What Program to choose to transfer credits to aerospace engineering?

In summary, the speaker is planning to attend a University in Ontario for aerospace engineering, but is considering taking a different program in Vancouver in case they do not get accepted. They plan on reapplying for the aerospace engineering program in the future. They mention that there are no aerospace engineering programs in Vancouver, but suggest some other good universities in the area. The speaker also acknowledges that there have been other similar discussions on this topic.
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I am planning on going to a University in Ontario to take a program in aerospace engineering but I may not get in, so I want to prepare for that. What program should I take in Vancouver so that I can transfer all of the credits into an aerospace engineering program a year or two down the road? I plan on applying again then, which I assume I can do. Also, they don't have any aerospace engineering programs here, only Ontario. Some good Universities here are SFU, UBC, UVic and BCIT is also good. Any general suggestions would be good too
 
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Isn't this the third thread dealing with aerospace engineering programs in Ontario within a couple of days?
 
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Yeah I seen a couple other people post similar topics, kinda weird. I posted one myself. This is different topic though.
 

FAQ: What Program to choose to transfer credits to aerospace engineering?

What are the top programs for transferring credits to aerospace engineering?

The top programs for transferring credits to aerospace engineering vary depending on the individual's academic background and goals. Some popular programs include Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Purdue University, and Georgia Institute of Technology.

How do I know if my credits will transfer to a specific aerospace engineering program?

The best way to determine if your credits will transfer to a specific aerospace engineering program is to contact the admissions office of the program or university you are interested in. They will be able to provide you with information on their credit transfer policies and evaluate your transcripts.

Is it possible to transfer credits from a non-engineering program to an aerospace engineering program?

Yes, it is possible to transfer credits from a non-engineering program to an aerospace engineering program. However, the acceptance of these credits will depend on the specific program and university's credit transfer policies. It is important to contact the admissions office for more information.

Are there any specific GPA requirements for transferring credits to an aerospace engineering program?

Many aerospace engineering programs have a minimum GPA requirement for transferring credits. This requirement may vary depending on the program and university. It is best to check with the admissions office to determine the specific GPA requirement for your desired program.

Can I transfer credits from a community college to an aerospace engineering program?

Yes, it is possible to transfer credits from a community college to an aerospace engineering program. Many universities have partnerships with community colleges and have specific transfer agreements in place. It is important to check with the admissions office of your desired program to determine their transfer policies.

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