End of Exchange
Haskayne International Exchange Program
Back Home & End of Exchange
Welcome back! Your exchange adventure might be over, but there’s still work to do—and plenty of ways to make the most of your experience.
Confirm Your Transfer Credit
If you didn’t get your courses assessed before you left, check your handbook for the steps to confirm transfer credit. Keep all relevant documents handy to make the process smooth.
Order Your Transcripts
We accept electronic transcripts, but they must be official. This can mean:
- Emailed directly from your partner school
- Sent by you through a transcript delivery system (like MyCred)
- Provided via email with a link on the transcript that we can use to verify it’s official
Some partner schools automatically send transcripts, while others require students to order them. Check your institution’s process so nothing falls through the cracks.
Plan Your Next Steps
- Book a session with one of our career advisors to discuss how your exchange experience can support your career goals
- Update your resume, LinkedIn, or portfolio with new skills and experiences
- Think about what’s next—future programs, internships, or more study abroad opportunities
Wrap Up Financial & Administrative Tasks
Check if any financial aid, scholarships, or grants need to be reconciled, confirm outstanding tuition or fees, and submit any required expense reports.
Health & Safety
Ensure any health insurance coverage from your exchange has ended properly and follow up on any medical needs from your time abroad.
Share Your Experience
Complete our End of Exchange Survey (link will be emailed) and reflect on your time abroad. We also invite you to share photos and connect with future outgoing students—your insights are incredibly valuable!
Stay Connected
Keep in touch with friends, professors, or your host family abroad, and consider joining alumni or exchange networks to maintain those international connections.
Pro Tip
Keep a digital folder of highlights, contacts, official documents, and reflections—it’s a great resource for applications, essays, or just reminiscing later!