Make Your Mark
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top-ranked university in Canada, with Canada’s largest set of student scholarships.
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most sustainable university on earth, in one of the world’s most culturally diverse city regions. # # #
leading public university in North America for innovation and graduate employability.
Learn at the leading edge. Land your dream job. Join a global community that has your back - and that looks out for our planet, too. This is literally the best place to do it.
We know...we’re bragging. But we hope you won’t mind, since soon we’ll be bragging about you. Explore how you’ll make your mark at U of T Mississauga.
Cover and back cover:
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Current page:
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Land Acknowledgement
We wish to acknowledge this land on which the University of Toronto operates. For thousands of years it has been the traditional land of the Huron-Wendat, the Seneca, and the Mississaugas of the Credit. Today, this meeting place is still the home to many Indigenous people from across Turtle Island and we are grateful to have the opportunity to work on this land.
Twenty years ago, I came to U of T Mississauga for the first time, knowing almost nobody on a campus far from home. I was nervous – until I got here. Here, I found a community that welcomed me with care and gave me a lift that’s changed my life.
I met professors who expanded my mind, mentors who grew my career, and friends who made a place for me to belong. The same thing has happened for so many of our students, professors, and 75,000 alumni from every province across Canada and 130 countries around the world.
Now, U of T Mississauga is here to open the same opportunities for you. Here, at one of the world’s leading universities, you’ll build knowledge and networks that can take you anywhere you want. You’ll also join a diverse global community to support you every step of the way.
So, I look forward to welcoming you in this community soon, especially because I know first-hand how much of a difference it can make.
Alexandra Gillespie Principal, U of T Mississauga, Vice-President of U of T
Nanomaterials that improve human health. Global histories that bring the past to life. Equitable policies for climate action and criminal justice reform. Our research changes the game. Would you like to collaborate?
Your Research Advantage
At U of T Mississauga, you’ll work side by side with faculty to drive innovation, including in our signature Research Opportunity Program. Publish papers. Design experiments. Gain knowledge alongside the leaders who discovered it. That’s the difference of studying here – at one of the world’s leading research universities.You won’t just learn about the world; you’ll join the research to shape its future.
UTM grad Nikiela reflects on her UTM success
“My highlight from UTM definitely has to be my thesis research that I did over the past year - working in a lab and coworking with many different researchers.”
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Exterior campus:
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Looking to land your dream job or launch your own company? Hoping to complete a co-op internship or build your industry network for life?
U of T Mississauga wants that for you, too –and we’re here to help make it happen.
Innovation & Industry
#6 among public universities worldwide for graduate employability. (Times Higher Education)
Top 5 campus Career Centre in Canada. (Canadian Education and Research Institute for Counselling)
Top 5 University-managed business incubators in the world (UBI Global)
Visit ICUBE to create your business and SpinUp to gain the inside track with biotech firms. Connect with our Experiential Education Unit to get ahead in our new co-op internship program. Check out our Career Centre to meet Fortune 500 employers and make your resumé shine. Opportunities abound.
And when you graduate? There’s no better supporter than U of T. Our alumni enter the job market as the most employable public university graduates in North America. They go on to make a positive impact as leaders in every industry – from fintech to fashion to forensics. What impact will you make?
Hats off: ICUBE startup developing sustainable sunscreen to protect the scalp
We’ve never started a business before; ICUBE really provided that foundational knowledge that we needed, and took us... step by step.”
Your City: Mississauga
We share with our city much more than our name. Groundbreaking science. Culture. Innovation. Business. Opportunity. It’s in our curriculum – and in our backyard.
Mississauga is one of Canada’s largest, safest, and most vibrant cities. See an open-air concert at Celebration Square. Check out live sports at the Paramount Centre. Connect with friends at Square One, Ontario’s largest shopping centre. As a student, you’ll receive a special bus pass to travel fare-free across the city – at any hour, on any day –so you can do it all.
Toronto, Canada’s world-renowned cultural capital, is right next door on our eastern border. Together, these cities form Canada’s two largest life science sectors, North America’s fastest growing technology market, and one of the world’s most diverse and dynamic city regions. Welcome to your neighbourhood.
Self-discovery and diving deep with Mississuaga: Reid’s story
“A core experience of mine was getting to explore Mississauga. I’d been here in the past but getting to go to the different areas with friends, try new food, go to new places – that really stuck with me.”
