Applying to University
APPLYING TO UNIVERSITY
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A good place to start researching Universities is to attend the UIP (University Information Program). At UIP you can speak to a representative from each of Ontario’s 21 universities all in one location. It is a great opportunity to ask questions, research schools, and find out about their programs. |
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If you are more of a bookish researcher, the Ontario Universities is a great starting point. Ontario Universities Resource Guide 2019
We also recommend www.electronicinfo.ca. For a more personalized approach, you can go to www.myblueprint.ca and login into your account to research programs you’re eligible to apply to with the grade 12 courses on your current timetable.
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You are not alone in the application process! Our guidance counsellors will help you complete your university applications. We begin applications in early November, after we receive PINs from the Ontario University Application Centre (OUAC). The application deadline for students is January 17.
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Still have more questions? These one-pagers may have the answers you are looking for:
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Accessibility for Students with Disabilities: Ontario universities are committed to creating equal access to higher education for all academically qualified students with disabilities. Go to OUAC to connect with each university in Ontario and their accessibility contacts and resources. |
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