University of Toronto Admissions Guide 2026–27

Which Program Level Fits You?

The University of Toronto offers a diverse range of academic programmes designed to meet the needs of students at different stages of their educational and professional journey.

Admission Requirements

The University of Toronto admission requirements vary depending on the programme and faculty. Some competitive programmes may require higher academic scores than the minimum eligibility listed below.

Note: Some programmes may require letters of recommendation, statements of purpose, portfolios, interviews, or relevant work experience. Applicants should review programme-specific requirements before applying.

Cost of Attendance

The University of Toronto tuition fees vary depending on the programme, faculty, and student residency status. Along with tuition fees, international students should budget for accommodation and daily living expenses.

Scholarships & Financial Aid

The University of Toronto scholarships for international students include merit-based awards, entrance scholarships, faculty-specific funding, and externally funded financial aid opportunities.

The university supports talented students through numerous scholarship programmes designed to recognize academic excellence and leadership potential. Students are encouraged to apply early, as scholarship eligibility and deadlines may vary by programme.

Visa & Post-Study Work

International students accepted to the University of Toronto generally require a Canadian Study Permit before beginning their studies. The Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) offers international graduates an excellent opportunity to gain Canadian work experience and explore future immigration pathways.

How to Apply

Every study level follows a similar application process, although deadlines, admission criteria, and required documents vary by programme.

1. Undergraduate - submit your application — Submit your application through the University of Toronto's undergraduate admissions process or the Ontario Universities' Application Centre (OUAC), where applicable, and select your preferred programme.
2. Undergraduate - submit documents — Submit academic transcripts and required supporting documents, and meet English language proficiency requirements.
3. Undergraduate - accept your offer — Receive and accept your admission offer.
4. Postgraduate - apply online — Apply through the University of Toronto's online graduate admissions portal and upload academic transcripts and supporting documents.
5. Postgraduate - meet requirements and accept — Meet programme-specific admission requirements, submit standardized test scores if required, receive your admission decision, and accept your offer.
6. Begin your Canadian Study Permit application — After accepting your offer, begin your Canadian Study Permit application. Application deadlines and required documents vary depending on the programme and faculty.