Transfer credit
Future Students
If you have previous education or training, you may be eligible for credit toward your TRU program. Credit can be awarded in several ways at TRU.
Post-Secondary Education
If you have attended a recognized post-secondary institution, you may be awarded transfer credit at TRU.
Learn moreOther Types of Learning/Training
If you have other types of learning/training (e.g., work experience, vocational training, etc.) that is not academic, you may be eligible for Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition (PLAR) credit.
Learn moreAdvanced Standing & Enriched Programs
If you are a new TRU applicant with International Baccalaureate (IB), Advanced Placement (AP) or Graduate Certificate of Education (GCE) A-Level courses, review further information here.
Learn morePartnership Agreement
If you are applying to TRU under a partnership agreement, refer to the appropriate TRU department for domestic or international agreements.
Transfer credit pathwaysLetter of Permission
If you are a current TRU student wishing to take a course elsewhere, you will need to consult with your program advisor and obtain a letter of permission (LOP) to ensure that the course will be recognized for transfer credit at TRU and fulfills your program plan.
Download PDFStudy Abroad
If you are a TRU student who wishes to study abroad for a semester or more during your TRU program.
Learn moreTransfer Credit Process
Learn how the transfer credit process works for undergraduate and graduate programs.
Transfer Credit FAQs and Definitions
Frequently asked questions about transfer credit Transfer credit definitionsStill Have Questions?
If you are not a TRU student yet and have questions, contact Future Students.
If you are currently a TRU student and have questions, contact your academic advisor.
