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• Admitted students will be granted credit transfer equivalent to one year of full-time study.
• Normally, only those courses completed during the last five (5) years will be considered for transfer.

• Ontario university degree in Social Sciences (Psychology, Sociology, Education) (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

Minimum Course Grade Required (if applicable)

70.00%

Minimum Grade for Admission≥ 70%

Pathway Requires Previous Program Graduation Yes

Bridging

Bridging Requirements have not been defined for this pathway.

Program Residency Requirement

No information provided.

For more information on academic and credit transfer policies, including residency requirements, visit the institutional profile.

For more information on academic and credit transfer policies, including residency requirements, visit the institutional profile.

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• This transfer pathway shall be continuous from year to year.
• Students enrolled in the receiving institution at the time of the notice of termination will be given the opportunity to complete their studies based on the terms of the transfer pathway.

No additional pathway documentation available.

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