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2,200+
Restaurants from every corner of the world
53%
Of Mississauga residents identify as immigrants
46%
Of Mississauga residents speak a first language other than English
75
Fortune 500 companies have Canadian headquarters in Mississauga.
500+
Parks and 295 km of trails and woodlands
Your City: Mississauga
Your City: Mississauga
Ever wanted to learn Italian in Italy? Or analyze climate change on a glacier in Iceland?
Your World Make global connections, on campus or abroad.
You can – in our study abroad and international exchange opportunities, which tap a network of 140 partner schools in 40+ countries. Learn hands-on in Sydney, Singapore, or Stuttgart, all while earning credit for your U of T degree.
International student supports: Mariela pays it forward.
“I feel immensely grateful to have had a study abroad experience that was enriching and that really helped me grow as a person.”
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Anywhere you go, you’ll always return to a global community at U of T Mississauga. Here, you connect with peers from across Canada and 135 countries around the world. Access immigration, health insurance, and career planning supports at our International Education Centre. Build cross-cultural skills that matter everywhere in our new minor for Global Leadership and our new Global Classrooms.
The whole world is yours to explore – whether you want to study it abroad or find it on campus.
Your World
The Natural
Choice
Enjoy the view. Your Instagram followers certainly will.
Imagine. In the morning, you’re studying cancer therapies in one of the greenest, most comprehensive labs in North America. In the afternoon, you’re exploring the green beauty of this centuries-old forest. At U of T Mississauga, it’s just a five-minute walk from the middle of the action to the middle of nature.
Stroll along the Credit River. See deer running in the fields. Soak in the joys of our gorgeous campus. Here, the only thing more stunning than the architecture of our award-winning buildings is the biodiversity of our treelined landscape.
‘The university has so much to offer’: UTM grad Alexandra maps her journey across U of T campuses
“UTM is beautiful. I loved walking the trails and seeing deer for the first time.”
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You Here for
Community matters.
Ours is here to help you rise to challenges that might seem impossible alone.
Ace that lab or land that internship. Travel to Canada for the first time or be the first in your family to graduate from university. Defy gravity. Anything is possible when an entire community supports you from the ground up.
At U of T Mississauga, you can find your joy in 140+ student groups and clubs and access mental health supports in 146 languages. Meet friends for life in residence and learn with advisors about immigration, financial, and academic planning. Drop by the Student Services Hub to discover co-curricular activities and extra-curricular fun.
It’s here for you because learning should be a team sport: we’ve got your back so you can make your mark –anywhere you want.
UTM valedictorian
Thasia finds success through community.
“I want to highlight this sense of kindness…and emphasize how lucky we are to have been in an institution like UTM that is so community-driven and tight-knit.
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Swimming pool:
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Student Centre: Photo Scott Norsworthy
U of T ranks in the top 50 globally in more subjects than any other university on earth. That means we’re as unique as you – and have your world-class program ready, no matter what you want to study.
Uncover hidden stories from ancient Greece. Design a new future for artificial intelligence. Do both – and more – at once. Here, you build your degree your way, combining one to three programs as you choose:
SPECIALIST: a large program focused on one subject.
medium-sized programs in two different subjects.
Every choice is a good one. That’s because every program at U of T Mississauga connects you with faculty leaders who have shaped your fields – and who want to work with you to shape what’s next.
You’ll earn a U of T degree for it all, entering the job market as one of the most employable graduates anywhere in the world. That means: your four-year program gives you a lift for life.
MAJOR & TWO MINORS: a medium-sized program plus two smaller programs, all in different subjects.
From eco-conscious high school student to passionate environmentalist: Amélie shares her story
“I took courses in design, statistics and ethics... I never really understood how they applied until after immersing myself in the real-world practice at UTM.”
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ONE
Specialist
TWO MAJORS:
Major Major
ONE
Major Minor Minor
Your Degree, Your Way
In a Category of
Your Own
When you apply to U of T Mississauga, you choose from one of these 12 admissions categories. That gives you the first-year flexibility to explore what works best for you –before you enter your program of study as a specialist, major, or minor.
ARTS
Communication, Culture, Information, and Technology
Media, technology, and digital cultures are changing faster than ever. Build industry-ready skills here – and become the change-maker who leads what’s next.
