • Kahosiung Tourism and Travel Services – International
• La Cité Collégiale
  • Hôtellerie - Gestion des services d'hébergement et de restauration
  • Tourisme
• Lambton College
  • Hospitality and Tourism Management
  • Hospitality - Culture, Leadership and Operations
  • Tourism – Operations Management*
• Mohawk College
  • Tourism
  • Tourism and Travel
• Niagara College
  • Hospitality – Hotel and Restaurant Operations*
• Sault College: Hospitality Management – Hotel and Resort
• Seneca Polytechnic
  • Hospitality - Hotel and Restaurant Services Management*
  • Tourism – Services Management (Global Tourism Business Specialization)*
  • Tourism – Services Management (Travel Services Specialization)*
  • Tourism – Services Management (Flight Services Specialization)
  • Tourism – Services Management (Meetings, Conventions and Events Specialization)
  • Flight Services – Operations and Cabin Management*
• Sheridan College
  • Tourism and Global Travel
  • Tourism and Travel
• St. Clair College
  • Hospitality - Hotel and Restaurant
  • Hospitality Management – Hotel and Restaurant
  • Tourism - Travel
• St. Lawrence College
  • Hospitality
  • Hospitality Management – Hotel and Restaurant
  • Tourism

Transfer Credits:

• ACCT*1220 Introductory Financial Accounting
• HROB*2090 Individuals and Groups in Organizations
• HTM*1070 Responsible Tourism Policy and Planning
• HTM*1160 Lodging Operations
• HTM*1700 Foodservice Management
• HTM*2010 Hospitality and Tourism Business Communications
• HTM*2030 Control Systems in the Hospitality Industry
• HTM*2070 Event Management
• HTM*2700 Understanding Foods
• HTM*3030 Beverage Management
• MCS*1000 Introductory Marketing
• MGMT*1000 Introduction to Business
• Hospitality and Tourism Management, Humanities, Social Science Electives

Students admitted via this pathway agreement will also be exempt from MGMT*1100 Business Career Preparation.

Program Information and Graduation Requirements:

View the Undergraduate Course Calendar

Transfer credits are determined by the Admission Committee of the program to which the student is admitted and where applicable, in accordance with any existing articulation agreement or pathway. The application of transfer credits will vary depending on the degree and specialization. All applicants must satisfy degree graduation requirements and residency requirement as outlined in the Undergraduate Calendar. More information about advanced standing applications can be found in the Undergraduate Calendar.

Diploma and Ministry Code:

• Hospitality Administration (MTCU Code: 63200)

Please see full list of eligible programs below.

U of G Program:

• Bachelor of Commerce in Hospitality and Tourism Management (OUAC Program Code: GQT)

ONCAT Pathway ID: 2887

Graduates of an Ontario College Advanced Diploma in Hospitality Administration may be eligible to apply the University of Guelph’s Bachelor of Commerce with a major in Hospitality and Tourism Management. Prospective applicants must have a minimum cumulative average of 75% (B), as well as successfully completed MHF4U Advanced Functions (or an approved equivalent). Successful applicants will receive up to 10.0 transfer credits through this Pathway.

Contacts:

• Pathways Advisor; pathways@uoguelph.ca

Eligible Diplomas:

• Georgian College: Hospitality Administration – Hotel and Resort
• Humber Polytechnic: Tourism and Hospitality Administration – International

Transfer Credits:

• ACCT*1220 Introductory Financial Accounting
• HROB*2090 Individuals and Groups in Organizations
• HTM*1070 Responsible Tourism Policy and Planning
• HTM*1160 Lodging Operations
• HTM*1700 Foodservice Management
• HTM*2010 Hospitality and Tourism Business Communications
• HTM*2030 Control Systems in the Hospitality Industry
• HTM*2070 Event Management
• HTM*2700 Understanding Foods
• HTM*3030 Beverage Management
• MCS*1000 Introductory Marketing
• MGMT*1000 Introduction to Business
• Hospitality and Tourism Management, Humanities, Social Science Electives

Students admitted via this pathway agreement will also be exempt from MGMT*1100 Business Career Preparation.

