How will my credits transfer to Queen's College?

I'm planning to transfer to Queen's College and I want to make sure my current credits transfer smoothly. Does anyone have experience with how this process works at Queen's? Are transfer credits generally accepted?

Transferring credits typically involves a review process by the receiving school, in this case, Queen's College. They will examine your transcripts and assess whether the coursework you completed matches the content, level, and standards of their courses.

The details of how this process is carried out can vary quite significantly from college to college. However, most colleges have a department that handles credit transfers, and they'll review each of your previous courses to determine its equivalency. They often have articulation agreements with other institutions that lay out exactly how courses transfer between the two schools.

Usually, if the class you took at your previous institution is comparable to a class offered at Queen's, and you achieved a minimum grade (often a C or better), you are likely to receive credit for it. Courses, where you received a grade of "D" or lower, or vocational, technical, remedial, or non-academic courses, are usually not eligible for transfer.

To ensure a smooth process, it's recommended that you speak directly to an admissions counselor or transfer advisor at Queen's. They'll be able to guide you through the process and let you know what to expect, and can even sometimes pre-assess your credits informally to give you an idea of what might be accepted.

It's also important to get everything in order and to provide all the necessary documents. Make sure to request official transcripts from your current institution – you'll need these for the transfer process.

Keep in mind that while your credits may transfer, it doesn't necessarily mean they will all apply towards your intended major. You will need to check this with your department once you enroll.

Remember, the transfer process might take a bit of time, so it's good to start early and remain patient through the entire process. Good luck to you!