Humanities
Stories shape the world. Come explore the stories to shape it for the better. Build the next-level skills in communications, creativity, and critical thinking that employers want –and the world needs.
Social Sciences
Criminal justice. Immigration policy. Racial, gender, and economic inequality. Analyze the structures that shape our lives. Uncover patterns behind the data. Learn how laws are made –and then remake them.
Theatre and Drama
Take centre stage here – before you take it at Stratford or Shubert. Gain professional-level acting experience, immerse yourself in dramatic literature, and build a communications superpower that lasts for life.
Visual Studies
We live in a visual culture. Explore – and create –the images that define it. Discover the power of art across time. Connect with professional artists in unique internships. Tap into your creativity to express yourself and inspire others.
BUSINESS
Commerce
Finance. Marketing. Accounting. Economics. Get the inside track on business skills to thrive in any industry, anywhere. Access exclusive mentorships, and learn alongside thought leaders and entrepreneurs, including at our Institute for Management and Innovation.
Management
$368 billion. That’s how much revenue is generated every year by companies founded by U of T professors and graduates. Want to be part of the action? Leverage social science insights to learn the principles of high-powered organizations and high-output management.
SCIENCES
Chemical and Physical Sciences
Therapies for better health. New planets beyond our galaxy. The universe’s building blocks. Explore it all here, gaining lab experience to succeed in dozens of in-demand industries from biotech to data science to sustainability.
Computer Science, Mathematics, and Statistics
Ever wanted to build a robot or experiment with AI? Want to patch vulnerabilities in computer systems or translate math abstractions into realworld impact? Start here – and harness the power of numbers to lead our data-driven future.
Forensic Science
Connect the clues. Solve mysteries with science. Live the real CSI. This is Canada’s leading forensics program for a reason: our forensics in the field shape decisions in the courts.Yours will too.
Life Sciences
Trace the origins of life. Discover the diversity of plants, animals, and ecosystems. Confront challenges of disease and climate change. This is your place to do it – with Canada’s leading scientists at your side and Canada’s largest life science job sector in your community.
Psychology
Build your brain power. Here, you can use it as a force for good. Learn how children develop a sense of self and community. Grasp the neuroscience behind mental health and Alzheimer’s therapies. Uncover neural bases of perception, personality, and behaviour.
Applying to UTM
To apply, submit an application through the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (ouac.on.ca).
The application deadline is January 15, 2025.
utm.utoronto.ca/apply
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After Applying
After applying, you will gain access to our Join U of T applicant website (join.utoronto.ca) to review the status of your application, next steps, and a complete list of any required documents.
Theatre & Drama Audition
Theatre & Drama Studies applicants will be required to book an audition after applying. Visit uoft.me/utmaudition to learn more about this process and how to prepare.
Ontario High School Students
Ontario secondary school students need to present an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (or equivalent), with six Grade 12 U or M subjects (or equivalent), including English.
We will make conditional offers of admission throughout the year on the basis of your available Grade 11 and 12 marks (or equivalent). If a Grade 12 mark in a prerequisite subject is not available, we will use the mark in the corresponding Grade 11 course.
The University of Toronto reserves the right to give preference to students whose marks are the result of a single attempt at each course.
Canadian Students
Generally speaking, all programs require a high school diploma, Senior Grade 12 English, and a competitive overall average (English + next
best courses), and proof of adequate English facility, if necessary. See page 24 for specific admission requirements.
International Students
For a comprehensive list of international admission requirements, visit future.utoronto.ca/apply/requirements. See page 25 for admission requirements for common international education systems.
International students also have the option to apply directly to the University of Toronto if they do not wish to apply to any other post-secondary institution in Ontario. Learn more about the U of T International Application by visiting utm.utoronto.ca/apply
English Language Requirements
Proof of English language proficiency is required from all applicants except for those:
• Whose first language is English, or
• Who have achieved satisfactory progress in at least four years of full-time study in an English language school system located in a country where the dominant language is English, or
• Whose first language is French and who have achieved satisfactory academic progress in at least four years of full-time study in Canada.
We accept a variety of English language tests and qualifications, including the tests listed on the opposite page.
For a comprehensive list and complete details, visit uoft.me/utmelr
Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)
• Internet-based Test: Total score of 89 with at least 22 in each of Writing and Speaking. Electronic request code: 0982-00.
• Paper-delivered Test: Results will be reviewed on an individual basis.