Program Information and Graduation Requirements:

View the Undergraduate Course Calendar

Transfer credits are determined by the Admission Committee of the program to which the student is admitted and where applicable, in accordance with any existing articulation agreement or pathway. The application of transfer credits will vary depending on the degree and specialization. All applicants must satisfy degree graduation requirements and residency requirement as outlined in the Undergraduate Calendar. More information about advanced standing applications can be found in the Undergraduate Calendar.

If you have completed or are completing a Pre-Health Science Pathway to Advanced Diplomas and Degrees (MTCU Code: 41599) at an Ontario college, you may be eligible to use this credential towards admission to a degree program at the University of Guelph.

Applicants are highly encouraged to maintain a minimum cumulative average of 75% in the certificate program.

Successful completion of this certificate can be used in lieu of the following Ontario high school courses:

• ENG4U English
• MDM4U Data Management
• SBI4U Biology
• SCH4U Chemistry

In addition to the minimum cumulative average of 75%, certificate courses corresponding to the above listed 4U courses may also be subject to minimum grade requirements. This minimum grade requirement is subject to the discretion of the admission committee for the degree program to which you are applying, and you are therefore encouraged to contact the admission counsellor for your desired program listed at the bottom of the page

Depending on the program to which you are applying, you may still be required to present proof of successful completion of additional high school courses or approved equivalents, such as MHF4U Advanced Functions, MCV4U Calculus and Vectors, or SPH4U Physics.

Transfer Credits:

Successful applicants are not eligible to receive transfer credits for courses completed in the certificate.

Please Note: Students and graduates of the Pre-Health Science Pathway to Certificates and Diplomas (MTCU Code: 41598) are not able to use that certificate to fulfill any of our admission requirements.

For general information please email:

• Pathways Advisor; pathways@uoguelph.ca

Diploma and Ministry Code:

• Computer Programmer Analyst (MTCU Code: 60503)
• Software Engineering Technology (MTCU Code: 60504)

Please see full list of eligible programs below.

U of G Program:

• Bachelor of Computing, General (OUAC Program Code: GCB)
• Bachelor of Computing, Honours in Computer Science (OUAC Program Code: GCH)

ONCAT Pathway ID: 2790 or 3108

Graduates of a Computer Programmer Analyst or Software Engineering Technology Ontario College Advanced Diploma may be eligible to apply the University of Guelph’s Bachelor of Computing in either the General stream or with a major in Computer Science. Prospective applicants must have a minimum cumulative average of 75% (B), as well as successfully completed MCV4U Calculus and Vectors (or an approved equivalent). Successful applicants will receive up to 10.0 transfer credits through this Pathway.

Contacts:

• Pathways Advisor; pathways@uoguelph.ca

Eligible Diplomas:

• Algonquin College: Computer Programming and Analysis
• Canadore College: Computer Programmer Analyst*
• Centennial College
  • Software Engineering Technology*
  • Artificial Intelligence – Software Engineering Technology*
  • Game – Programming*
  • Software Engineering Technology – Interactive Gaming*
• Conestoga College
  • Computer Programmer/Analyst
  • Computer Programming/Analyst
  • Software Engineering Technology*
• Durham College:
  • Computer Programming and Analysis
  • Computer Programmer Analyst
• Fanshawe College:
  • Computer Programmer Analyst
  • Computer Programming and Analysis
• George Brown College:
  • Computer Programmer Analyst
  • Computer Programming and Analysis*
• Georgian College:
  • Computer Programmer Analyst
  • Computer Programming and Analysis
• Humber Polytechnic: Computer Programming and Analysis
• Niagara College:
  • Computer Programmer Analyst
  • Computer Programming and Analysis*
• Sault College: Computer Programmer Analyst
• Seneca Polytechnic: Computer Programming and Analysis*
• Sheridan College:
  • Computer Systems Technology – Systems Analyst
  • Computer Systems Technology
• St. Lawrence College:
  • Computer Programmer Analyst
  • Computer Programming and Analysis

*Includes Collaborative, Co-op, Fast-Track, Hybrid Optional Co-op, and Online options, if offered.

