Admission Information for Canadian High School Students

Required documents will be listed in the 'Documents' section of your WebAdvisor account. Your application will be reviewed once all required documents have been received.

Mandatory Supplementary Forms

Applicants must submit high school transcripts form their respective province to complete their application:

Applicants applying to the following programs must submit additional information to complete their application:

Optional Supplementary Forms

Other Supplementary Forms

The minimum admission average required to be considered for co-operative education programs is normally 80%. Exact cut-offs are determined by the quantity and quality of the applicant pool as well as space available in each program. Cut-offs normally exceed the estimated ranges. If you are not admitted to co-op, you will be automatically considered for the regular program (non-co-op).

Check all the latest information on the Co-operative Education and Career Services website.

You will be required to present evidence of English language proficiency if:

• Your primary or first language is not English, and
• You have completed less than four years of full-time secondary or post-secondary school study demonstrating satisfactory academic progress in an English language school system.

The University reserves the right to deny admission to you if you do not demonstrate satisfactory facility in English, regardless of academic qualifications.

Review acceptable English Proficiency tests and required results.

International Baccalaureate (IB) Curriculum

If you are applying with an IB Diploma, you should:

• Present a minimum academic score of 28 (many programs may require a higher score);
• Complete the diploma with six subjects; 3 higher level and 3 standard level;
• Include specific subject requirements among your higher and standard levels for the program to which you’re applying;
• Ensure your predicted scores are submitted using the 7-point scale.

Ontario high school students registered in an IB program will typically have their IB courses converted into Ontario U- and M-level courses. IB scores will be converted into grades on a percentage scale out of 100 by the applicant's high school. Admission and scholarships will be determined using the conversions as submitted.  

IB Math curriculum will fulfill prerequisite requirements for Ontario 3U and 4U courses as follows:

IB and AP Transfer Credit

International Baccalaureate (IB)

Transfer credit is awarded for Higher Level (HL) courses completed with a final grade of 5 or higher, to a maximum of 2.0 credits. Transfer credit will be assigned upon receipt of an official transcript from the IBO.

Advanced Placement (AP)

Transfer credit is awarded for Advanced Placement Exams completed with a final grade of 4 or higher, to a maximum of 2.0 credits. Transfer credit will be assigned upon receipt of an official College Board AP exam score report.

Note: If you receive specified transfer credit, you may request to change to unspecified credit on an individual basis within the first 30 days of your first semester.