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The Stellar Resource Library

Search current, source-linked guides for Canadian colleges and universities, applications, programs, transfer, scholarships, residence, and student life.

Curriculum categories

Focused, source-linked companions to the curriculum for questions that benefit from a dedicated current answer.

Does OUAC offer scholarships?

OUAC processes Ontario university applications; it is not the scholarship funder. Your application may trigger automatic university awards, while other scholarships require a separate university profile, nomination, OSAP application, or external form.

Read the 2027 scholarships and financial aid guide

Search with OUInfo

Find current Ontario university listings, then verify the value, eligibility, deadline, and application route on the university’s own page.

Open the official OUInfo search

Track separate steps

Admission, automatic awards, application-based scholarships, bursaries, and OSAP can all use different forms and deadlines.

Compare OSAP grants and loans

Questions about the guides

Where to start, where the facts come from and what's free.

Yes. Every guide in the library is free to read, with no account needed. Step-by-step playbooks for a few competitive programs come with Core or Premium.

Official sources first: universities, colleges, OUAC, governments and scholarship providers. Deadline and program pages show a review date. Always confirm on the official page before you apply. Read our editorial standards.

Read the Ontario university application process, then the Grade 12 application timeline. Not sure yet? Get started asks a few questions and points you to the right guides.

It depends on the school and program. Check Canadian university application deadlines or the Ontario university deadlines guide, then confirm on the school's own page.

Start with the OSAP guide if you live in Ontario. Then read the scholarships and financial aid guide and the scholarship how-to.

Yes. The university directory and college directory cover schools across Canada.

Yes. Start with the international student guide or the Caribbean students guide. The English language tests guide covers test minimums and waivers.

The university application guide for parents covers the application year from a parent's side and links the OSAP, fees, residence and scholarship guides.

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