Transfer Credits:

• CIS*1300 Programming
• CIS*1910 Discrete Structures in Computing I
• CIS*2030 Structure and Application of Microcomputers
• CIS*2430 Object Oriented Programming
• CIS*2500 Intermediate Programming
• CIS*3530 Data Base Systems and Concepts
• Computer and Information Science and Free Electives

Program Information and Graduation Requirements:

View the Undergraduate Course Calendar

Transfer credits are determined by the Admission Committee of the program to which the student is admitted and where applicable, in accordance with any existing articulation agreement or pathway. The application of transfer credits will vary depending on the degree and specialization. All applicants must satisfy degree graduation requirements and residency requirement as outlined in the Undergraduate Calendar. More information about advanced standing applications can be found in the Undergraduate Calendar.

Diploma and Ministry Code:

• Hospitality (MTCU Code: 53200)
• Food and Beverage Management (MTCU Code: 53201)
• Tourism (MTCU Code: 53205)

Please see full list of eligible programs below.

U of G Program:

• Bachelor of Commerce in Hospitality and Tourism Management (OUAC Program Code: GQT)

ONCAT Pathway ID: 2886

Graduates of a Hotel and Restaurant Management 2-year diploma, a Food and Beverage Management 2-year diploma, or a Tourism and Travel 2-year diploma may be eligible to apply the University of Guelph’s Bachelor of Commerce with a major in Hospitality and Tourism Management. Prospective applicants must have a minimum cumulative average of 75% (B), as well as successfully completed MHF4U Advanced Functions (or an approved equivalent). Successful applicants will receive up to 10.0 transfer credits through this Pathway.

Contacts:

• Pathways Advisor; pathways@uoguelph.ca

Eligible Diplomas:

• Algonquin College
  • Hospitality – Hotel and Restaurant Operations Management
  • Tourism – Travel Services
• Cambrian College:
  • Hospitality – Hotel and Restaurant
  • Tourism
• Centennial College
  • Restaurant Operations – Food and Beverage Management
  • Hotel Operations Management – Hospitality*
  • Hospitality – Hotel Operations Management*
  • Tourism
  • Food and Beverage Management*
• Conestoga College
  • Hospitality and Tourism Management
  • Food and Beverage Management - Hotel and Restaurant Operations*
  • Hospitality Management – Hotel and Restaurant*
  • Tourism – Destinations and Travel Management*
• Confederation College
  • Tourism - Travel and Eco-Adventure
• Durham College
  • Hospitality – Hotel and Restaurant Operations Management
  • Hospitality Management – Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism
  • Tourism – Destination Marketing
• Fanshawe College
  • Hospitality - Hotel and Resort Services Management*
  • Hospitality Management – Hotel*
  • Food and Beverage Management*
  • Hospitality Management – Food and Beverage*
  • Tourism – Travel
• Fleming College
  • Hospitality – Hotel and Restaurant Operations
  • Hotel and Restaurant Management
  • Tourism
  • Tourism - Global Travel*
• George Brown College
  • Hospitality – Hotel Operations Management
  • Hotel Management
  • Food and Beverage Management
  • Food and Beverage Management – Restaurant Management
• Georgian College
  • Hospitality - Hotel and Resort Operations Management
  • Tourism
  • Tourism - Marketing and Product Development
• Humber Polytechnic
  • Hospitality - Hotel and Restaurant Operations Management
  • Hospitality - Event Management
  • Hospitality Management
  • Kaohsiung Food and Beverage Management - International
  • Kaohsiung Hospitality Management - International
  • Tourism - Travel Services Management
  • Tourism Management – Travel Industry Services
  • Kahosiung Tourism and Travel Services – International
• La Cité Collégiale
  • Hôtellerie - Gestion des services d'hébergement et de restauration
  • Tourisme
• Lambton College
  • Hospitality and Tourism Management
  • Hospitality - Culture, Leadership and Operations
  • Tourism – Operations Management*
• Mohawk College
  • Tourism
  • Tourism and Travel
• Niagara College
  • Hospitality – Hotel and Restaurant Operations*
• Sault College: Hospitality Management – Hotel and Resort
• Seneca Polytechnic
  • Hospitality - Hotel and Restaurant Services Management*
  • Tourism – Services Management (Global Tourism Business Specialization)*
  • Tourism – Services Management (Travel Services Specialization)*
  • Tourism – Services Management (Flight Services Specialization)
  • Tourism – Services Management (Meetings, Conventions and Events Specialization)
  • Flight Services – Operations and Cabin Management*
• Sheridan College
  • Tourism and Global Travel
  • Tourism and Travel
• St. Clair College
  • Hospitality - Hotel and Restaurant
  • Hospitality Management – Hotel and Restaurant
  • Tourism - Travel
• St. Lawrence College
  • Hospitality
  • Hospitality Management – Hotel and Restaurant
  • Tourism