GCSE/IGCSE/GCE/AICE English
• A minimum final grade of “B” in GCSE/IGCSE/GCE Ordinary Level English, English Language, or English as a Second Language, or
• A minimum final or predicted grade of “C” in GCE A Level/AS Level/AICE English or English Language.
ACE@UTM
International English Language Testing System (IELTS) Academic Module
• Minimum overall band of 6.5 with no band lower than 6.0.
• Electronic copies only sent from testing centre.
Duolingo
• Overall score of 120, with no subscore below 100.
• Results from tests completed before July 15, 2019 will not be accepted. For results from tests completed after July 1, 2024, please visit our website for updates
The Academic Culture & English (ACE@UTM) program allows students who did not quite meet UTM’s English Proficiency requirement to gain admission while continuing to develop their English language skills. Completing the ACE@UTM program may be a condition of an offer of admission. The program is not open for direct application—it is exclusive to students admitted to ACE@UTM. utm.utoronto.ca/ace
Transfer Students
Although we will review your entire academic history, including your secondary school studies, admission consideration will often be based on your post-secondary CGPA from a recognized college or university, and should include a strong academic record.
Canadian College or University
Competitive applicants normally have a minimum high B average, provided they include sufficient academic content.
Program-area prerequisites can be met with high school grade 12 U courses (or equivalent), or a half-credit university-level course, or two full college semesters of an academic subject.
International Baccalaureate English
A score of at least 4 (predicted or final) in:
• English A: Literature SL or HL, or
• English A: Language and Literature SL or HL
• English B HL is not acceptable.
ELDA/COPE
• Minimum overall score of 86, 32 in Writing, and 22 in each of Reading and Listening.
Pearson – PTE Academic
• Overall score of 65, with no part under 60.
For college applicants, one semester of math must include Calculus to be equivalent to our Calculus & Vectors (C) requirement. Statistics or college-preparation math is not sufficient to meet our math requirements.
International College or University
Program-area prerequisites must be met at, or beyond, the minimum level required for admission from your educational system.
Transfer Credits
You will receive instructions on submitting a transfer credit assessment when you receive an offer of admission, and only if you are required to do so. Certain high school curricula (e.g., AP, IB, GCE) may be considered automatically for transfer credit. To learn more, visit utm.utoronto.ca/transfer
Transfer Explorer
Transfer Explorer (transferex.utoronto.ca) lets you check the eligibility of courses you’ve completed at other Canadian institutions (including all divisions of U of T) for potential transfer credit at UTM.
Applying
Chemical & Physical Sciences (HBSc)
Astronomical Sciences
Astronomy
Biological Chemistry
Biophysics
Chemistry
Earth Science
Environmental Geosciences
Environmental Science
Geographical Information Systems
Geography
Physics
Commerce (BCom)
Accounting
Commerce (HBA)
Commerce
Economics
Finance
Marketing
Communication, Culture, Information & Technology (HBA)
Communication, Culture, Information & Technology
F, Ph; (rec. C)
F, Ph; (rec. C)
F, Bio, Ch; (rec. C, Ph)
C, F, Bio, Ch, Ph
F, Ch; (rec. C, Ph)
F, Ch, Bio; (rec. C, Ph)
F, Bio, Ch; (rec. C, Ph)
F, Bio, Ch/Ph; (rec. C)
(rec. one Math)
C/F, one of Bio/Ch/Ph based on future interest
C, F, Ph
C, F
C, F
C, F
C, F
C, F
C, F
Digital Enterprise Management (rec. one Math)
Professional Writing & Communication
Technology, Coding & Society
Computer Science, Mathematics & Statistics (HBSc)
Applied Statistics Δ
Computer Science Δ
Information Security Δ
Mathematical Sciences Δ
Forensic Science (HBSC)
Forensic Anthropology
Forensic Biology
Forensic Chemistry
Forensic Psychology
Forensic Science
Humanities (HBA)
Art & Art History* J
Art History J
Canadian Studies
Chinese Language & Culture
Cinema Studies J
Classical Civilization
Creative Writing
Diaspora & Transnational Studies
