If you are driving to the event, you can use the South Building parking lot at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre (MTCC), which has 9
Yes. Wheelchairs are available free of charge on a first-come, first-served basis. Visit a Guest Services Agent on Level 500 in the South Building or
If you are attending the OUF and have accessibility needs, fill out the OUEvents Accessibility Request Form. Find information about accessibility at the Metro Toronto Convention
Yes. Check out the Indigenous Post-Secondary Education Network (formerly APSIP) at their booth in the Exhibit Hall to connect with Indigenous recruiters and discover your opportunities.
The OUF is geared toward high school students and mainly provides information about undergraduate programs. Some universities may choose to also provide information about graduate
The OUF provides information primarily about undergraduate programs, so it is a useful resource for mature students who are interested in those programs.
The OUF provides information primarily about undergraduate programs, so it is a useful resource for gap year students who are interested in those programs.
You can speak with university representatives directly at the OUF about the financial aid options offered at their university. The information available at the OUF
Yes. Check the OUF presentation schedule for more information.
Unfortunately, we cannot provide invitation letters for the OUF. The OUF is a free public event, and anyone is welcome to attend; for this reason,
Yes. The OUF is open to anyone who is interested in attending an Ontario university.
Yes. You can attend if you’re thinking about applying to an Ontario university, even if you’re not currently in Grade 12.
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