*Includes Advanced Standing, Compressed, Co-op, Hybrid, Online, and Optional Co-op options, if offered.

Transfer Credits:

• ACCT*1220 Introductory Financial Accounting
• HROB*2090 Individuals and Groups in Organizations
• HTM*1070 Responsible Tourism Policy and Planning
• HTM*1160 Lodging Operations
• HTM*1700 Foodservice Management
• HTM*2010 Hospitality and Tourism Business Communications
• HTM*2030 Control Systems in the Hospitality Industry
• HTM*2070 Event Management
• HTM*2700 Understanding Foods
• HTM*3030 Beverage Management
• MCS*1000 Introductory Marketing
• MGMT*1000 Introduction to Business
• Hospitality and Tourism Management, Humanities, Social Science Electives

Students admitted via this pathway agreement will also be exempt from MGMT*1100 Business Career Preparation.

Program Information and Graduation Requirements:

View the Undergraduate Course Calendar

Transfer credits are determined by the Admission Committee of the program to which the student is admitted and where applicable, in accordance with any existing articulation agreement or pathway. The application of transfer credits will vary depending on the degree and specialization. All applicants must satisfy degree graduation requirements and residency requirement as outlined in the Undergraduate Calendar. More information about advanced standing applications can be found in the Undergraduate Calendar.

Bachelor of Applied Science, Child Studies

The Senate of Nipissing University has committed to reserve a minimum of 20 spaces each year in the Primary/Junior Bachelor of Education program for Bachelor of Applied Science (Child Studies) graduates who satisfy minimum admission requirements.

To be considered for admission, graduates must complete their degree program with a minimum 75% average in their best 10 credits.

Admission decisions will be made by Nipissing University in accordance with its relevant policies. Interested students should contact Nipissing University directly about admissions and preferred electives.

Diploma and Ministry Code:

• Landscape Design (MTCU Code: 63905)

U of G Program:

• Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (OUAC Program Code: GLA)

ONCAT Pathway ID: 2721

An articulation agreement between Fanshawe College and the University of Guelph provides up to five places per year for graduates of the Landscape Design Ontario College Advanced Diploma who have a minimum cumulative grade point average of B (70.00%). The actual number applicants accepted will be based on individual qualifications and existing BLA class size. All applicants are required to submit a portfolio and a Background Information Form. Successful applicants will receive up to 10.0 transfer credits through this articulation agreement.

Please submit your Background Information Form (BIF) according to the submission instructions on the form, and send your portfolio digitally to blapc@uoguelph.ca by March 1st.

Portfolio requirements:

• include 10-20 examples of previous design work or projects that demonstrate the range of your creative abilities (e.g. drawings, photographs, artwork, musical compositions, woodworking, written work, photographs, construction projects or engineering designs).
• brief description of each creative piece
• include table of contents
• exercise creativity in the overall design and organization
• one digital file (Adobe pdf). Do not include links to sites or other digital portfolios.
• maximum file of 20 MB

Submission instructions:

• Please save your digital portfolio as one file (Adobe pdf) using the following naming convention: Last name_First name_BLA_portfolio).
• Submit as an attachment to the following e-mail addresses by March 1: blapc@uoguelph.ca
• Include your full name, Guelph Student ID and previous/current program name and institution.