Dramaturgy and Drama Studies
Education
English
English Language Linguistics
Ethics, Law & Society
French Studies
Functional French Game Studies
Global Leadership History
History and Political Science
History of Religions
C, F; (rec. M)
C, F; (rec. M)
C, F; (rec. M)
C, F; (rec. M)
F, Bio
F, Bio, Ch; (rec. C, Ph)
F, Bio, Ch; (rec. C, Ph)
F, Bio
F, Bio, Ch; (rec. C, Ph)
Italian (rec. Ita)
Italian Language & Culture (rec. Ita)
Language Teaching & Learning: French (rec. Fr)
Language Teaching & Learning: French & Italian (rec. Fr, Ita)
Language Teaching & Learning: Italian (rec. Ita)
Latin American & Caribbean Studies
Linguistic Studies
Philosophy
Philosophy of Science
South Asian Humanities
Visual Culture J
Visual Culture & Communication J
Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies
Life Sciences (HBSc)
Anthropology
Biology
Biology for Health Sciences
Biomedical Communications
Biotechnology
Comparative Physiology
Ecology & Evolution
Molecular Biology
Paleontology
Management (BBA)
Business, Science, and Entrepreneurship
(rec. Bio)
F, Bio, Ch; (rec. C)
F, Bio, Ch; (rec. C)
Bio
F, Bio, Ch; (rec. C)
F, Bio, Ch; (rec. C, Ph)
F, Bio, Ch; (rec. C, Ph)
F, Bio, Ch; (rec. C, Ph)
F, Bio, Ch; (rec. C)
F (HBSc - for science students only)†
Human Resource Management
Management (HBA)
Management
Psychology (HBSc)
Exceptionality in Human Learning
Neuroscience
Psychology
Social Sciences (HBA)
Anthropology
Criminology, Law & Society
Economics
Economics & Political Science
Environmental Law and Policy
Environmental Management
Financial Economics (HBSc)
Geography
History & Political Science
International Affairs
Political Science
Sociology
Sustainability
Theatre & Drama (HBA)
Theatre and Drama Studies *
Visual Studies (HBA)
Art & Art History* J
Art History J
Cinema Studies J
Visual Culture J
Visual Culture & Communication J
LEGEND
Bio Biology
C Calculus & Vectors
Ch Chemistry
F Advanced Functions
Ita Italian
M Mathematics of Data Management
Math One of the Grade 12 U Maths
Fr French Ph Physics
/ or , and
rec. recommended preparation. These courses will not affect admission decisions if not completed.
S Specialist program
Ma Major program
Mi Minor program
F (rec. C)
F (rec. C)
F (rec. C)
F, Bio
F, Bio, Ch; (rec. C)
F, Bio
F; (rec. C)
F; (rec. C)
(rec. Bio)
F; (rec. C)
F; (rec. C)
Audition Required
Co-Op Co-op Internship Program. Students enrolled in the UTMCIP stream of their Program of Study complete mandatory Work-Readiness modules, followed by a 12- or 16-month paid, full-time, academically related work experience. Learn more by visiting utm.utoronto.ca/experience
* U of T degree plus Sheridan College diploma earned.
Δ Limited to high school applicants.
J Listed jointly in Humanities and Visual Studies.
† Admission is offered by the Institution for Management & Innovation (IMI)and is open only to students enrolled in a Science Specialist or Major.
‡ The “Approximate Grade Requirement” is a general guideline, not a “cut-off” point. It indicates the admission average for that program area in the previous academic year. It may vary each year according to the quantity and quality of applicants.
Admission Requirements for Canadian Students
Curriculum
Alberta, Northwest Territories & Nunavut
British Columbia & Yukon
High school diploma with five grade 12 academic subjects numbered 30/31, including english language arts 30-1. Ela 30-1
High School Diploma with six Grade 12 academic subjects, including English Studies 12 or English First Peoples 12.
Manitoba High School Diploma with five Grade 12 academic subjects, including English 40S plus three additional 40S level subjects. The remaining credits must be 40S or 40G.
New Brunswick High School Diploma with six Grade 12 academic subjects (college preparatory: 120, 121 or 122), including English. Francophone sector: High School Diploma with six Grade 12 academic subjects, including Anglais 22411.
Newfoundland & Labrador High School Diploma with 10 academic credits at the 3000 level incl. English.
Nova Scotia High School Diploma with five Grade 12 academic subjects (university preparatory academic or advanced), including English 12 or English 12 African Heritage.
