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
| Wilfrid Laurier University course | uSask course |
|---|---|
| BIO 223 MOLECULAR GENETICS | BIOL 316.3 |
| BIO 224 GENETICS ANALYSIS | BIOL 226.3 |
| BIOL 110 UNIFYING LIFE PROCESSES | BIOL 120.3 REVIEWED JAN 2020 |
| BIOL 111 BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY AND EVOLUTION | BIOL 121.3 REVIEWED JAN 2020 |
| BIOL 216 + BIOL 217 HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY I & II | PHSI 208.6 |
| BIOL 236A CELL AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY | BMSC 220.3 REVIEWED JAN 2020 |
| BIOL 276 LIFE ON EARTH: MICROBES | BMSC 210.3 REVIEWED DEC 2019 |
| BIOL 417 IMMUNOLOGY | MCIM 321.3 |
| CHEM 202 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I. FUNDAMENTALS | CHEM JR.3 DOES NOT MEET DENTISTRY PRE-REQUISITE CHEM 250 |
| CHEM 202 + CHEM 203 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I FUNDAMENTALS + II STRUCTURE AND FUNCTIONAL GROUP CHEMISTRY | CHEM 250.3 REVIEWED JAN 2020 |
| CHEM 250 INTRO TO BIOCHEMISTRY | BMSC 200.3 REVIEWED DEC 2019 |
| CHEM 350 BIOCHEMISTRY I | BMSC 230.3 REVIEWED DEC 2019 |
| CPTG 104 INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING | CMPT 140.3 |
| HE 330 HUMAN NUTRITION AND HEALTH | NUTR 120.3 REVIEWED DEC 2019 |
| HN 220 + HN 320 HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY + HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY II: CONTROL AND INTEGRATION | PHSI 208.6 REVIEWED DEC 2019 |
| MATH 100 INTRO CALCULUS FOR NATURAL SCIENCE | MATH 104.3 |
| MATH 101 CALCULUS I FOR NATURAL SCIENCE | MATH 125.3 |
| PC 131 MECHANICS | PHYS JR.3 |
| PC 131 + PC 132 MECHANICS + THERMODYNAMICS AND WAVES | PHYS 115.3 + PHYS JR.3 |
| PC 132 THERMODYNAMICS AND WAVES | PHYS JR.3 |
| PC 141 MECHANICS FOR THE LIFE SCIENCES | PHYS JR.3 REVIEWED JAN 2020 |
| PC 142 Thermodynamics and Waves for the Life Sciences | PHYS JR.3 |
View another institution
See if we have already granted credit for courses from your institution.
Select an institution
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.