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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.
If you are currently a university or college student or you have completed post-secondary studies, you can find your admission requirements listed below. Be sure to also check the Program Finder to see if there are additional, program-specific requirements for your intended program of study.
Arts & Science admission requirements vary depending on your educational background. Admission requirements are the same whether you are applying to study full-time or part-time. High School Students. Select your curriculum to determine admission requirements. Ontario High School. Other Canadian Provinces. US High School.
Get ready to apply by choosing your program — or programs — and making sure you meet our admission requirements for your intended program(s) of study. In addition to meeting general university admission requirements, you may need to present specific subject prerequisites, and submit a personal profile or statement of interest.
Find a listing of our undergraduate programs and their requirements in our University Admissions Bulletin. (PDF) Actuarial Science. St. George. Advanced Manufacturing. St. George. African Studies. Scarborough. St. George. American Studies. St. George. Animal Physiology. St. George. Anthropology (HBA) Mississauga. Scarborough. St. George.
Apply Now. Find the minimum admission requirements for applicants from your province from the list below. Be sure you also check the additional requirements for your intended area of study. If your first language is not English, you may need to take an English Language Test.
Future Students. Admission & Application Requirements. Admission Requirements. For master’s programs and full-time special students, an appropriate bachelor’s degree, or its equivalent, with a final-year average of at least mid-B from a recognized university.
