Free live workshop Grades 8-12 · Zoom

How to Get Into the University of Toronto: Free Workshop for Grades 8-12

In this free workshop, we will show your family why getting into the University of Toronto can mean two admissions: the admission category your child chooses on the application this fall, and the program they apply to again at the end of first year.

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At U of T Arts & Science, an offer is the first of two decisions. Students are admitted to one of six categories, then apply again to programs after first year.

  • How to choose the right admission category on the application this fall
  • Why only Computer Science and Rotman Commerce come with a conditional program guarantee
  • How the alternate-category option works for Computer Science and Rotman Commerce applicants
  • Which Grade 12 courses keep the most programs open, like Calculus and Biology for Psychology

Parents and students in Grades 8-12 are both welcome. The session is live on Zoom, and we email the link and a short summary after you register.

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