The OUF provides information primarily about undergraduate programs, so it is a useful resource for gap year students who are interested in those programs.
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 provides information primarily about undergraduate programs, so it is a useful resource for mature students who are interested in those programs.
You can speak with university representatives directly at the Regional Fairs about the financial aid options offered at their university. The information available at the
The Regional Fairs provide information primarily about undergraduate programs, so it is a useful resource for gap year students who are interested in those programs.
Students looking for information for Indigenous students are encouraged to attend the Indigenous Post-Secondary Education Network (formerly APSIP) in-person tour. The Network is travelling across Ontario
The Regional Fairs provide information primarily about undergraduate programs, so it is a useful resource for mature students who are interested in those programs.
Sessions will not be recorded. We encourage you to check university websites to view their on-demand content and recorded presentations.
It depends on the university. Refer to the Information Sessions virtual event schedule to find out what each university plans to offer during their session.
You can speak with university representatives directly during their sessions about the financial aid options offered at their university. The information available at the virtual
The virtual Information Sessions will provide information primarily about undergraduate programs, so they will be a useful resource for mature students who are interested in
Coat and bag check are not available at the OUF. There are no public lockers at the event due to security reasons and those carrying
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