Bachelor of Behavioural Science - Postsecondary Education Quality ...
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Board Requirements for<br />
Admission<br />
Humber<br />
Program Specific<br />
Regulations for<br />
Degreee in the<br />
electronic policies file<br />
for the complete<br />
requirements.<br />
Advanced<br />
Standing<br />
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<br />
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<br />
<br />
<br />
Credits accepted for<br />
admission to a degree<br />
program are in proportion<br />
to<br />
the affinity<br />
with and/or<br />
applicability to the<br />
specialist content <strong>of</strong> the<br />
program<br />
Are fair, reasonable and<br />
consistent<br />
Identify the bases on<br />
which the decision are<br />
made<br />
Limit the number <strong>of</strong> credits<br />
that will be awarded for<br />
prior diploma<br />
level study<br />
such that advanced<br />
standing to be awarded<br />
does not exceed:<br />
o<br />
67% credit for a 3<br />
year degree program<br />
from a 3 year diploma<br />
program<br />
o<br />
53% degree level<br />
credit for<br />
a 3-year<br />
degree program from<br />
a 2 year diploma<br />
program<br />
o<br />
65% degree level<br />
credit for<br />
a 4-year<br />
degree from a<br />
completed 3 year<br />
diploma<br />
o<br />
40% degree level<br />
credit for<br />
a 4 year<br />
degree program from<br />
a completed 2 year<br />
diploma program<br />
Require a gap analysis<br />
Ensure the degree level<br />
standard and<br />
program<br />
learning outcomes are met<br />
Identify any requirements<br />
Block transfer credits<br />
are based on program<br />
affinity and are<br />
determined throughh a<br />
gap analysis<br />
comparing provincial<br />
diplomaa outcomes to<br />
required degree<br />
outcomes. Block<br />
transfer credits do not<br />
exceedd the guidelines<br />
established in the<br />
PEQAB<br />
benchmarks.<br />
Students are required<br />
to meett all degree<br />
level outcomes in<br />
order too graduate.<br />
Students are also<br />
required to fulfill the<br />
20% breadth<br />
requirement.<br />
Residency<br />
requirement: Transfer<br />
<strong>of</strong> credit for courses,<br />
including those<br />
obtained through a<br />
Letter <strong>of</strong> Permission,<br />
may normally replace<br />
no more than 75% <strong>of</strong><br />
the course credits in<br />
apply program. Credit<br />
for courses obtained<br />
throughh Prior<br />
Learning Assessment<br />
and Recognition may<br />
normally replace no<br />
more than 50% <strong>of</strong> the<br />
course credits in any<br />
appliedd degree<br />
program. For degree<br />
programs, the limit on<br />
For this program,<br />
qualified transfer<br />
students from the<br />
two<br />
year Developmental<br />
Services Worker<br />
Ontario College<br />
Diploma program will<br />
receive a block<br />
transfer <strong>of</strong> 30 credits<br />
(25% <strong>of</strong> degree level<br />
study)<br />
towards the<br />
degree, which is<br />
within<br />
the guidelines<br />
set in the PEQAB<br />
benchmark.<br />
No bridging program<br />
is required. Students<br />
may be required to<br />
take some<br />
‘reachback‘ courses if<br />
they exhibit a greater<br />
gap than indicatedd in<br />
the analysis<br />
Qualified transfer<br />
students from two<br />
year Social Service<br />
Worker and the<br />
Community and<br />
Justice Services<br />
Ontario College<br />
Diploma programs will<br />
receive a block<br />
transfer <strong>of</strong> 15 credits<br />
(12.5%<br />
<strong>of</strong> degree level<br />
study)<br />
towards the<br />
degree, which is<br />
within<br />
the guidelines<br />
set in the PEQAB<br />
benchmark.<br />
No bridging program<br />
is required, although<br />
<strong>Bachelor</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Behavioural</strong> <strong>Science</strong><br />
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