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You have to complete 2 online learning credits or be sure to complete an opt-out form
If you are looking at attending University you will need to have 6 University (U)/Mixed (M) courses. Your program may have specific requirements as well so be sure to check the OUAC (Ontario University Application Centre) link or head to the specific school website to find admission requirements.
Thinking about university? Don’t miss this chance to explore your options! Ontario’s universities are coming together to host live virtual presentations where you can:
Learn about programs, student life, and the application process
Hear directly from university staff and current students
Ask questions and get real answers
Connect with the schools you’re most interested in and receive personalized info
You must register to attend.
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If you are looking at attending College you need to have Grade 12 College level English (ENG4C) and whatever the program-specific requirements are. Ontario College Application Centre (OCAS) has information about specific programs and admission requirements.
ScholarshipsCanada.com helps Canadian students find scholarships and financial aid. It offers a search tool to match students with scholarships based on their profile and study interests.
ScholarTree is an online platform designed to help Canadian students find scholarships and apply directly through the site. It simplifies the scholarship search by matching students with opportunities they qualify for, based on their profiles.
The service is free for students and aims to streamline the scholarship application process, saving time and effort.
Student Awards helps Canadian students find scholarships and financial aid for their education. It offers a searchable database of scholarships based on criteria like location and study level, along with resources for applying and tips for success. You can subscribe to receive scholarship updates via email.
SMCDSB offers various options to help finance your education. Awards are organized by category, with details on the description, deadline, value, and website to help you refine your search.
Additional scholarships and bursaries are listed below.
Do you enjoy writing, visual art, media, or building things? Would you like to put your talents toward a chance to win $1000? Then enter this years OSSTF/FEESO Student Achievement Awards competition. The theme is 2 Gether > 1 -Together Is Greater Than One. Eight students from across the province will be chosen. Any questions can be directed to Tracey Marshall at student.achievement.awards@osstf.ca
Are you a high school student making a difference in your community? The RE/MAX Quest for Excellence Scholarship is your chance to be recognized,and rewarded,for your leadership and impact. RE/MAX Canada is offering 40 scholarships to students across Canada who show a strong commitment to community service and leadership.
Applications no later than March 6, 2026
Email Guidance for post-secondary or graduation questions at cmccauley@smcdsb.on.ca