Ontario Universities’ Fair
It's that time of year again!
The Ontario Universities' Fair (OUF) is back, and it's an excellent opportunity for students to explore their post-secondary options.
Please share the following information with your students:
The OUF offers both in-person and virtual events to help you connect with representatives from all Ontario universities.
In-person event: This is your chance to meet with university staff and students face-to-face, ask questions, and learn about programs, campus life, and more.
Virtual events: If you can't attend in person, these sessions are a convenient way to get the same great information from the comfort of your home.
This is a fantastic opportunity to gather all the details you need to make an informed decision about your future. For event dates, times, and more information, visit the official OUEvents website.
Instructions on How to apply for Post Secondary Schools
resource_guide.pdfGuidance Dialogues is a great resource which provides more information about each Ontario University in regard to requirements, supplementary applications,scholarship information etc.
October 3, 2025Post Secondary Information Session #1 will take place.This session will allow our guidance department to share the most recent credit counselling summary with our grade 12s and discuss the university and colleges application processes.
Need help applying to University or College?
Attend one of our help sessions on:
October 17
October 24
November 7
All sessions will take place in the library
On October 21 2025 FHCI’s Post-Secondary Fair will take place in the cafeteria between 10:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Thirty representatives from Ontario’s colleges and universities will be setting up a booth and are happy to answer any questions our students may have. Universities from outside of Ontario will be represented as well. This is a great way to learn more about schools that interest you!
On October 21, 2025 FHCI will host our Post-Secondary Fair for Families Evening! This event will take place in the cafeteria between 6:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Over 20 representatives from Ontario’s colleges and universities will have a booth and will be happy to answer questions that parents and students may have. Universities from outside of Ontario will be represented as well.
University/College Lunchtime Visits
Forest Hill will host individual information sessions for specific universities and colleges. These information sessions will be held during lunch in October and November. Don't miss the opportunity to speak to representatives from Ontario Universities and learn more about programs and admission requirements. Click on this link to view the schedule. This page will be updated as more post secondary visits are confirmed. Check back regularly!
Applying to Post-Secondary Schools Information Session(Slide Deck)
Applying to Post-Secondary Schools Information Session(Slide Deck)
Find out if they are the right path for you! Explore the many different types of trades and see if you're interested. College is a good pathway to help get you into a trade.
Study in UK (SI-UK)
Study in UK (SI-UK)
Study in UK is hosting a fair on September 27th, 2025.You can visit and speak with representatives from more than 60 schools in the United Kingdom.
They'll teach you the qualifications you'll need to practice in Canada (for example law or medicine)
Thinking about going to university? You really should check out the university fair this October. All the schools will be there, so you can tour around, talk to reps, and get a better sense of what their school can offer you! You will probably get a lot of school swag, too.
Register online: it's all free!
Apprenticeship Post Secondary.mp4How to use the Ontario Universities' Application Centre (OUAC)
How to use the Ontario Universities' Application Centre (OUAC)
Thinking of applying to university? The system changed a little bit from last year, so you get to do things differently!
The Guidance Department will have two information sessions for post-secondary planning. The first is on October 9th
To get you a head start, here are two videos you can watch on how to get your feet on the ground with OUAC.
Start with the video about how to use OUInfo: this will be an important resource for you for research.
Applying to College?
Applying to College?
Good for you!
Check out these two resources:
First, do some reasearch. You get to choose your own adventure, and this is where you start! Check out this website to see all the different programs available in Ontario.
When you know what you want to apply for, use this link to see a short video on how to complete your college applications through OCAS (Ontario College Application Service).
To book a tour and find more information for future students, go to https://humber.ca/future-students.html
George Brown College
Online Campus Tours and Information Sessions
https://www.georgebrown.ca/why-george-brown/learn-more/online-tours-information-sessions
Centennial College
Virtual Tours
https://www.centennialcollege.ca/visit-us/
FAQs
https://www.centennialcollege.ca/admissions/questions-and-answers/
Degree Study Options
Degree Study Options
Honours bachelor’s degrees – benefit from co-op opportunities, expert faculty and a curriculum connected to industry needs.
Diploma to degree pathway options – Seneca is #1 in pathways with a range of transfer options that includes a Seneca degree pathway for every Seneca diploma.
University transfer programs – students start their studies at Seneca and transfer to one of our partner universities (University of Toronto, York University or Trent University) to complete a diploma and degree in just four years.
For virtual tours and events, go to https://uwaterloo.ca/future-students/tours-events
For virtual tours and events, go to https://futurestudents.yorku.ca/tours
For Virtual events and campus tours, visit https://www.queensu.ca/admission/
For Virtual events and campus tours, visit https://admissions.carleton.ca/campustours/
For tours, go to https://www.dal.ca/admissions/open_house.html
If you're thinking of applying to OCAD or another school that requires a portfolio, we suggest getting some help putting it together. Check out OCAD's Portfolio Clinics!
For tours, go to https://www.guelphhumber.ca/futurestudents
For in-person or virtual campus tours:
Virtual Campus Tours and Information Sessions
https://www.trentu.ca/futurestudents/discover
Click on the slideshow to read what some of our FHCI Alumni would like to share with you.
Words of Advice from FHCI Alumni.pdfLanguage Requirements
Language Requirements
Rule of Thumb: If you did NOT begin your Grade 9 studies in Canada, you should check the language requirements of the universities/colleges you are applying to.
Each university and college will have very detailed guidelines and requirements on their website. Please check.
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