University Transfer
Bachelor of Science Transfer Routes
Location
Lloydminster
Credential
30 credits to Bachelor's Degree
Program Length
1 to 4 years
The most common bachelor of science routes are to the University of Alberta and the University of Saskatchewan.
This includes the pre-professional routes to:
- Dental hygiene at the U of A
- Medical laboratory science at the U of A
- Nursing at USask
- Nutrition at USask
More on BSc routes
| University of Alberta |
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You may choose to take one or two years of classes at Lakeland. This depends on your major and minor. Because we offer more courses in biology and chemistry, those subject areas work best for a earning 60 credits (2 years). Your route could be within a specific science specialization or honours degree. Check out all the science options at U of A. In addition, there are other BSc options:
You may also take a BSc as a requirement to enter medical school at the University of Alberta. |
| University of Saskatchewan |
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At the USask, you’ll choose one of 6 departments to complete your degree. Those options are:
How many courses you take at Lakeland depends on your major and minor.
Because Lakeland offers more biology and chemistry courses, those subjects work best for staying at Lakeland for 2 years.
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You aren't limited to these two universities. Lakeland students have transferred to other Western Canadian universities such as University of Lethbridge and University of Regina.
Talk to the academic advisor about your options as well as checking with the university that you plan to attend.
- You must also meet all the admission requirements of the degree-granting institution. This may include appropriate high school courses and averages.
- Admission is competitive. There may be quotas for number of students admitted to the degree program at the receiving institution.
- Some receiving institutions specify a minimum grade for transfer credit.
- If you change a program or receiving institution, be aware that there may not be room in the new program.