After You've Submitted an Application for Admission We will send you an acknowledgment by email shortly after we receive your application. Make sure
you take a look at the To Do List to make sure you haven't missed a step in your application. For all Management programs, Co-op Management programs, Co-op International Development Studies, and Paramedicine, complete your Supplementary Application
Form (SAF) before the deadline. You may be asked to have an interview for admission to certain programs (Co-op Management & International Business). You will be notified if an interview is necessary soon after we receive your application. You can verify contact information, any documents requested and received, selection decisions and confirm receipt of admission acceptance on the JOIN U of T portal. You can set up your JOIN U of T account as soon as you receive your U of T Applicant number. Applying to U of TGet ready to apply by choosing your program — or programs — and making sure you meet our admission requirements. Refer to Admissions Requirements for complete information about admission requirements for your intended program of study. In addition to meeting general university admission requirements, you may need to present specific subject prerequisites, or submit a personal profile or statement of interest. Application deadlines vary by program area. Find details about all application deadlines here.
ApplicationsThe application form you fill out for admission to undergraduate programs at the University of Toronto depends on your current situation — whether you’re a current Ontario high school student, an applicant from another Canadian province or territory, an international applicant, or in another circumstance. Consult the categories below to determine which application you need to submit. In all cases, you’ll apply through the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC) which processes applications to each of Ontario’s universities. You are permitted to submit one type of application only. If you submit more than one application, the University of Toronto will cancel the second without refund. For example, if you submit a 105 application, then submit an International application, the International application will be cancelled without refund. Current Ontario High School Students (OUAC 101 Application)You should complete the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC)’s 101 Application if you:
International Applicants (University of Toronto International Application)Use the University of Toronto International Application if you:
Prospective international applicants who wish to apply to other Ontario universities in addition to the University of Toronto should use the OUAC 105 Application (see below). If you have already applied with the OUAC 105 Application, you do not need to apply to the University of Toronto with the International Application. (If you submit both applications, your second application will be cancelled with no possibility of a refund.) Note that you will need to pay a non-refundable fee of $180. University of Toronto has contracted with the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC) to provide application processing services. When you begin the application process, you will be transferred to the OUAC website where you will complete and submit your application. You will be required to create an OUAC Account (if you do not already have one). You may have only one OUAC Account. Direct any application process questions to the OUAC. Full-Time Degree Applicants who are NOT current Ontario High School Students (OUAC 105 Application)You should complete the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC)’s 105 Application if you:
In addition to the OUAC application service fee, you’ll be required to pay a non-refundable University of Toronto supplementary fee of $90. Full-Time Degree Applicants Previously or Currently Registered as Students at the University of Toronto (University of Toronto Internal Application)Use the University of Toronto Internal Application if you:
If you’ve previously been a student at the University of Toronto and want to return to the same faculty or division you attended, get in touch with your former Registrar’s Office. They can help you determine whether you’re eligible to re-register, or if you must re-apply using this application. You will need to pay a non-refundable fee of $90. Important note for U of T Internal Transfer applicants: We will use your email address in the U of T Student Information System (ACORN) to send you application related messages & updates. If you wish to use a different email address, you will need to change it on ACORN or contact your Registrars Office. University of Toronto has contracted with the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC) to provide application processing services. When you begin the application process, you will be transferred to the OUAC website where you will complete and submit your application. You will be required to create an OUAC Account (if you do not already have one). You may have only one OUAC Account. Direct any application process questions to the OUAC. Applicants Intending to Study Part-Time (Part-Time Application)Use the Part-Time Application if you:
Note that students attending a daytime program in secondary school should NOT use this form. Instead, they should apply in the same way as applicants intending to study full time (using one of the OUAC Applications). Applicants currently registered at another institution are not eligible to enrol in the summer session. Part-time students can take courses during the day and evening (when available). Although most programs may be taken part-time, students who are only able to attend classes in the evening should consult the appropriate online timetable at University of Toronto. If you were previously registered at the University of Toronto and want to return to the same faculty or division you attended previously, contact your former Registrar’s Office to determine whether you are eligible to re-register or are required to re-apply using this application. Note that you will need to pay a non-refundable fee of $90. University of Toronto has contracted with the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC) to provide application processing services. When you begin the application process, you will be transferred to the OUAC website where you will complete and submit your application. You will be required to create an OUAC Account (if you do not already have one). You may have only one OUAC Account. Direct any application process questions to the OUAC. Non-Degree Applicants (Non-Degree Application)Use the Non-Degree Application if you wish to upgrade your university record to qualify for graduate school, a professional program, or for personal interest. Non-degree students enrol in arts, science or commerce/management degree credit courses, for which they have the prerequisites, but are not proceeding towards a degree. Admission consideration is based on your entire postsecondary academic record and your most recent annual average (GPA). Please get in touch with your former/current Registrar’s Office if you are a:
