How do I use the college credit(s)?

Applying for a Humber Full-Time Program?

We hope you will return to Humber for a full-time program. Check our website www.humber.ca for an overview of all the exciting programs Humber offers.

If you are accepted into a Humber program or a program at another College, you might be eligible for transfer credit for your Dual Credit course(s).

You will need 50% or better in your Dual Credit course(s) to be considered for transfer credit at Humber. Note: being exempted for one course per semester will not lower the tuition costs – you will still be considered a full-time student.

How Do I Request a Transcript?

Once you have completed your course, visit the MyHumber website and click on How to Request an Official Humber Transcript.

How to use your Humber credit(s)?

If you have credit for more than one Dual Credit course toward your full- time program, you should speak to the Program Coordinator about how to organize your timetable. If you have more than one course credit, you may be able to spread the courses throughout the program.

Note: if you have advanced standing for one course and are taking a full-time program, you will still be considered a full-time student and will have to pay full tuition. You will save money on textbooks and will have one less course to take, BUT if you are taking four out of five courses, you are still considered a full-time student and pay full tuition.

Keep in mind that advanced standing depends on the affinity of the Dual Credit course. For example, there is no credit for a Landscape course toward the Police Foundations program, etc.

Here are the possibilities for transfer credit for your Humber Dual Credit course(s):

Humber Program Specific Courses

If you have been accepted into a Humber diploma program and have passed a Dual Credit course from that same program, your Dual Credit course can be used as a credit toward that specific program (or the same program in other colleges) as follows:

Humber Courses- Program Specific	Humber Course Code	Ministry Code	Diploma Program
Animation Art 1	ANMN100	AFR4T	3D Animation Art and Design
Basic Contemporary Culinary Skills	CULN 135	TUI4T	Culinary Management
Blueprint Reading	HMRN 100	TDD4T	Home Renovation Technician
Canadian Criminal Justice System	PFP101	HCF4T	Police Foundations or Community and Justice Services *Note: this course does not receive a credit toward the Humber Paralegal program*
Introductory Cosmetic Application	COSM101	TXI4T	Cosmetic Management
Introduction to Spa Management	BSPA 100	TXG4T	Esthetician/Spa Management
Life Drawing for Animation 1	ANMN 101	AFA4T	3D Animation Art and Design
Promoting Health and Safety	ECE 115	PPO4T	Early Childhood Education
Safety	HMRN 103	TSN4T	Home Renovation
Blueprint Reading	HMRN 100	TDD4T	Home Renovation
Studio Production 1	BRTV100	TGQ4T	Broadcast Television/Videography
Sustainable Horticultural Techniques	LAND121	THK4T	Landscape Technician
Theory and Practice of Film and Television	AFTV 102	TGD4T	Acting for Film and TV
Early Childhood-Promoting Health and Safety	ECE 115	PP04T	Early Childhood Education (ECE)
Life Drawing for Animation 1	ANMN 101	AFA4T	3-D Animation, Art and Design
Methods of Construction	CIVL 106	TDE4T	Sustainable Energy and Building Technology
Recreation and Sport Perspectives	RECL 111	PLG4T	Recreation and Leisure Services

General Education Elective (GNED) Courses:

In most cases, you should receive credit for Dual Credit General Education courses toward most diploma programs but some diploma programs require very specific general education courses. In a few cases, the GNED course you studied may not be eligible for credit in the program of your choice.

Humber General Education Elective course	Humber Course code	Ministry Code	Course Credit
Digital Culture	CULT 239	JEG4T	Credit toward most diploma programs – there might be exceptions
Educational Planning Seminar	GEPL 100	JBC4T	Credit toward the one and two year General Arts and Science programs.
Indigenous Perspectives on Music Film and TV	CULT 120	HBC4T	Credit toward most diploma programs – there might be exceptions
Sociology 1	GSOC 110	HSS4T	Credit toward the one and two year General Arts and Science programs or as an elective for most diploma programs – there might be exceptions
Social Psychology	PSYC 224	HBC4T	Credit toward most diploma programs – there might be exceptions

Need More Credits to Complete your OSSD

If you still need credits to complete your secondary school diploma, you are allowed to take up to four (4) Dual Credit courses.

Speak with your secondary school guidance counsellor about the possibility.

Math Centre

Writing Centre

Test Centre