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Cross-Faculty Transfer to the Bachelor of Physical and Health Education
APPLICATION
Queen's Engineering, Commerce or Nursing students who wish to transfer to the Bachelor of Physical and Health Education program must submit an application to through the Ontario Universities' Application Centre (OUAC) using a 105D Application by 1 June. Exceptions to this procedure are Queen's Arts and Science students. Current Arts and Science students who wish to switch into Physical and Health Education may request this change using an online application process which will become available May 16th at www.queensu.ca/artsci.
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
To be eligible for admission consideration to the Bachelor of Physical and Health Education program, students
- must have a minimum GPA of 3.0
- must have taken a university preparatory course in Biology
- must have more transferable* credit units passed than transferable credit units failed
A student having attempted 132.0, or more, units at the time of assessment and has a Cumulative GPA of less than 1.90 will be deemed ineligible to proceed to an Honours Degree. The academic standing "Ineligible to Proceed to an Honours Degree" shall be placed on the student's transcript. More information is available on Academic Regulation 13.8.1.
*Transferable credit units are those with equivalent credit units in the Faculty of Arts and Science.
TRANSFER CREDITS
Undergraduate Admission provides a "Statement of Transfer Credit Units" to students admitted to the Bachelor of Physical and Health Education program. This form lists the passed transferable courses and their equivalents in the Faculty of Arts and Science. Not all courses in other Faculties / Schools have equivalents. Transferable courses that were not passed count as failures in the Faculty of Arts & Science. These are noted on the "Statement of Transfer Credit Units" and count towards the overall number of Failures on a student's record.
Cumulative GPA Calculation
Your academic record will continue to be relevant in your new plan. Courses that were not passed in your previous plan will count as failures in the Faculty of Arts and Science.
Please note that all credits will transfer to Arts and Science, Kinesiology, Physical and Health Education and Music. For more information please refer to Academic Regulation 10 and Academic Regulation 13.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
After accepting an offer of admission to the Bachelor of Physical and Health Education program, students should contact Kathy Jackson, Undergraduate Chair in the School of Kinesiology and Health Studies.