Skip to main content

Bow Valley College

Body
 
Body
 
Body
Body

BOOK A
VIRTUAL VISIT

Virtual visits are approximately 60 minutes in length.

GO

 

BOOK AN
IN-PERSON VISIT

In-person visits are approximately 90 minutes in length.

GO

 

Body

ENROLMENT SUPPORT

The Enrolment Team is your main point of contact for admission inquiries, program information, and scheduling campus visits. We’ll help you navigate the admissions process and we’d love to hear from you!

403-410-2900

1-800-461-1222

 Enrolment@ambrose.edu

 

Body
 

Bow Valley College Students: Finish Your Degree at Ambrose

Ambrose University makes it easy for you to finish your degree by building upon your Bow Valley College courses, which are  eligible for transfer into the degree programs below. We also have specific pathways for you to use your Addictions Studies, Child and Youth Care or Justice Studies diploma programs towards our Behavioural Science degree. ​

 

Choose from any one of our Arts & Science programs

Ambrose Arts

Humanities

 

Transferring to Ambrose

Many Bow Valley College courses are eligible for transfer credit to Ambrose and new agreements are being negotiated on an ongoing basis. Check here to see how your courses can transfer to Ambrose.

If you have completed 15 credits (5 courses) or more and have CGPA of 2.0 or higher, you can apply to Ambrose as a Transfer Student.

To apply, you must submit official transcripts of your post-secondary studies as well as your official high school transcripts. Once you have submitted all required documents, along with an application for admission, the Office of the Registrar will complete a transfer evaluation to determine transferability of your previous post-secondary studies. Transfer credits are determined on a case-by-case basis.

If you have a CGPA of less than 2.0, or are on Academic Probation at Bow Valley College, you can still apply for admission and may be considered for admission on the basis of a Dean’s Recommendation.

Ambrose University is a member of the Alberta Council on Admissions and Transfer (ACAT). ACAT publishes the transfer agreements that member institutions negotiate with each other. These agreements specify how courses may be accepted for credit by the partner institutions in ACAT.

As a Transfer Student, you can also apply for transfer scholarships. Click here for entrance scholarship information.