Durham College has over 1600 different pathway options for our students to explore. Come to our 2026 Pathways Fair to learn all about them! Pre-Event Reminders: Browse available pathways in DC’s Pathways Guide Check your eligibility for admission by browsing through our partner institution profiles within Ontario, across Canada and Internationally. Can’t find your program? Contact institutions directly, many offer general credit transfer policies. Visit ontransfer.ca for more Ontario transfer opportunities. Check the Fair Attendee list to see when institutions will be on your campus. Book a meeting with a member of the Transfer Services to discuss the pathway opportunities available for your program. Pathway opportunities Ontario Institutions Explore your pathways options within the GTA and the rest of Ontario. Learn More Canadian Institutions Explore your pathway options outside of Ontario. Learn More International Institutions Explore your pathway options outside of Canada. Learn More Pathway FAQs How do I apply? If you are applying to a university within Ontario, you will apply through the Ontario University Application Centre. You must submit both your high school, college and/or university transcript through OUAC. If you are applying to a college within Ontario, you will apply through ontariocolleges.ca. To be considered for credit transfer or advanced standing, it is advised that you submit a transcript for previous education through the application process. If you are applying to a school outside of Ontario, you should consult the institution’s website to learn about their application processes for college transfer students. What's the deadline to apply? Admission is offered at the discretion of the institution you are transferring to. If you do not meet the minimum grade requirements, you should contact the institution to determine the options that are available. In some cases, this may require upgrading your grades. What if I don’t meet the minimum grade/GPA requirement for the program I want to get into? Admission is offered at the discretion of the institution you are transferring to. If you do not meet the minimum grade requirements, you should contact the institution to determine the options that are available. In some cases, this may require upgrading your grades. I graduated a few years ago, am I still eligible to transfer to a degree? Each institution sets its own transfer policies and procedures, which includes the age of credits it will recognize for transfer. Typically, courses in areas where changes happen often will expire sooner than others (such as computer courses). Consult the institution you’re interested in attending to learn more. Will Universities/Colleges look at my high school grades? You must submit both your high school and college marks when applying to university, however, most institutions will base their admission decision on your college marks. Consult with the institution you’re interested in attending if you have concerns about your high school marks factoring into your admission. I’m thinking about pursuing a degree, where can I go? DC Students can transfer to any post-secondary institution. What will differ from one institution to the next is the amount of credit you will receive. You can begin exploring opportunities in Durham College’s Transfer Guide. You may also search the Ontario Postsecondary Transfer Guide (ONTransfer) or check out the profile page for the institutions you’re interested in attending. If you’re considering an institution outside of Ontario, you should search the institutions website to learn about their transfer policies/procedures.
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