Criminology - Woodsworth College - University of Toronto

Criminology2009/10 Undergraduate HandbookHow to Apply to the Criminology Program -Application Process for University Transfers including UTM and UTSCStudents transferring to the University of Toronto (Faculty of Arts and Science, St. GeorgeCampus) from another university or from the University of Toronto Mississauga or theUniversity of Toronto Scarborough should contact Admissions and Awards at 416.978.2190or www.adm.utoronto.ca for all undergraduate admission inquiries.Admission to the Criminology program is determined only after the transfer creditassessment is complete. Students seeking admission to the program based only on transfercredits should have a minimum 76% overall average in their previous studies. Results willbe communicated to the student in writing, by the Faculty of Arts and Science, in thetransfer credit assessment letter.Admission to the specialist program is determined by the Criminology Program Office.Transfer students who have previously studied criminology, who have been granted aminimum of 8 full transfer credits and have an overall 'A-' average in their previousundergraduate degree studies may submit a written request along with a copy of theirtranscripts and a copy of the transfer credit assessment letter to the UndergraduateCoordinator. The deadline is May 18, 2009. Results will be available on ROSI beginningJune 30, 2009.Transfer Credits for Newly Admitted StudentsTransfer credits are assessed by the Faculty of Arts and Science. It is important for transferstudents to submit their request for transfer credits as soon as possible after receiving anoffer of admission.If you have any questions regarding transfer credits please check the Arts and Sciencewebsite at www.artsci.utoronto.ca/current/undergraduate/tc4 W o o d s w o r t h C o l l e g e U n i v e r s i t y o f T o r o n t o