What is the best Architecture university in Canada?

IF I take 3 courses at 1 University (In Canada) and decide to move to an other University next year!?

• ... In to a completely different program and with completely different degree-required courses. Will the GPA for my courses that I took in the first university (that are completely different and have no relation to the degree or courses I plan on taking for the second university) affect the GPA that I'll be getting at the second University? Like for example, if I got a GPA of 3.5 on the 3 courses that I took in my first university (which is on a completely different part of the country as well), and decided to forget about that major and do something completely different, and I start getting a GPA of 4.0 on the courses I'll be taking in the second university. Will my first three courses that I took at the first University institution bring my GPA down for the second university?!

• Answer:

  There's a few scenarios here: 1) Provided your new university accepts the credits you've already earned towards a new degree, then it is likely that new university will apply them as CR (credits) and it won't be counted in your GPA. 2) If you're taking a completely different degree with no relation to the courses you took, then the requirements in your new degree probably wouldn't include your past courses so could not be transferred. 3) If you ever wanted to use the courses (for professional school, masters etc) a school may ask for official transcripts from *both* schools. To an extent, you can't escape your grades (although UBC offers a 10 year rule where they completely disregard them if you ask them to) but newer good grades can also supplant older bad grades.