Please also be advised that:
Note that you will need to pay a non-refundable fee of $90. University of Toronto has contracted with the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC) to provide application processing services. When you begin the application process, you will be transferred to the OUAC website where you will complete and submit your application. You will be required to create an OUAC Account (if you do not already have one). You may have only one OUAC Account. Direct any application process questions to the OUAC. Details About Applying to U of TWe encourage you to apply well in advance of the posted deadlines. Spaces fill quickly and programs may close before the application deadlines listed (See Important Application Dates). Approximately one week after we receive your application we will send you an email acknowledgement that includes your JOINid/UTORid, your University of Toronto applicant number, and full information about the next steps in the application process. When we correspond with you it may be by email or by post (mailing address). Please ensure that your application information includes an active email address and up to date mailing address. Your eligibility for admission will be considered once your complete academic record and any additional information requested by the division to which you have applied have been received. You must submit full documentation for all secondary and post-secondary studies you have attempted. Be sure to submit all required documents in advance of the published supporting document deadlines. In considering students for admission and scholarships, the University reserves the right to give preference to students whose grades represent their first attempt. University policies on access to student records and personal privacy allow us to communicate only with the applicant unless we have the written permission of the applicant to discuss the application with a third party. We reserve the right to require recent, government-issued photo identification for verification purposes. The University of Toronto does not interact with agencies (educational “agents”) in order to recruit students to undergraduate programs. How your application is consideredWe first verify that you meet the University’s general admission requirements. These are basic requirements that all candidates must meet to be eligible for University of Toronto admission consideration. The general requirements, including our English language requirements, are outlined by educational jurisdiction in the Requirements section. Secondly, we assess whether you meet program-specific requirements for your intended area of study. Do you have the necessary subject pre-requisites and have you completed any required personal statement, supplementary application or audition? The University of Toronto does not have the capacity to admit all applicants who meet the minimum general and program-specific requirements. We seek to admit the best possible students on the basis of academic performance and potential, and will select students for admission based on competitive strength. The emphasis of our final assessment will be placed on the results of your most recent two years of study, including your marks in prerequisite courses, and on the strength of your supplemental information (personal statement, profile, etc) where this is required. However, we may also consider other aspects of your complete academic record including, but not limited to: consistency; where and when courses were completed; and the number of times any courses have been attempted. Recognizing that not all current Canadian high school applicants will be able to present results according to the usual timeline, U of T will make conditional offers of admission throughout the year on the basis of your available Grade 11 and 12 marks; this assessment is possible provided your record (OUAC record for Ontario high school applicants) shows that you are enrolled in all required Grade 12 courses. If a Grade 12 mark in a pre-requisite subject is not available, we will use the mark in the corresponding Grade 11 course. In Canadian jurisdictions where Diploma/Provincial exams are now optional, when considering an applicant’s final results for Fall 2022 admission, we will use the final mark on a transcript whether a Diploma/Provincial exam was written or not. While educational jurisdictions around the world are adjusting their evaluation methods, grading processes, or using alternative methods of assessment, such adjustments will not negatively effect Fall 2022 admission consideration. We will continue to monitor the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the school year and will be as flexible as possible throughout the admission process. Full disclosure of all academic information must be made at the time of application, and any request for special consideration must be submitted to Enrolment Services as soon as possible following your application. Globalization and ensuring diversity within the international student population is a key priority of the University of Toronto. We are committed to balancing our international student body so that a wide range of regions and countries are represented. This is essential to making sure that both our domestic and international students have a truly global experience, reflecting the many and varied viewpoints that international students bring to the classroom. When admission decisions are made, and alternate offersYou will receive a decision from all of the University of Toronto faculties you selected. Those who are not admitted to their selected program(s) may be considered for alternate programs and campuses, space permitting. Admission decisions are released between late-January and late May. It is always wise to apply and submit required documentation well in advance of