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New funding to expand choices for students transferring to 51��Ƶ

June 16, 2025

Students transferring to 51��Ƶ will soon have more support, thanks to a $75,000 grant from the . The funding will help 51��Ƶsync its transfer and pathways data with , a key resource for students exploring how to move between Ontario’s postsecondary institutions.

The project is part of ONCAT’s $2.04 million investment in 29 projects at colleges, universities and Indigenous institutes across Ontario. Georgian’s work is scheduled for completion by March 31, 2026.

ONCAT’s funding empowers institutions like 51��Ƶto collaborate and innovate in support of student success.

– Kevin Weaver, President and CEO of 51��Ƶ and Co-Chair of ONCAT’s Board of Directors

The project aims to make it easier for students to receive credit for their previous learning and work experiences and to confidently navigate their academic and career paths, said Julie Madden, Manager, Transfer and Applicant Services and project lead.

“51��Ƶis dedicated to supporting students on their educational journeys. Through simplified transfer processes and integration of expanded pathways and course equivalency offerings with ONTransfer, we’re making it easier than ever for students to explore opportunities and take the next steps in their education. Georgian’s committed to transformative education that will ensure a smooth, supportive transition for our students,” said Madden.

ONTransfer uses an artificial intelligence search engine to help students find pathways to specific programs, postsecondary institutions or cities, as well as how to use their credits from prior learning to transfer to new programs. The platform also shows anticipated completion dates, program fees, how many prior learning credits would be granted, and more.