Congratulations!

Accept your offer via the OUAC by June 2, 2025!

Go to your OUAC Portal

Accept your offer through your Admission Portal: 

Go to your Admission Portal

If you applied via the OUAC Undergraduate Application: Accept your offer through your OUAC account.

Go to your OUAC Portal

If you applied using the online application available through the U of G website: Accept your offer using the link below.

Go to your Online Application Portal

If you did NOT apply via the OUAC:  Accept your offer by signing and scanning the response document included with your offer of admission 

• Canadian Citizens/Permanent Residents: e-mail to applicant@uoguelph.ca.
• International Students on a Study Permit: e-mail to intdocs@uoguelph.ca. 

Conditions

• Review your offer to ensure you're aware of the admission conditions you need to fulfill. 
  Note: all conditions must be fulfilled by August 8, 2025. 

Residence

• Information about eligibility for on campus housing, including the application process and deadlines can be found at housing.uoguelph.ca.

Course Selection

• The Registration Guide for New Students will let you know when and how to select courses. Enrolment Services will share this website with all new students in the spring.  

Accessible Learning

• If you experience a disability, register with Student Accessibility Services as soon as possible, after accepting your offer for additional resources and support.

Co-op

• If you have been accepted into co-operative education, the Co-op Foundations Coordinator will be in touch with you in your first semester regarding the steps you'll take as a co-op student.

Campus Card

• The Campus Card Office will provide you with your official University of Guelph identification card - Visit their website for the steps you need to follow.

Connect

• Watch for more information from Student Experience to meet others and get involved. Your U of G email will include weekly START emails to support your transition. 

Deadlines

• Review deadlines and important dates for Canadian high school applicants.

Tuition and Fees

• Tuition will be posted on WebAdvisor in July, 2025. You are also required to pay a $200 registration deposit by August 8, 2025. Visit the Student Finance website for more details. 

Conditions

• Review your offer to ensure you're aware of the admission conditions you need to fulfill. 
  Note: all conditions must be fulfilled by August 8, 2025. 

Learn more about U of G

• Visit us at upcoming international events!

Residence

• Apply for residence and pay the $750 deposit by June 2, 2025, to be guaranteed a space.
• More information about eligibility for on-campus housing, including the application process and deadlines can be found at housing.uoguelph.ca.

Course Selection

• The Registration Guide for New Students will let you know when and how to select courses. Enrolment Services will share this website with all new students in the spring.  

Accessible Learning

• If you experience a disability, register with Student Accessibility Services as soon as possible, after accepting your offer for additional resources and support.

Co-op

• If you have been accepted into co-operative education, the Co-op Foundations Coordinator will be in touch with you in your first semester regarding the steps you'll take as a co-op student.

Campus Card

• The Campus Card Office will provide you with your official University of Guelph identification card - Visit their website for the steps you need to follow.

Connect

• Watch for more information from Student Experience to meet others and get involved. Your U of G email will include weekly START emails to support your transition. 

Deadlines

• Review deadlines and important dates for international high school applicants.

Tuition and Fees

• Tuition will be posted on WebAdvisor in July, 2025. You are also required to pay a $200 registration deposit by August 8, 2025. Visit the Student Finance website for more details. 

Conditions

• Review your offer to ensure you're aware of the admission conditions you need to fulfill. 

Housing

• Students transferring from another college or university can apply to live in any campus residence. Check out the Student Housing website for on-campus residence information. 
• Living off campus is a popular choice with many students. You can find more information about housing options and how to stay connected, by visiting the Off Campus Living page. 

Commuting?

• The GO Transit bus stops at the U of G frequently. Check the GO Transit schedule to help plan your route. If you plan to park a vehicle on campus, please visit Campus Parking Services for more information.

Course Selection

• Contact your Program Counsellor prior to selecting courses to learn how your transfer credits can be applied to your degree requirements.

Accessible Learning

• If you experience a disability, register with Student Accessibility Services as soon as possible, after accepting your offer for additional resources and support.

Co-op

• If you have been accepted into co-operative education, the Co-op Foundations Coordinator will be in touch with you in your first semester regarding the steps you'll take as a co-op student.

Campus Card

• The Campus Card Office will provide you with your official University of Guelph identification card - Visit their website for the steps you need to follow.

Connect

• Watch for more information from Student Experience to meet others and get involved. Your U of G email will include weekly START emails to support your transition. 

Deadlines

• Review deadlines and important dates for transfer applicants.

Tuition and Fees

• Tuition will be posted on WebAdvisor in July, 2025. You are also required to pay a $200 registration deposit by August 8, 2025. Visit the Student Finance website for more details. 

Conditions

• Review your offer to ensure you're aware of the admission conditions you need to fulfill. 
  Note: all conditions must be fulfilled by August 8, 2025. 

Tuition Deposit

• A $2,000 CAD tuition deposit is due by June 15, 2025. Student Financial Services has information on preferred methods of payment.

Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL)

• Check your email and follow the steps to request a Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL). Visit our website for more information.

Connect

• Watch for more information from the Global Pre-Arrival Support (GPS) team and Student Experience to meet others and get involved. Your U of G email will include weekly START emails to support your transition. 

Residence

• Apply for residence and pay the $750 deposit by June 2, 2025, to be guaranteed a space.
• More information about eligibility for on campus housing, including the application process and deadlines can be found at housing.uoguelph.ca.

