Ontario Council on Articulation and Transfer (ONCAT), formerly known as the College University Consortium Council (CUCC), was established in 1996 by what is now the Ministry of Colleges and Universities. The council serves as an advisory body that helps in devising direct routes of transfers between postsecondary institutions for all students in Ontario, Canada.
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| - Ontario Council on Articulation and Transfer (ONCAT), formerly known as the College University Consortium Council (CUCC), was established in 1996 by what is now the Ministry of Colleges and Universities. The council serves as an advisory body that helps in devising direct routes of transfers between postsecondary institutions for all students in Ontario, Canada. (en)
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| - Ontario Council on Articulation and Transfer (ONCAT), formerly known as the College University Consortium Council (CUCC), was established in 1996 by what is now the Ministry of Colleges and Universities. The council serves as an advisory body that helps in devising direct routes of transfers between postsecondary institutions for all students in Ontario, Canada. Ontario has a binary system of postsecondary education that consists of colleges and universities. The structure has been static and intentional for long, with only minimal mobility to offer between the two sides, which created resistance and, therefore, demanded the development of a more articulated system. The Provincial government in 1996 initiated the CUCC program. The council offers voluntary memberships to all postsecondary institutions. CUCC aids in the creation of a bridge program while maintaining the autonomy of colleges and universities according to the created agreement. In 2011, John Milloy announced his plans to construct a new centralized system of credit transfer which led to the evolution of CUCC into “Ontario Council on Articulation and Transfer” (ONCAT). This council has an implied jurisdiction over OCUTG; currently known as the “Ontario Postsecondary Transfer Guide” (OPTG). ONCAT was created to enhance academic pathways and reduce barriers faced by students who are looking to transfer between public colleges and universities, and indigenous institutes in Ontario. (en)
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