Transfer Credits:

• LARC*1100
• LARC*1950
• LARC*2020 Foundational Design Studio
• LARC*2100 Landscape and Site Analysis
• LARC*2230 Planting Design
• LARC*2240 Plants in the Landscape
• LARC*2410 Site Engineering
• LARC*2420 Materials and Techniques
• LARC*3040 Site Design Studio
• LARC*3050 Urban Design Studio
• LARC*3430 Introduction to Landscape Construction
• LARC*3440 Landscape Construction and Documentation
• LARC*4610 Professional Practice
• Free Electives

Program Information and Graduation Requirements:

Transfer credits are determined by the Admission Committee of the program to which the student is admitted and where applicable, in accordance with any existing articulation agreement or pathway. The application of transfer credits will vary depending on the degree and specialization. All applicants must satisfy degree graduation requirements and residency requirement as outlined in the Undergraduate Calendar. More information about advanced standing applications can be found in the Undergraduate Calendar.

View the Undergraduate Course Calendar

U of G Program:

• International Development Studies - Dual Credential (OUAC Program Code: GEI)

The University of Guelph and Humber Polytechnic are excited to offer a new pathway for students to receive both a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in International Development Studies and an Ontario Graduate Certificate in International Development within four years.

This collaborative 3+1 program is open to students applying directly from high school, as well as students currently enrolled in the International Development Studies major.

Contacts:

• Pathways Advisor; pathways@uoguelph.ca

Learn more about the 3+1 program

Program Information and Graduation Requirements:

View the Undergraduate Course Calendar

Transfer credits are determined by the Admission Committee of the program to which the student is admitted and, where applicable, in accordance with any existing articulation agreement or pathway. The application of transfer credits will vary depending on the degree and specialization. All applicants must satisfy degree graduation requirements and residency requirements as outlined in the Undergraduate Calendar. More information about advanced standing applications can be found in the Undergraduate Calendar.

Diploma and Ministry Code:

• Biotechnology Technologist (MTCU Code: 61304)
• Chemical Engineering Technology (MTCU Code: 61303)
• Chemical Laboratory Technology – Pharmaceutical (MTCU Code: 61302)

U of G Program:

• Bachelor of Science (Biological Sciences majors) (OUAC Program Code: GSB)
• Bachelor of Science (Physical Sciences majors) (OUAC Program Code: GSP)

ONCAT Pathway ID: 2406

An articulation agreement with Seneca College enables graduates with a minimum B+ (75%) average from the advanced diplomas listed above to apply to the Bachelor of Science program at the University of Guelph.

In addition to a cumulative average of 75% or higher, all applicants must have successfully completed MHF4U Advanced Functions or MCV4U Calculus and Vectors (depending on the major to which they are applying), or an approved equivalent course.

Successful applicants will receive up to 10.00 transfer credits through this articulation agreement.

Contacts:

• Pathways Advisor; pathways@uoguelph.ca

Transfer Credits:

Biotechnology Technologist

• BIOC*2580 Introduction to Biochemistry
• CHEM*1040 General Chemistry I
• CHEM*2700 Organic Chemistry I
• MBG*3350 Laboratory Methods in Molecular Biology
• MICR*2420 Introduction to Microbiology and Immunology
• Biology, Computer and Information Science, Statistics, Microbiology and Immunology, and Free Electives

Students admitted via this articulation agreement will also be exempt from BIOL*1090, Introduction to Molecular and Cellular Biology.

