Admission
General Admission
U of G’s admission requirements are divided into different student categories:
- High school
- Transfer
- Mature
Select the category that describes you best, then review the category-specific admission requirements.
Read more about U of G’s admission requirements.
For support in navigating the admission process, email Admission Services.
Indigenous Student Policy
First Nations, Inuit and Métis students are encouraged to complete U of G’s Student Profile Form to share more about themselves and receive more personalized consideration for admission.
Alternative Admission and Transition Programs
STARTonline.ca
STARTonline.ca is your online partner that helps prepare you for student life. From June through to September, we will be with you every step of the way as you get ready to come to campus.
START Indigenous
START Indigenous is a 2-day program designed to help First Nations, Inuit and Métis students learn more about life at U of G and the many people on campus who are here to help them succeed at university. As part of the program, you attend sessions on academic expectations and financial management, engage with senior students and Indigenous Student Centre staff, find your classrooms and find out what you can expect during Orientation Week.
Student Accessibility Services (SAS)
START Accessible plays a critical role in helping students who use SAS services to become familiar with the campus environment and learn about supports available throughout the year. We will cover everything from classroom accommodations to exams, with lots of opportunities to make friends.
Orientation Workshop is for students who did not attend START Accessible. It is a 30-minute virtual session that happens throughout September after classes have started.
Mature Students
If you have not attended a high school full time for at least 2 years and have never been registered at a university or college, you are considered a mature student.
