This list is not comprehensive but can be used as a guide to transfer credit that we have recently offered past students who attended this institution.
Course equivalents
| Southwest Jiaotong University course | USask course |
|---|---|
| ECCM 121 The Principles of Microeconomics | ECON 111.3 |
| ECCM 122 The Principles of Macroeconomics | ECON 114.3 |
| ECCM 211 Business Statistics | COMM 104.3 OR STAT 245.3 |
| ECCM 212 Theoretical Microeconomics | ECON 211.3 |
| ECCM 213 Theoretical Macroeconomics | ECON 214.3 |
| ECCM 221 Marketing | NO CREDIT |
| ECCM 222 Modern Industrial Organization | ECON 343.3 |
| ECCM 223 Financial Accounting | NO CREDIT |
| ECCM 224 Money and Bank | ECON 311.3 |
| ECCM 225 International Economics | ECON SR.3 |
| ENSC 121 & 121-L General Physics I & Lab | PHYS 115.3 |
| ENSC 122 & 122-L General Physics II & Lab | PHYS 117.3 |
| ENSC 211 & 211-L General Chem I & Lab | CHEM 112.3 |
| ENSC 212 & 212-L General Chem II & Lab | CHEM 115.3 |
| ENSC 213 Probability and Statistics | STAT 245.3 OR GE 210.3 |
| ENSC 221 & 221-L General Biology I & Lab | BIOL 120.3 |
| ENSC 221 & 221L General Biology I & Lab | BIOL 120.3 |
| ENSC 222 & 222-L General Biology II & Lab | BIOL 121.3 |
| ENSC 223 Differential Equation | MATH 238.3 |
| ENSC 224 Engineering Graphics | NO CREDIT |
| ENSC 225 Foundation of Electronic Circuits | PHYS 155.3 |
| UNIV 111 The Western Heritage | HIST JR.3 |
| UNIV 112 Logic | PHIL JR.3 |
| UNIV 113 Introduction to Computer | CMPT 100.3 |
| UNIV 114, 115 & 123 Calculus I, II & III | MATH 110.3 + MATH 116.3 + MATH 225.3 |
| UNIV 121 Sociology | SOC 111.3 |
| UNIV 122 Program Design | CMPT 141.3 Cmpt 111.3 (prior to 2016) |
| UNIV 211 Psychology | PSY 120.3 OR PSY 121.3 |
| UNIV 212 Linear Algebra | MATH 266.3 |
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Disclaimer
The information contained on this page may change at any time without notice. Transfer credit is at the discretion of the receiving institution. A course equivalence does not mean an automatic credit. Some of the reasons why credit may not be granted by an institution are:
- A course may not fit a program.
- Some institutions require a minimum number of courses to be completed at that institution (residence).
- Some academic units require a minimum grade in order to grant credit.
- Some academic units will not credit courses taken more than 5 (or 8, or 10) years previously.
Students who are already working towards a degree program and who want to take courses from another institution must request a letter of permission from their home institution to ensure they receive credit.
This listing is not comprehensive.