Admission to a degree program at a college or university is based primarily on the calculated average grade in your top 6 grade 12 “4U” and “4M” level courses.

• Prerequisites specific to a program are almost always included in the top 6;

• Minimum averages in specific courses may be required (e.g. 70% in ENG4U or MHF4U);

• Courses taken outside of day school (e.g. summer school, private school) MAY be treated differently;

• You must complete your Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD);

• Some programs will require an audition, portfolio, or supplementary application to ensure you have the appropriate entry skills and/or applicant profile.

You can find information about the specific admission requirements for each Ontario degree program at: http://ontariouniversitiesinfo.ca/programs

Once accepted…

All offers made by colleges and universities are conditional.

• Admission offer will state a minimum average you must meet by the end of grade 12.

  • • failure to maintain the stated conditions will result in the withdrawal of an offer.

    • failure to graduate (including completion of your 40 hours of Community Involvement) will result in the withdrawal of an offer.