Assessment
If you do not meet the admission requirements for your program of choice, you may be required to complete an assessment. Assessments help determine an applicant’s academic readiness for their selected program of study.
To make arrangements to complete an academic assessment at the The Pas or Thompson Campus, or another location, please email assessment@ucn.ca
Invigilation Services
The Assessment Centre provides secure, professional invigilation services for both UCN and external examinations in a supervised testing environment. Whether you are completing an exam for a UCN course or through another education institution or organization, our team is committed to ensuring a fair, secure, and supportive testing experience.
To arrange an examination at the The Pas or Thompson Campus, please email assessment@ucn.ca
Transfer Credit
If you have completed post-secondary coursework at UCN or another recognized institution, you may be eligible to transfer those credits toward your UCN program.
Transfer credit recognizes your previous academic achievements and may reduce the number of courses required to complete your credential. Each course submitted for transfer is evaluated by the appropriate academic faculty to determine whether it is equivalent to a UCN course.
Transfer credit is assessed to determine course equivalency and how it may be applied to your program requirements and may be granted where appropriate. If you would like to begin the Transfer Credit process, please reach out to your Academic Advisor.
For more information about Transfer Credit, please email transfercredit@ucn.ca
The fees schedule for the above services can be found at https://ucn.ca/registrars-office/
Recognition of Prior Learning
Your learning extends beyond the classroom. Through employment, volunteer work, community involvement, and other life experiences, you may have developed valuable knowledge and skills that can be recognized for academic credit.
RPL provides eligible students with the opportunity to demonstrate prior learning and apply it toward a UCN credential by recognizing knowledge and competencies you have already achieved. RPL may be assessed through a variety of methods (examinations or tests, assignments or projects, skills demonstrations, portfolio assessment). Each assessment is evaluated to determine whether your prior learning meets the outcomes of a UCN course or program.
For more information about Recognition of Prior Learning, please email transfercredit@ucn.ca
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