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Learn How To Transfer Credits

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About Transfer Alberta

Find out how Transfer Alberta enhances learning opportunities for post-secondary students. Learn more about Transfer Alberta, ACAT, the transfer process, and get answers to frequently asked questions about transfer credit.
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Transfer Alberta: Between Institutions

Learn how to transfer credits for your post-secondary studies between programs and institutions. Your pathway may involve changing your program or institution after you've earned course credits. Find out how to transfer your post-secondary education between Alberta institutions.
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Transfer Alberta: Post-Secondary Paths

Create your unique learner pathway through post-secondary programs at Alberta institutions. Whether you’re leaving high school, or building a new career, Alberta post-secondary institutions offer programs that match your interests and financial supports to help pay for them.
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Transfer Alberta: Search

Find out whether courses or programs are transferable between post-secondary institutions.
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Transfer International Education

If you have international education, find out how to get assessed. Access educational, transfer or assessment resources.
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Study Abroad: Choose the Right Program

If you’re thinking about studying abroad, give yourself plenty of time to research your options and find the opportunity that’s right for you.
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Dual Credit: Get a Head Start on Your Career

You don’t have to wait to graduate from high school to start your post-secondary education. As early as grade 10, you can take dual credit courses to learn about a skilled trade or profession and get you ready to enter the workplace sooner.

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Transfer Alberta: Post-Secondary Admission

Explore programs that can help you gain admission to Alberta post-secondary institutions. To meet admission requirements, you may need to upgrade your education or writing skills, or transfer high school or post-secondary courses. Your prior experience may also be worth credit.
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Graduate School Admission and Application Process

Specific admission requirements are different for each school and program. Always confirm the specific graduate requirements and deadlines for your program of interest.
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Apply for Admission

ApplyAlberta is an online application and transcript transfer system that anyone can use to apply to undergraduate programs at one or more of Alberta's 26 publicly-funded post-secondary institutions.