Applications & Admissions

We recently released our fourth round of admission decisions. Students should keep an eye on their email inbox as well as the Join U of T applicant portal for updates. And remember to check our Resources for School Counsellors page for relevant news, updates, and information on upcoming counsellor sessions.

Provincial Attestation Letters (PAL)

Some incoming undergraduate international students will require a Provincial Attestation Letter (or PAL) as part of their study permit application. To get a PAL, they will need to accept an offer of admission, pay the admission deposit, and then complete the Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL) Confirmation Form. Details about the process were sent by email and are available to applicants on their Join U of T applicant portal.
You can find more information about study permits for international students on the Government of Canada's website, and we've also prepared answers to frequently asked questions about the PAL process.

Upcoming Events

University of Toronto Spring Updates

EagleConnect for New Admits

Students with offers to U of T Mississauga are regularly invited to join us for exclusive online and in-person events like Discover Day, How to Apply for a Study Permit, Alumni Panels, and more. As well, our EagleConnect program over the summer will support and guide students’ academic and social transition to our campus soon; invitations to this free program are made soon after they accept their offer, beginning in May.

Learn more about EagleConnect here.

High School Market Simulation Challenge

The High School Market Simulation Challenge is returning in both virtual and in-person format on Thursday, May 2nd, 2024! These events provide exceptional high school students with an introduction to the field of finance and an opportunity to learn through simulated business scenarios at the state-of-the-art BMO Financial Group Finance Research and Trading Lab (FRT-Lab).

Learn more about the High School Market Simulation Challenge.

Exploring Your Future at the University of Toronto

Are your students turning their thoughts to life after high school? Wondering how to select postsecondary programs or find community on campus? 
 
Prospective students and their families are invited to join this Postsecondary Information Session hosted by the Equity & Outreach Recruitment team. They’ll learn all about the nuts and bolts of Ontario's universities and the transition to university. They’ll have the chance to ask questions about the application process, U of T, academic program options, support and services, and opportunities outside the classroom.

Learn more about Exploring Your Future at the University of Toronto.

Pre-University Experiences

Pre-University Programs – Spaces still available!

The Global Citizenship Program and the Advanced Academic Program are still open for registrations this summer! These programs are designed for driven Canadian and international high school students to undertake academic challenges and develop university-level skills for success.

For more information, visit internationalprograms.utoronto.ca/PreU

Tech Summer Courses to Prepare Teens for their Future

Your students can explore a diverse range of pre-university courses in engineering, gaming, coding, and creativity at the U of T School of Continuing Studies, in collaboration with Circuit Stream. Each course is designed to offer students a firsthand look into the expanding technology industry and equip them with skills that will make them stand out. Courses include AI & Machine Learning with Python, Video Game Coding, Product Design & UX Labs, and more!

Explore the courses and opportunities.

U of T Engineering Outreach High School Summer Programming

Explore a world of scientific discovery and engineering innovation alongside other bright young minds in U of T Engineering Outreach’s immersive summer programming aimed at students in Grades 9-12.

Applications for Blueprint, CREATE: Engineering Design Challenges, and DEEP Summer Academy are now open.

Learn more about the Engineering Outreach programs here.

Medicine and Law Youth Summer Programs

Every summer students from across North America and around the world are offered an exclusive glimpse into the world of medicine and law. A unique modular-based format provides students with a diverse set of subject areas and flexibility. Students participate in the exploration of the respective fields, career opportunities, and what they should be thinking about and doing in high school to prepare themselves for post-secondary admission and education.

Learn more about the Medicine and Law Youth Summer Programs.