Chemical Engineering Technology

• CHEM*1040 General Chemistry I
• CHEM*1050 General Chemistry II
• XSEN*3040 Occupational Health and Chemistry
• Biology, Computer and Information Science, Chemistry, Interdisciplinary Physical Science, Statistics, and Free Electives

Chemical Laboratory Technology – Pharmaceutical

• CHEM*1040 General Chemistry I
• BIOC*2580 Introduction to Biochemistry
• CHEM*2700 Organic Chemistry I
• XSEN*3030 Pharmacology and Applied Toxicology
• XSEN*3060 Pharmaceutical Analysis - Advanced
• XSEN*3090 Biopharmaceuticals
• Biology, Chemistry, Computer and Information Science, Statistics, Microbiology and Immunology, and Free Electives

Program Information and Graduation Requirements:

View the Undergraduate Course Calendar

Transfer credits are determined by the Admission Committee of the program to which the student is admitted and, where applicable, in accordance with any existing articulation agreement or pathway. The application of transfer credits will vary depending on the degree and specialization. All applicants must satisfy degree graduation requirements and residency requirements as outlined in the Undergraduate Calendar. More information about advanced standing applications can be found in the Undergraduate Calendar.

Diploma:

• Landscape Architectural Technology

U of G Program:

• Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (OUAC Program Code: GLL)

An articulation agreement between the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology and the University of Guelph provides up to five places per year for graduates of the Landscape Design Ontario College Advanced Diploma who have a minimum cumulative grade point average of B (70.00%). The actual number applicants accepted will be based on individual qualifications and existing BLA class size. All applicants are required to submit a portfolio and a Background Information Form. Upon admission, students will receive 10.00 transfer credits.

Please submit your Background Information Form (BIF) according to the submission instructions on the form, and send your portfolio digitally to blapc@uoguelph.ca by March 1st.

Portfolio requirements:

• include 10-20 examples of previous design work or projects that demonstrate the range of your creative abilities (e.g. drawings, photographs, artwork, musical compositions, woodworking, written work, photographs, construction projects or engineering designs).
• brief description of each creative piece
• include table of contents
• exercise creativity in the overall design and organization
• one digital file (Adobe pdf). Do not include links to sites or other digital portfolios.
• maximum file of 20 MB

Submission instructions:

• Please save your digital portfolio as one file (Adobe pdf) using the following naming convention: Last name_First name_BLA_portfolio).
• Submit as an attachment to the following e-mail addresses by March 1: blapc@uoguelph.ca
• Include your full name, Guelph Student ID and previous/current program name and institution.

Transfer Credits:

• LARC*1100
• LARC*1950
• LARC*2020 Foundational Design Studio
• LARC*2100 Landscape and Site Analysis
• LARC*2230 Planting Design
• LARC*2240 Plants in the Landscape
• LARC*2410 Site Engineering
• LARC*2420 Materials and Techniques
• LARC*3040 Site Design Studio
• LARC*3050 Urban Design Studio
• LARC*3430 Introduction to Landscape Construction
• LARC*3440 Landscape Construction and Documentation
• LARC*4610 Professional Practice
• Free Electives

Program Information and Graduation Requirements:

Transfer credits are determined by the Admission Committee of the program to which the student is admitted and where applicable, in accordance with any existing articulation agreement or pathway. The application of transfer credits will vary depending on the degree and specialization. All applicants must satisfy degree graduation requirements and residency requirement as outlined in the Undergraduate Calendar. More information about advanced standing applications can be found in the Undergraduate Calendar.

View the Undergraduate Course Calendar

DNU Program:

• Bachelor of Computer Science and Technology

U of G Program:

• Bachelor of Computing, Honours in Computer Science (OUAC Program Code: GCT)

The University of Guelph and Dalian Nationalities University (DNU) in Liaoning, People’s Republic of China, have signed an articulation agreement which allows students successfully completing the first two years of the DNU Bachelor of Computer Science and Technology degree with a minimum 73% (B) grade point average to be considered for admission to the Computer Science major of the Bachelor of Computing program with up to 10.0 advanced standing transfer credits.

Applicants will be required to provide evidence of English proficiency in accordance with the U of G’s minimum language requirements, as well as submit an official English translation of their official DNU transcript of results to the U of G as part of the admission process. Interested students should contact Admission Services for more information.

