Does University of New Brunswick give transfer credit for IB Economics HL?

At Saint John, the award is two named courses, each worth 3 ch: ECON 1013 (Introduction to Microeconomics) and ECON 1023 (Introduction to Macroeconomics). These are the standard prerequisites for the intermediate micro and macro sequence and are required courses in the Saint John Economics major and minor, so an incoming economics student may reach 2000-level courses sooner. Course access is not the same as program standing: the Economics programs set their own minimum grades (a C or better in required courses, with higher bars for honours), which transfer credit alone does not satisfy (see the Saint John and Fredericton Economics program rules).

At Fredericton, the chart awards only unassigned "1000-level Economics," not the named ECON 1013 and 1023 (which Fredericton titles Principles of Microeconomics and Principles of Macroeconomics). Before counting that generic credit toward a degree, confirm with the Economics department whether it satisfies named foundations, prerequisites, or major and minor requirements, since the Fredericton Arts and Science Economics programs list ECON 1013 and 1023 by name.