English 12 / English 12 First Peoples
English 40S (Comprehensive / Literary / Transactional Focus)
English 120/121/122/ Anglais 22411
31 / AP calculus (AB or BC)
Calculus 12 / AP Calculus (AB / BC)
Pre-Calculus 40S* or AP Calculus (AB or BC) Pre-Calculus Math 40S
Calculus 120 / AP Calculus (AB / BC)/ Math 30421
Pre-Calculus A 120 and Pre-Calculus B 120 / Math 30411C
English 12/ English 12 African Heritage
Calculus 12 / Pre-Calculus 12* / AP Calculus
Prince Edward Island High School Diploma with five Grade 12 academic subjects (numbered 611 or 621) including English. English 621 Math 611B/ AP Calculus (AB / BC)
Quebec: Grade 12 High School Diploma with six Grade 12 academic subjects, including English. The DES (Secondary V) Diploma is not an accepted basis of admission.
Quebec: CEGEP 12 academic courses (excluding courses numbered 109), including English/Anglais (two terms). Students who have completed more than 12 academic subjects may receive transfer credit in arts, science, business/commerce programs. The Cote de Rendement (R Score) will be used for admission and award purposes.
Saskatchewan High School Diploma with five Grade 12 academic subjects numbered 30 including English Language Arts A30 + B30.
International Baccalaureate ¤ Complete Diploma including English. Math Studies is not acceptable for any program with a Math prerequisite.
English AP Calculus (AB/BC)/MCV4U
12 or Math 12
Biology 122/ Biologie 53411/ 53421
Chemistry 121/ 122 / Chimie 52411
121 / 122/ Physique 51411 / 51421
Algebra/ MHF4U
2 semesters of English / Anglais Calculus 1
English A30 and English B30
30/AP Calculus (AB/BC)
English HL or SL
Applications and Interpretations HL /Analysis and Approaches
/ Analysis and Approaches
and Interpretations
SBI4U
SCH4U
SPH4U
Admission Requirements for Common International Curricula
Admission Requirements ◊
British-Patterned Education
Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE)
French-Patterned Education
United States
At least five different academic GCSE/IGCSE/ Ordinary Level subjects and four different academic subjects at Advanced Subsidiary Level OR three different academic subjects at the Advanced Level (excluding General Paper). All examinations must be conducted by an examination authority located in the UK or an equivalent authority elsewhere. Prerequisites should be presented at Advanced or Advanced Subsidiary level with the exception of English, which may be presented at the IGCSE/GCSE/GCE O/AS or A Level.
The complete Diploma (six units).
The complete Baccalauréat général.
U.S. Senior Year/Grade 12 in an accredited high school with a high grade point average. We expect competitive applicants to be enrolled in a rigorous academic course load, and to have taken the highest level of course available to them in prerequisite subjects. For 2024 admissions, U of T is test optional. Students who cannot or choose not to submit test results will not be disadvantaged in the admissions process; however, students who have written SAT or ACT tests previously, and wish to have these considered in their assessment, are encouraged to submit their scores.
English Prerequisite
Mathematics Prerequisite Curriculum
GCSE/IGCSE/Ordinary Level English, English Language, or English as a Second Language, OR AS Level/A Level English or English Language
Math AS Level/A Level/AL Pure Mathematics
CSEC or CAPE English
Anglais (terminale)
Grade 12 English
CAPE Pure Math or CAPE Integrated Math
Spécialité Mathématiques (premiere + terminale)
Grade 12 Calculus / AP Calculus
¤ Advanced Placement Examinations and International Baccalaureate credits are also acceptable. Transfer credit information is available at utm.utoronto.ca/transfer
† Secondary School and Diploma must be recognized by the Provincial Ministry of Education.
◊ Possession of the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission.
* Calculus is preferred. For fall 2026, Pre-Calculus will not be accepted to satisfy the Calculus prerequisite.
Professional & Graduate Programs
U of T Mississauga is home to over 900 graduate students, both in the research and professional streams. We have more than 40 years of experience supervising graduate students in numerous disciplines, providing training and guidance in their quest for a successful postgraduate career.
Residence
Twenty-first century residences nestled in centuries-old forests.
U of T Mississauga offers the widest variety of housing options across the University of Toronto with more than 1,500 single and double spaces in traditional-style rooms, apartments, and townhouses. Our residence units are equipped with fully furnished bedrooms and semi-private washrooms. The best part about living on campus? You’ll always be steps away from your next class or student life activity. Residence is guaranteed for all new full-time students entering their first year of university in an undergraduate program for the first time, if you complete the First Year Housing Guarantee steps by March 31, 2025.