Course Selection

• The Registration Guide for New Students will let you know when and how to select courses. Enrolment Services will share this website with all new students in the spring.  

Accessible Learning

• If you experience a disability, register with Student Accessibility Services as soon as possible, after accepting your offer for additional resources and support.

Co-op

• If you have been accepted into co-operative education, the Co-op Foundations Coordinator will be in touch with you in your first semester regarding the steps you'll take as a co-op student.

Campus Card

• The Campus Card Office will provide you with your official University of Guelph identification card. Visit their website for the steps you need to follow.

Deadlines

• Review deadlines and important dates for Canadian high school applicants.

Tuition and Fees

• Tuition will be posted on WebAdvisor in July, 2025. For early payment of your tuition contact accquest@uoguelph.ca.

Conditions

• Review your offer to ensure you're aware of the admission conditions you need to fulfill. 
  Note: all conditions must be fulfilled by August 8, 2025. 

Tuition Deposit

• A $2,000 CAD tuition deposit is due by June 15, 2025. Student Financial Services has information on preferred methods of payment.

Learn more about U of G

• Visit us at upcoming international events!

Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL)

• Check your email and follow the steps to request a Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL). Visit our website for more information.

Connect

• Watch for more information from the Global Pre-Arrival Support (GPS) team and Student Experience to meet others and get involved. Your U of G email will include weekly START emails to support your transition. 

Residence

• Apply for residence and pay the $750 deposit by June 2, 2025, to be guaranteed a space.
• More information about eligibility for on campus housing, including the application process and deadlines can be found at housing.uoguelph.ca.

Course Selection

• Contact your Program Counsellor prior to selecting courses to learn how your transfer credits can be applied to your degree requirements.

Accessible Learning

• If you experience a disability, register with Student Accessibility Services as soon as possible, after accepting your offer for additional resources and support.

Co-op

• If you have been accepted into co-operative education, the Co-op Foundations Coordinator will be in touch with you in your first semester regarding the steps you'll take as a co-op student.

Campus Card

• The Campus Card Office will provide you with your official University of Guelph identification card. Visit their website for the steps you need to follow.

Deadlines

• Review deadlines and important dates for international transfer applicants.

Tuition and Fees

• Tuition will be posted on WebAdvisor in July, 2025. For early payment of your tuition contact accquest@uoguelph.ca.

Conditions

• Review your offer to ensure you're aware of the admission conditions you need to fulfill. 

Tuition Deposit

• A $2,000 CAD tuition deposit is due by June 15, 2025. Student Financial Services has information on preferred methods of payment.

Learn more about U of G

• Visit us at upcoming international events!

Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL)

• Check your email and follow the steps to request a Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL). Visit our website for more information.

Connect

• Watch for more information from the Global Pre-Arrival Support (GPS) team and Student Experience to meet others and get involved. Your U of G email will include weekly START emails to support your transition. 

Housing

• Students transferring from another college or university can apply to live in any campus residence. Check out the Student Housing website for application information. Students who wish to live in residence must apply and pay the $750 deposit by June 2, 2025. 
• Living off campus is a popular choice with many students. You can find more information about housing options and how to stay connected, by visiting the Off Campus Living page. 

Course Selection

• The Registration Guide for New Students will let you know when and how to select courses. Enrolment Services will share this website with all new students in the spring.  

Accessible Learning

• If you experience a disability, register with Student Accessibility Services as soon as possible, after accepting your offer for additional resources and support.

Co-op

• If you have been accepted into co-operative education, the Co-op Foundations Coordinator will be in touch with you in your first semester regarding the steps you'll take as a co-op student.

Campus Card

• The Campus Card Office will provide you with your official University of Guelph identification card. Visit their website for the steps you need to follow.

Deadlines

• Review deadlines and important dates for international high school applicants.

Tuition and Fees

• Tuition will be posted on WebAdvisor in July, 2025. For early payment of your tuition contact accquest@uoguelph.ca.

If you’ve received an alternate offer of admission it means that with the grade information we have to date, we are not able to offer you admission to your first choice program.  We will continue to consider you for admission to your first choice program as well as any other program choices through all rounds of offers (they continue until May!). 

There are a few programs where we will automatically consider you for an alternate program.

1. Not admitted to a co-op program? You'll be automatically considered for admission to the regular program.
2. If you don't possess the admission average for BA, Criminal Justice and Public Policy, we'll automatically consider you for BA, Justice and Legal Studies.
3. If you don't possess the admission average for BA, Honours Psychology, we'll automatically consider you for BA, Honours Sociology.
4. If you don't possess the admission average for B.Sc., Animal Biology or Bio-Medical Science, we'll automatically consider you for B.Sc., Biological Science.

1. You can wait for the subsequent rounds of offers and see if you get admitted to your first choice program.  Remember, the deadline to accept your offer of admission through the OUAC is June 2nd!  Note: You can only accept one offer of admission to the U of G.
2. You can accept your current offer of admission to the alternate program, knowing that we will continue to consider you for admission to your first choice program and any other program choices through the remaining rounds of offers (until May).  If you are admitted to another program in a subsequent round of offers, you can still accept that offer.  It’s important to note that by accepting a new offer of admission, you will be declining your original offer (e.g. your first acceptance to the University of Guelph becomes void).
3.  Contact your program counsellor to discuss the possibility of changing majors within your degree program.