deadlines in order to maximize your opportunities for admission consideration. WaitlistsAs a pilot for the September 2022 admissions cycle, we will be utilizing a waitlist for undergraduate admission for some program areas. Since we are unable to admit all students who have good academic records, our waitlist is an opportunity for eligible undergraduate applicants to be reconsidered for admission. Find out more about the waitlist. Residence decisionsIf you are interested in residence, you must complete a separate application. Go to StarRez to apply and to learn about the residence guarantee. Conditional Offers of Admission: How to keep your offer of admissionMost of our admission decisions are based on interim marks, and so our offers are typically conditional on achieving acceptable final standing. Students are expected to maintain consistent academic standing for the duration of their high school (and post-secondary, if applicable) studies. The terms of the offer, including conditions and specific minimum grade thresholds, are described in the terms and conditions section of your offer letter. Admitted students who do not meet the required condition(s) can expect to have their offer rescinded and will not be permitted to register. Fraudulent Information or DocumentationYou should be aware that when you submit your application you are required to certify that the personal information and documents submitted in the application, or to be submitted (all of which constitutes the application), are true, complete and correct in all respects. If evidence is found to the contrary, your admission to the University may be rescinded, your registration may be revoked, or you could be subject to additional academic penalties. Other universities may also be notified. If you are not admitted to U of TThe most common reasons for not being admitted to the University of Toronto:
Review of DecisionsAll admissions decisions are final. In extraordinary circumstances, a decision may be reviewed for procedural fairness and lawfulness. In the case of first-entry undergraduate admissions, requests for review should be uploaded to the applicant portal within seven (7) calendar days of the date of issue of the admission decision. For other academic programs, please consult the relevant website or office. Required DocumentsAfter you have applied for admission, visit join.utoronto.ca often to find complete information about the documents required to complete your application. You must submit full documentation (transcripts) for all secondary and post-secondary studies attempted. Depending on your academic background and/or the program(s) to which you have applied, you may also be required to submit the online ‘self-reported grades’ form, proof of English language proficiency, standardized test results, or other supplemental information. Notarized translations of any documents issued in a language other than English or French are also required. Whenever possible, transcripts and test scores must be submitted electronically. In the event that electronic submission of your results is not possible, you will be given the opportunity to upload your documents. The admissions committee will usually consider uploaded (unofficial) documents in order to make a provisional admission decision. However, official transcripts – received directly from the issuing institution – may be required at any time during the admission process, and are always required to finalize an offer of admission. When required, official transcripts should be mailed to: Enrolment Services, 172 St. George St., Toronto ON M5R 0A3. Documents received by Enrolment Services become the property of the University and will not be returned or forwarded to other institutions. We do not retain documents from previous applications. Do not submit any irreplaceable documents to Enrolment Services. How to Submit Required DocumentsFor the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering, please visit the Faculty’s website. Ontario High School (currently enrolled full-time)Your school will send Grade 11 and 12 results through the OUAC. All grades MUST be submitted via the OUAC; unsolicited Ontario transcripts/report cards will not be reviewed. Ontario High School (not currently enrolled or enrolled part-time)After you have applied, upload your transcripts and self-report your grades through join.utoronto.ca or the Engineering Applicant Portal. Quebec CEGEPProvide your Permanent Code on your OUAC application, allowing U of T to obtain your transcripts electronically from the OUAC. Canadian High Schools Outside of Ontario and QuebecAfter you have applied, upload your transcripts and complete the self-reported form through join.utoronto.ca or the Engineering Applicant Portal. U.S. High SchoolAfter you have applied, submit transcripts electronically via Parchment/Naviance. Where electronic transfer of documents is not possible, upload your transcripts. Complete the self-reported form through join.utoronto.ca or the Engineering Applicant Portal. Test scores (SAT/ACT/AP) must be sent electronically. International BaccalaureateAfter you have applied, upload your transcripts and complete the self-reported form through join.utoronto.ca or the Engineering Applicant Portal. Final IB results must be sent electronically by the IBO. GCE (British-Patterned Education)After you have applied, upload your transcripts and complete the self-reported form through join.utoronto.ca or the Engineering Applicant Portal. Final IGCSE/GCSE/O level and AS/A Level results must be issued by the appropriate exam board. High Schools Outside of Canada and the U.S.After you have applied, upload your transcripts and complete the self-reported form (if requested) through join.utoronto.ca or the Engineering Applicant Portal. If you are attending an international school that offers multiple curricula you must ask your school to specify the type of program in which you are enrolled and ensure that appropriate documents are submitted. Check join.utoronto.ca or the Engineering Applicant Portal for a list of documents required to complete your application. Universities and Colleges in OntarioSubmit your postsecondary transcripts electronically via OUAC. Universities and Colleges Outside of OntarioUpload your transcripts through join.utoronto.ca or the Engineering Applicant Portal. U.S. Universities and CollegesSubmit transcripts electronically via Parchment/Naviance. Go to Parchment (http://exchange.parchment.com/sign-up/), register for a student account and have your transcripts