Admission and Application Procedures
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High-school students outside Ontario, but inside Canada
- Meet minimum admission requirements (see below)
- Meet faculty-specific requirements (see below)
- Know the application deadlines
- Submit your application
- Submit all required documentation
- Consider a modified admission request (for students with a diagnosed physical, learning or mental health disability)
- Check on Transfer Credit for Advanced Placement
- Minimum admission requirements
You are expected to complete the same requirements that you would fulfill for university study in your home province: completion of grade 12 and your secondary-school diploma. - Faculty-specific requirements
You must also meet Faculty-specific prerequisities since some programs have higher averages or have supplementary procedures for admission. Choose your province of study from the list below:
The academic average (cut-off) required for admission varies. For Fall 2010, Faculty cut-offs were in the following ranges:
Environmental Studies - mid 70s
Fine Arts - mid 70s to mid 80s
Glendon - mid to high 70s
Health - mid 70s
-Collaborative Nursing - low 80s
Liberal Arts & Professional Studies most programs, mid to high 70s
- Criminology - low 80s
- Administrative Studies - mid 80s
- Information Technology - mid 70s
Schulich - low 90s
Science (most programs), mid to high 70s
Engineering - low 80s