Canadian High School
How to Apply
As a non-Ontario, Canadian high school applicant, you will apply online via the OUAC website, using the OUAC 105D Application Form if you meet the following requirements:
- You currently reside in Canada (Canadian citizens, permanent residents or those currently studying in Canada on a study permit or other visa) OR
- You are a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident living elsewhere (not in Canada) AND
- You are not currently attending an Ontario secondary school in a day program.
In addition to the OUAC application service fee, a non-refundable University of Toronto supplementary fee of $90 will be required.
Admission Requirements
The chart below outlines the general admission requirements for applicants in provinces or territories outside of Ontario. It also lists provincial/territorial course equivalencies to the six Ontario courses listed as prerequisites on our Undergraduate Programs page. Please review the individual program pages for detailed admission requirements.
Keep in mind that possession of these minimum requirements does not guarantee you admission to the University. In addition to the chart below, the following should also be taken into consideration:
- Every program also recommends specific admissions averages.
- We reserve the right to give preference to students whose marks are the results of a single attempt at each course.
- Proof of adequate English facility, if necessary. For more details, visit the English Language Facility section of the site.
- Admission information specific to home-schooled applicants can be found at the bottom of this page.
Marks Submission
Some high schools offer opportunities to earn university credit for work you've done in high school. This would include programs such as International Baccalaureate. After you've applied, we will automatically determine if you qualify for transfer credits based on your academic performances.
Depending on the educational system, the transcript of grades can be submitted electronically or by standard mail. Please refer to instructions on the Join U of T website for the specific documents required and method for sending the information.
Additional Documentation
After you have applied for admission, visit join.utoronto.ca often to find complete information about the documents required to complete your application.
Please be aware that items such as resumes, recommendation letters, and personal achievement awards will not be taken into consideration to the admissions process and we discourage you from submitting these types of documents.
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Alberta and Northwest Territories (Grade 12)
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British Columbia and Yukon (Grade 12, graduating fall 2018 or later)
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British Columbia and Yukon (Grade 12, completed high school in summer 2018 or earlier)
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Manitoba (Grade 12)
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Newfoundland & Labrador (Grade 12)
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New Brunswick (Grade 12)
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Nova Scotia (Grade 12)
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Nunavut (Grade 12)
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Prince Edward Island (Grade 12)
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Québec (Grade 12)
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Québec (CEGEP)
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Saskatchewan (Grade 12)
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| Home-Schooled Students
U of T considers home-schooled applicants. Your application should include the following: |
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