sent electronically to Enrolment Services. Where electronic transfer of documents is not possible, upload your transcripts through join.utoronto.ca or the Engineering Applicant Portal. Universities and Colleges Outside of Canada and U.S.Submit your transcripts electronically via Parchment/Naviance. Where electronic transfer of documents is not possible, upload your transcripts through join.utoronto.ca or the Engineering Applicant Portal. Check join.utoronto.ca or the Engineering Applicant Portal for a list of documents required to complete your application. Special ConsiderationIf your academic record has been negatively affected by disability related circumstances, or extenuating circumstances (such as a personal or family illness, tragedy, trauma or hardship), and your academic performance is slightly below the usual requirements for admission, the appropriate Admissions Committee may give special consideration. Although we cannot guarantee approval, each request will be reviewed on its individual merits. The deadline to request special consideration is the same as your deadline to submit supporting documents, although we do encourage you to submit your request as soon as possible (see: Important Application Dates). To be considered, you will first need to apply for admission to U of T (see above). You will then, complete the “Request For Special Consideration” form and submit relevant supporting documentation to Enrolment Services. You’ll be able to access the form through JOIN U of T after you’ve submitted your application. If you have any questions in advance of submitting your request, contact Enrolment Services by telephone for more information. Deferring an Offer of AdmissionIf you are unable to begin your degree studies this fall, you may request a one-year deferral of your offer of admission. Deferrals are not guaranteed and will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Deferral requests that are approved will include deferral of eligible entrance scholarship(s) awarded – check the terms of your award for conditions & eligibility – and the residence guarantee, if applicable. Deferral applications will be available to students who have met all offer conditions, starting in July. Please note that offers to non-degree studies and the International Foundations Program are not eligible for deferral. Your deferral request will be considered if you have:
September 15 is the deadline to submit a Request for Deferral of your offer of admission. The Deferral Request Form is available via the Join U of T applicant website, Offer of Admission page. If you miss the deferral deadline, you will have to reapply for admission in a future session. We suggest you submit your deferral request as soon as your official, final transcripts are available. If you have registered for courses, you must drop or withdraw from all your courses as soon as possible. Please contact the faculty or division directly for details on deferring offers of admission to: Applied Science and Engineering; Kinesiology; Nursing; Bachelor of Information; Physician Assistant program; Medical Radiation Sciences. University of Toronto Notice of CollectionFreedom of Information and Privacy Act The University of Toronto respects your privacy. Personal information that you provide to the University is collected pursuant to section 2(14) of the University of Toronto Act, 1971. It is collected for the purpose of administering admissions, registration, academic programs, university-related student activities, activities of student societies, safety, financial assistance and awards, graduation and university advancement, and reporting to government. At all times it will be protected in accordance with the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. If you have questions, please refer to www.utoronto.ca/privacy or contact the University Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Coordinator at McMurrich Building, room 104, 12 Queen’s Park Crescent West, Toronto, ON, M5S 1A8. In addition, the Ministry of Training, Colleges, and Universities has asked that we notify you of the following: The University of Toronto is required to disclose personal information such as Ontario Education Numbers, student characteristics and educational outcomes to the Minister of Training, Colleges and Universities under s. 15 of the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities Act, R.S.O. 1990, Chapter M.19, as amended. The ministry collects this data for purposes such as planning, allocating and administering public funding to colleges, universities and other post-secondary educational and training institutions and to conduct research and analysis, including longitudinal studies, and statistical activities conducted by or on behalf of the ministry for purposes that relate to post-secondary education and training. Further information on how the Minister of Training, Colleges and Universities uses this personal information is available on the ministry’s website. Please note that Enrolment Services is currently closed to in-person enquiries due to COVID-19 Enrolment Services Location: We are located on the west side of St. George Street, just north of the intersection of St. George Street and Bloor Street West. The closest subway stop is St. George Station. Telephone inquiries: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; Tuesday: 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Telephone: 416-978-2190 Fax: 416-978-7022 Email: Email Enrolment Services How long does it take for University of Toronto to reply?If you are applying to full-time undergraduate studies you should receive your notification by the end of the month during any of the rounds of admission. Otherwise, the notification period typically ranges from 6 to 8 weeks after all documents are submitted.
What to do after applying to U of T?After you have applied for admission, visit join.utoronto.ca often to find complete information about the documents required to complete your application. You must submit full documentation (transcripts) for all secondary and post-secondary studies attempted.
Where can I find my U of T applicant number?Your OUAC/ORPAS Reference Number can be found in the email confirmation sent to you by OUAC.
How long does it take to hear from U of A?It typically takes two to three weeks to review your application. Request undergraduate information, get updates on your application status, and see your admission decision via Future Wildcat.
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