Contacts:

• Pathways Advisor; pathways@uoguelph.ca

Program Information and Graduation Requirements:

View the Undergraduate Course Calendar

SNU Program:

• Bachelor of Tourism Management

U of G Program:

• Bachelor of Commerce in Hospitality and Tourism Management (OUAC Program Code: GHT)

The University of Guelph and Shandong Normal University (SNU), Shandong China have signed an articulation agreement which allows students successfully completing the first two years of the SNU Bachelor of Tourism Management degree with a minimum 73% (B) grade point average to be considered for admission to the Hospitality and Tourism major of the Bachelor of Commerce program with up to 9.50 advanced standing transfer credits.

Applicants will be required to have successfully completed at least two (2) years of the SNU program (i.e.10 full credits), including the Advanced Mathematics (1 and 2) courses, of the SNU Bachelor of Tourism Management; provide evidence of English proficiency in accordance with the U of G’s minimum language requirements; submit an official English translation of their official SNU transcript of results to Guelph as part of the admission process. Interested students should contact the Admissions Office for more information.

Contacts:

• Pathways Advisor; pathways@uoguelph.ca

Program Information and Graduation Requirements:

View the Undergraduate Course Calendar

LPU Program:

• Bachelor of Science Honours in Agriculture

U of G Program:

• Bachelor of Science in Agriculture

U of G and the Ontario Agricultural College have established a new admission pathway for agriculture science students at Lovely Professional University (LPU) to complete their Bachelor of Science in Agriculture at U of G.

Requirements:

• Successful completion of four terms (2 years) in the LPU Bachelor of Science Honours in Agriculture with a minimum cumulative average of 65%
• Successful completion of English (ENG4U), Advanced Functions (MHF4U) and 2 of Biology (SBI4U), Chemistry (SCH4U), Physics (SPH4U), or equivalent (e.g., CBSE Class XII English, Mathematics and 2 of Biology, Chemistry, Physics).

Note: Students admitted through this pathway will fulfill the English (ENG4U) and Biology (SBI4U) specific subject pre-requisite requirements; therefore, only 1 additional core science is required (Chemistry SCH4U or equivalent is recommended).

Transfer Credits:

• AGR*2050 Agroecology
• AGR*2470 Introduction to Plant Agriculture
• BIOL*1050 Biology of Plants & Animals in Managed
• Ecosystems
• BOT*2100 Life Strategies of Plants
• FARE*1400 Economics of the Agri-Food System
• FARE*2700 Survey of Natural Resource Economics
• STAT*2040 Statistics I
• Agriculture, Humanities, and Math Electives

Contacts:

• Pathways Advisor; pathways@uoguelph.ca

Program Information and Graduation Requirements:

View the Undergraduate Course Calendar

NMIMS Program:

• Bachelor of Business Administration in Hospitality Management

U of G Program:

• Bachelor of Commerce, major in Hospitality and Tourism Management

U of G and the Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics have established an admission pathway for hospitality management students at Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS) to complete their Bachelor of Commerce in Hospitality and Tourism Management at U of G.

Requirements:

• Successful completion of four terms (2 years) in the NMIMS Bachelor of Business Administration in Hospitality Management program with a minimum cumulative average of 75%

Note: The MHF4U pre-requisite specific subject requirement will be considered met on account of an equivalent Math being offered by NMIMS and/or the student completing MATH*1030 in their first semester at U of G

Transfer Credits:

• HTM*1700 Introduction to Foodservice Management
• MCS*1000 Introductory Marketing
• MGMT*2150 Introduction to Canadian Business Management
• ACCT*1220 Introductory Financial Accounting
• HTM*1160 Lodging Operations
• HTM*1070 Tourism Planning and Policy
• HTM*2010 Hospitality and Tourism Business Communications
• MCS*2020 Information Management
• HTM*2700 Understanding Foods
• HTM*2070 Event Management
• HTM*3090 Restaurant Operations Management
• Free and Humanities Electives

Contacts:

• Pathways Advisor; pathways@uoguelph.ca

Program Information and Graduation Requirements:

View the Undergraduate Course Calendar