Coast Mountain College

To be recognized for past educational performance you may transfer up to 75% of the credits required for your credential.

These credits must be from an accredited post-secondary institute and the minimum mark must C grade (60%). Students educated by BC post secondary institutions should refer to the BC Transfer Guide to see if credit has been established with CMTN or one of the provincial research universities. In order to receive transfer credit at CMTN you must be a registered student.

Courses recognized in the BC Transfer Guide

If your course appears in the BC Transfer Guide, it means that the course has an articulation in place. Please submit a Transfer Credit Request Form [PDF] and an official transcript. Transcripts are considered official when they are submitted in the envelop from the institution you attended (most institutions can mail transcripts directly to the college).

Courses not formally articulated

For courses that are not formally articulated, course outlines will need to be submitted in addition to the Transfer Credit Request Form [PDF] and official transcripts. Course outlines can be submitted at the time of the request, either in person, by mail or as PDF attachments in an email to info@coastmountaincollege.ca. Remember to include “Transfer request” and your CMTN student number in the subject line.

If you want to request pre-approval to receive credit for a course not yet complete at another BC post-secondary institution, please complete the Transfer Credit Letter of Permission Request Form [PDF]. You can either print it off and mail it to the Registrar’s Office or fill it out, save it to your computer, and attach it to an email. Please send it to: info@coastmountaincollege.ca and include “Letter of Permission form and your student number” in the subject line. Allow 6-8 weeks for this review to take place and the Registrars Office will email the outcome of the review. If approved, official transcripts must be submitted to award credit.

Coast Mountain College encourages applicants from all over the world. If you have been trained outside the province of British Columbia, you are still eligible to receive transfer credits, but you will need to submit additional documentation to support your transfer credit. Documentation will differ if you were educated in another Canadian province or if you were trained in another country.

Submit a Transfer Credit Request Form [PDF], an official transcript and course outlines for each of the courses you would like to be considered for credit. Transcripts are considered official when they are submitted in the envelop from the institution you attended. The course outlines can be sent in with the request form as PDF attachments or submitted separately to info@coastmountaincollege.ca.

Subject matter experts are the college will be consulted to see if the content matches the level and curriculum of the course your have requested credit for. Please allow 6-8 weeks for this review to take place and the Registrars Office will email the outcome of the review.

Submit a Transfer Credit Request Form, a comprehensive evaluation of your credential. Comprehensive evaluations can be obtained in BC through the International Credential Evaluation Service (ICES). All costs associated with this evaluation are the responsibility of the student, and students should expect additional time for ICES to complete the review. Similar to an official transcript, ICES comprehensive evaluations will be considered official when they are submitted in the sealed envelop from the ICES (the ICES can mail the comprehensive evaluation directly to the college).

For more information see our Transfer Credit Policy and Transfer Credit Procedures Policy.

If you require any assistance with processes above please contact the Articulation Officer who handles both of these requests.

Contact
Tel: 1.877.277.2288
info@coastmountaincollege.ca

Website
coastmountaincollege.ca
Transfer Credit 

Updated 2020