Your RPL request has been approved — now what?
When you are awarded transfer credit (CR) or equivalency credit (EQ), it is important to understand the impact it may have on various aspects of your educational journey.
It is your responsibility to ensure that the total amount of RPL awarded will not:
To find your results, view our Finding Your Results guide (pdf).
Refunds are not provided for individual courses that have been approved through credit transfer or equivalency for full-time students.
You may be eligible for a refund if you:
You can earn up to 75% of your total program credits through RPL. This means that at least 25% of your program credits must be completed at ½ûÂþÌìÌÃ.
In the event you have been awarded more than 75% of your program credit you must choose which RPL to accept.
You are considered a full-time student if you are enrolled in at least 60% of your program’s full-time course load per term. This means:
Important: Changing to part-time status may impact:
If the approved amount of transfer credit and/or equivalency credit result in a negative impact to your loan, funding, or immigration status, and you choose to reject approved credit:
Act quickly to avoid:
If you are an international student, it is especially important to understand how RPL may affect your status.
To maintain your study permit, you must remain a full-time student. If credit awarded though RPL reduces your course load below 60%, you may be considered part-time, which could affect:
When you receive the results of your RPL application it is important to carefully review the credits received to ensure your full-time student status is not impacted:
It is your responsibility to ensure that accepting RPL credits does not affect your immigration status.
If you are unsure which courses to accept or reject, contact your Academic Chair or Coordinating Instructor for guidance.
If you are unsure how accepting RPL may affect your status or eligibility, contact international@nbcc.ca