Block Transfer is when a group of courses, often in the form of a certificate, diploma, or associate degree, is recognized as a whole for transfer credit.

If you have a one-year certificate, including a trades foundation certificate (eight months of study or more), you are entitled to 15 credits of block transfer ...

Definition: The transfer and granting of credit for a group of completed courses from one institution to another without requiring course-by-course ...

To be eligible for the Block Transfer, you must present a minimum 3.0 GPA in the last 24 credits of the diploma program. If you do not meet the minimum GPA or ...

If you're completing the Minnesota Transfer Curriculum or have an an Associate of Arts degree, many of our colleges offer block transfer of credits.

Block Transfer is when a group of courses, often in the form of a certificate, diploma, or associate degree, is recognized as a whole for transfer credit. See ...

Credit gained through a block transfer pathway cannot be used for additional transfer credit in a second credential. Graduates from the same MCU-approved ...

Background & Scope. Block credit transfer occurs when a group of courses, often within a certificate or diploma program, is recognized for transfer credit.

Studies completed at an accredited publicly funded Ontario college, may be eligible for block transfer credits. · Courses that are repeated will only count once ... Seneca College · Centennial College · Humber College · Georgian College