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ONTARIO UNIVERSITY INFO:
ONTARIO UNIVERSITY INFO:
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Ontario Universities' Info (OUInfo)
Ontario Universities' Info (OUInfo) 2026 is live!
OUInfo is the only resource that is updated directly by the Ontario universities, making it a reliable one-stop shop for information.
Find and compare Ontario university programs, and research residences, scholarships, admission requirements and more.
Be sure to check out the enhanced search capabilities and easier-to-find links to OUEvents, Get Ready: Resources to Help You Prepare for University and other frequently visited links!
Universities update OUInfo throughout the year, so remember to check back regularly.
Ontario Universities' Events
Ontario's universities are excited to host a collection of in-person and virtual events in the fall where students can speak directly with university and student representatives. These events are free and anyone may attend.
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Link: Ontario Universities' Virtual Information Sessions
Great opportunity to get answers about programs, admission requirements, student life and much more
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Link: Tour and Events Calendar for Individual Ontario Universities (OUInfo)
Ontario universities continue to offer their own virtual events, tours, webinars, chats and more.
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OUEvents Registration - What You Need to Know
The OUEvents Pass is used for the Ontario Universities' Fair and Regional Fairs registration. It is a personalized QR code that allows registrants to instantly share their contact information with the universities they are interested in.
Information Sessions attendees must sign up for the virtual event to access the event website.
Individuals must complete their own registration for all OUEvents.
Ontario Universities' Fair (OUF)
September 27-28, 2025, 9:30 am to 5 pm daily, Metro Toronto Convention Centre, South Building.
University presentation rooms are back for 2025! Check the OUEvents website for more information and schedules.
Ontario Universities' Regional Fairs
Fair-style events hosted across Ontario from September 15 to October 17 (in Ottawa area from October 6 - 10)
Virtual Information Sessions
September 16, from 6-8 pm (ET), and November 10, from 5-7 pm (ET).
Event schedules will be posted closer to the dates of each event.
Learn more about each event: ouevents.ca.
University Information
OUAC provides a collection of helpful online resources for students.
I've Applied to an Ontario University - What's Next? [PDF] - This document contains links to promotional material about what's next in the application process, and other important information, such as deadlines, online resources and how to respond to an offer of admission.
Grade 11 and younger students: Get answers about university life, the application process, student life and much more at the Information Sessions virtual event for Grade 11 and younger students on May 22!
Grade 12 students: Beginning June 4, Ontario high school students can search for possible openings at Ontario universities on the OUAC website.
University Tours and Events: Ontario universities offer many March and spring break events, tours and webinars. Visit Tours and Events on OUInfo to find upcoming Ontario university offerings.
ONTARIO UNIVERSITIES - Application Resources
ONTARIO UNIVERSITIES - Application Resources
Check out these pages:
New Student Hyperdoc - "I've Applied to an Ontario University - What's Next?" [PDF]
This document contains links to promotional material about what's next in the application process, and other important information, such as deadlines, online resources and how to respond to an offer of admission.
Universities update OUInfo throughout the year, so remember to check back regularly.
OUAC Application
To ensure that you are correctly identified as a current Ontario high school applicant in your Undergraduate application, please ensure that you add the correct information for the "To Date" field and the OSSD question on the Education page.
The "To Date" for your current Ontario high school must be when you will finish Grade 12 ( between September 2024 and August 2025). If you are finishing Grade 12 in June 2025, you need to add "June 2025" as the "To Date". This applies to graduated students returning to take additional credits as well. If you add a "To Date" outside of this range, you will not be recognized as a current Ontario high school student.
For the question "Will you achieve your Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) by the end of the current school year, or have you already achieved it?", which is found in the 'Tell Us More' section on the Education page, you must select "Yes". You will then be prompted to add your OEN. If you answer "No", you will not be recognized as a current Ontario high school student.
OUAC Dates
A reminder about important OUAC dates.
September 19, 2024 - The Undergraduate Application is live!
Applications are due by January 15th.
The latest date that an Ontario University can send you a response to your application is May 29th.
June 3rd is the earliest date that you may be required to respond to an Ontario University offer of admission and give a financial commitment (ie: registration deposit, residence deposit, etc). All other admission-related elements, including scholarships, other forms of student assistance of financial incentives and offers of residence, are considered part of the offer of admission. Therefore, a student may accept these other offers before June 3, 2025, but Ontario Universities will not compel a student in any way to make a decision before this date.
OUT-OF-PROVINCE UNIVERSITIES
OUT-OF-PROVINCE UNIVERSITIES
If you are applying to out-of-province universities, you must apply directly to the institution by their deadline, and you will need to request your transcript from Student Services.
**Please request your transcript from Student Services at least 3 days before you need it**
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Eleven universities outside of Ontario have agreements with OUAC. Include your OUAC Reference Number (11 digits, ending with "0") if you are applying to the following schools, so that they can access your marks electronically.
*Acadia University *Bishop's University *University of British Columbia
*University of Calgary *Concordia University *Dalhousie University
*McGill University * University of Victoria *Saint Mary's University
*Simon Fraser University * University of New Brunswick
University Rankings from SchoolFinder
The Maclean's university rankings are out now, and there's lots to explore. Maclean's has even ranked schools based on the amount of scholarships and bursaries they offer to students! Start browsing the lists now.
OUAC Student Info 2024.pdfBridge to Campus
Bridge to Campus is a student-led nonprofit initiative that connects high school students to university mentors. We aim to guarantee a smooth transition into university for high school students, irrespective of their socioeconomic background, with all mentorship provided at no cost. We offer two services: one-on-one mentoring and webinars.
Our mentorship program pairs high school students with university students who share similar interests and extracurricular activities, allowing for personalized online meetings to discuss university admissions, campus life, and overcoming challenges.
Our webinars feature university students from various majors who share their experiences and answer live questions. Each school semester, we hold two webinars; the first semester focuses on Canadian university applications, and the second semester covers selecting the right Canadian university for each student.
Enriched Support Program (ESP) at Carleton University
ESP is a program which assists students who have the academic potential to succeed in a university setting, though whose grades are not necessarily reflective of this. The program offers various supports such as access to mentors, student advisors, academic coaching, and facilitated workshops, in order to assist students in achieving their academic potential.
Oftentimes, ESP students are those whose grades do not meet the requirements to gain initial admission into an undergraduate degree program. By completing a year in ESP, students are given the chance to complete credits that will count towards a degree program and later apply to gain admission into that program. Feel free to explore here for more information about our program.
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