VIRTUAL VISIT
Enjoy a 360° virtual view of each residence type by visiting the Student Housing & Residence Life website utm.utoronto.ca/housing
8 Residence styles
3 Buildings
4 Townhouse complexes
86% of students reported that living in residence has made their transition to UTM easier
Your Funding Opportunities
Talented students come from everywhere. Money doesn’t. We’re here to help bridge the gap.
$309 million
That’s how much financial aid U of T students gain every year. U of T students earn 65% more funding than the average student at other Ontario universities.
$37 million
Provided every year by U of T as part of Canada’s largest suite of international student scholarships.
From first-year entrance scholarships to four-year international awards to lifelong foundations for a flourishing career. It’s your journey: we’re here to open opportunities every step of the way.
Finances & Student Awards
Financial Planning Calculator
The Financial Planning Calculator will show you how much money you will need to cover tuition and fees, housing costs, food, and everything else for the upcoming academic year.You’ll provide some background and income information, and we’ll show you a budget summary and direct you to useful resources to help you save money. planningcalc.utoronto.ca
$95 million
Available through UTAPS (University of Toronto Advanced Planning for Students), Canada’s largest program of needs-based support.
U of T Advanced Planning for Students (UTAPS)
UTAPS fills the financial gap for Canadian fulltime students who receive the maximum amount of government financial aid, but whose government funding and other assessed financial resources do not cover all assessed costs. uoft.me/utaps
U of T Scholars Program
The University of Toronto Scholars Program recognizes outstanding students with individual awards worth $7,500. Outstanding domestic and international secondary school students are considered automatically on the basis of their average at the time of admission. Top applicants may also qualify for the President’s Scholars of Excellence Award which includes a $10,000 scholarship, guaranteed access to on-campus employment in second year, and guaranteed access to an international learning opportunity.
U of T International Scholar Award
International students applying from secondary school who are admitted to U of T Mississauga will automatically be considered for the University of Toronto International Scholar Award - UTM. Recipients are selected by committee. Based on academic achievement and overall academic competitiveness, you may be awarded one of the following:
• UP TO $180,000 ($45,000 X 4 YEARS)
• UP TO $100,000 ($25,000 X 4 YEARS)
U of T Mississauga Entrance Awards
All students who apply directly from high school are automatically considered for our Entrance Awards. These are based on admission averages and include only grades obtained from the first attempt at a course. Recipients are notified in their offer of admission letter. utm.utoronto.ca/future-students/finances/ scholarships
U of T Mississauga Automatic Entrance Scholarship
Three levels of entrance scholarships are automatically given to all domestic and international students admitted to our campus directly from high school with the averages listed below.
Grade Range*
Scholarships Amount
Up to $12,000 ($3,000 renewable x 4 years)
$3,000 (non-renewable)
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$2,000 (non-renewable)
*Where a course has been repeated, the first grade attained will be used in calculating average for scholarship eligibility.
Lester B. Pearson International Scholarships
The Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship program is intended to recognize outstanding students from around the world who demonstrate exceptional academic achievement. Awarded annually, these prestigious and competitive scholarships cover tuition, books, incidental fees, and full residence support for four years.
Learn more: future.utoronto.ca/pearson
Discover UTM
Get to know the University of Toronto Mississauga! Whether you’re thinking about applying to our university or if you’ve already received an offer, our Discover UTM website is where you’ll uncover what makes UTM an exceptional place to learn.
Campus Tours
Your next step should be on campus. Find out what makes our campus special with a guided campus tour. Can’t make it? Through our virtual tour options, explore our campus from the comforts of home.
uoft.me/discoverutm
Scan the QR code or visit the link.
Events
Our events are hosted by members of our Student Recruitment & Admissions team, giving you overviews of the application process, admission requirements, student life, and more. Discover the many opportunities available at U of T Mississauga, speak with current students, ask our staff your questions, and learn more from our partners across campus.
Terrence Donnelly Health Sciences Complex:
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Connect With Us
Student Recruitment & Admissions
3359 Mississauga Road
Innovation Complex, Room 1270
Mississauga, ON, L5L 1C6
To learn more, visit utm.utoronto.ca/future or scan the QR code.
