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Transfer Credit

Transfer credit is the recognition of credit for courses completed at another recognized post-secondary institution or in another RRC Polytech program. Transfer credit may be granted when the course has equivalent learning outcomes, standards, hours, and content.

Applying for Transfer Credit

Apply for Transfer Credit as soon as possible once your admission deposit has been paid.

  • Full-time Programs – Fall start date, apply before August 1 (or one month prior for other start dates).
  • Continuing Education Programs – apply as soon as you register for a course.

Notes:

  • Late applications may affect drop/add deadlines.
  • All requests must be made before the midpoint of the course.
  • The course removal process will follow the College’s Refund Policies and Procedures including Policy A22 – Academic Standards.
  • The date of course removal will reflect the date you submitted your application.

Orientation Sessions

The RPL Orientation Session will introduce you to RPL and transfer credit at RRC Polytech. RPL Orientation sessions are held monthly, online and in person, from September to June. During the RPL Orientation, you are encouraged to ask questions and see if your prior learning fits your course or program requirements.

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How to Apply

  1. Complete the Transfer Credit Request Form – log in to RRC Polytech HUB to access the form.
  2. Pay the transfer credit fee (missing fee payments will delay processing).
  3. Request Official Transcripts to be sent directly to RRC Polytech.
  4. Submit Course Outlines/Course Syllabus for the incoming course.
  5. For more information review the Guide to Complete the Transfer Credit Request Form and our Frequently Asked Questions.

Fees

All transfer credit fees are payable at the time a transfer credit request is made. If the fees are not paid the transfer credit request will not be processed. All fees are non-refundable, non-transferable, and subject to change.

Request TypeFee
Transfer Credit Request from a RRC Polytech program or another publicly funded Manitoba post-secondary institution.No fee
Transfer Credit Request from a Canadian post-secondary institution including private, vocational or religious institutions.$25 per course to a maximum of $125 per application.
Transfer Credit Request from a recognized international post-secondary institution.$75 per course to a maximum of $375 per application.
Request to extend transfer credit for courses older than five years (Manitoba, Canada and international).$75 per course in addition to other transfer credit fees.

How to Pay Fees

Contact the RRC Polytech Student Service Centre to make a phone payment with a credit card.

Learn more about how to pay the Transfer Credit Fees ›

Extending Transfer Credit Currency (if applicable)

Transfer credit is awarded when your previous courses (completed within the last 5-years) at a recognized post-secondary institution align and are equivalent to the learning provided by RRC Polytech. An exception may be made to extend the 5-year currency requirement if individuals have maintained their learning through work experience, or continued completion of an academic program at a post-secondary institution. Extensions beyond 10 years will not be considered. If your courses are older than 10 years, please contact the RPL Advisor for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) options that may be available to you.

Contact the Transfer Credit Officer to learn more about eligibility for extending transfer credit currency and the validation requirements.  In most cases, proof of employer verification of skills or evidence of continued use of learning in post-secondary education will be required. To proceed you will need to provide proof of current skills and knowledge related to the learning outcomes where credit is sought. Additional fees will apply.

RRC Polytech campuses are located on the lands of Anishinaabe, Ininiwak, Anishininew, Dakota, and Dené, and the National Homeland of the Red River Métis.

We recognize and honour Treaty 3 Territory Shoal Lake 40 First Nation, the source of Winnipeg’s clean drinking water. In addition, we acknowledge Treaty Territories which provide us with access to electricity we use in both our personal and professional lives.

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