What are the University of Toronto admission requirements for Ontario students?

Ontario high school applicants generally need an OSSD with six Grade 12 U/M courses, including ENG4U or EAE4U and every prerequisite for the chosen admission category. The co-op component of a Grade 12 course is not used. Program-specific prerequisites, competitive grades, repeated courses, and any required supplemental application can also affect the decision.

What average do I need for the University of Toronto?

U of T does not publish one guaranteed admission average. Its current 2026–2027 bulletin gives prior-year planning ranges that vary by campus and category: examples include low to mid-80s for St. George Humanities, mid to high 80s for Rotman Commerce, low 90s for St. George Computer Science, and high 80s through mid-90s for Engineering programs. Competition and space can change the result.

How does U of T use Grade 11 and Grade 12 marks?

U of T can make conditional decisions using available Grade 11 and Grade 12 results. When a Grade 12 prerequisite result is not yet available, the corresponding Grade 11 course can be considered. Final admission still depends on completing the OSSD, required Grade 12 courses, prerequisites, and every condition listed in the offer.

What are the University of Toronto Computer Science requirements?

For the St. George Computer Science admission category, the current domestic bulletin lists ENG4U and MCV4U, a low-90s planning range, and a required supplemental application. UTSC Computer Science currently lists ENG4U, MHF4U, and MCV4U, with a low-90s planning range for regular study and mid- to high-90s for co-op. These ranges are planning references, not cutoffs.

What are the Rotman Commerce admission requirements?

The current U of T bulletin lists ENG4U and MCV4U for Rotman Commerce, a mid- to high-80s prior-year planning range, and a required supplemental application. Applicants must apply to the Rotman Commerce admission category, complete the OUAC application, and submit the portal checklist and supplement by their posted deadlines.

What are the University of Toronto Engineering requirements?

Ontario high school applicants to U of T Engineering need ENG4U, MHF4U, MCV4U, SCH4U, and SPH4U, plus the Online Student Profile. U of T Engineering currently reports recent consideration ranges from the high 80s or low 90s for several programs to the low or mid-90s for Computer, Electrical, Engineering Science, TrackOne, and Undeclared Engineering.

University of Toronto

QS World#29Large university

University of Toronto

Toronto, Ontario

Ontario high-school applicants generally need an OSSD with six Grade 12 U/M courses, including English and every program prerequisite. Use this 2027 admission-requirements summary, then open the focused programs, deadlines, residence, costs, and support guides for your next decision.

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Overview

Quick Facts

Location	Toronto, Ontario
School Type	Research-intensive / broad program university
Directory Size	Large university
Campus Setting	Major-city campus environment
Ranking Signal	#29 globally (QS World 2026)
Program Strengths	Computer Science, Engineering, Business, Life Sciences, Arts

Start with campus and program fit, then verify official admissions, residence, and cost details before building the final application list.

Detailed application guides

University of Toronto Scholarships & Financial Aid

Entrance scholarships, Pearson deadlines, Awards Profile, OSAP, UTAPS, and campus aid routes.

U of T Computer Science Admission Guide

Three campuses, prerequisites, supplement, progression, and work-integrated learning.

Ontario University Application Deadlines

The 2027 OUAC timeline, offers, acceptance, and separate program deadlines.

OSAP 2026–2027 Application Guide

Open status, eligibility, residency, course load, grants, deadlines, and documents.

Ontario Universities With Co-op

Direct-entry and later-entry co-op models, work terms, fees, and questions to ask.

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