The best way to begin your admissions process is to contact a registration counselor to review the admission requirements, as well as your career, work experience, previous college credits, and other life experiences you can apply to your university degree. Contact David Tyner at 785-248-2376 to get started today! We are committed to providing an honourable educational experience for all military personnel. Since you have served our nation, we want to serve you with extraordinary military advantages. By offering military benefits, we are proud to help you earn a college degree on a traditional college campus. The first step in the admissions process is to contact a registration counsellor to review the admission requirements, as well as your professional achievements, military experience, and previous college credits that you can apply for your college education. You can contact a registration advisor at admiss@ottawa.edu. If you are considering taking advantage of this agreement by enrolling at the University of Ottawa, one of our dedicated Registration Counsellors can help you begin the admissions process by reviewing admission requirements on residential campuses, discussing your career goals, evaluating previous college credits and answering your questions. Your registration advisor will also contact you: For more information on admission requirements for students of a French high school, see France and Français Lycée. If you think you meet one of these requirements and the university should exempt you from submitting the results of a French test, send an email to [email protected].

If you are applying to a bachelor`s degree program and have earned a university degree, you will be assessed on the basis of these. To be considered for a program in French at the University of Ottawa, you must demonstrate that you are sufficiently proficient in the language to complete a post-secondary program. Please note that citizenship is not taken into account when assessing French language skills. To prove that your French language skills are at the academic level required for university studies, prove: * NOTE: Transcripts sent by a student or brought to campus personally will NOT be accepted as official. Official transcripts must be sent directly from the college, university or high school attended by the University of Ottawa. Unofficial transcripts may only be used for admission purposes. Space is limited and entry is not guaranteed. We reserve the right to reject applicants, even if they meet all admission requirements. If you are in the process of meeting any of these requirements, you will be required to provide intermediate/final grades.

Some master`s programs may have additional application requirements. If you are applying without a bachelor`s degree in a closely related field, additional courses may be required. If you are looking for online adult study programs, contact us for more details. The University of Ottawa will not evaluate or review your application before submitting it. Your application will only be assessed once it has been submitted and all required documents have been received. Note that admission is not guaranteed, even if you meet all the requirements. The table below tells you the level of education you need to be admitted to a direct entry faculty (for which you can apply without prior university studies), depending on the country in which you studied. If you are applying for a professional program, you should contact the faculty responsible for it. If you meet the admission and program-specific requirements, but not the university`s English language requirements, you may apply for one of our English Language Transition programs.

Remember: language requirements are not based on citizenship. They are based on your country of study. Applicants enrolled in a U.S. high school program in the U.S. or abroad must meet all of these requirements to be considered for admission: If you have taken Advanced Placement courses, we may grant you advanced eligibility for courses where you scored at least 4 on your Advanced Placement exam. We can grant you up to 30 credits depending on the requirements of the chosen academic program. You must ensure that your results are submitted electronically to the College Board. You must ensure that you meet the minimum admission requirements before applying.

If you have any questions about these admission requirements, please contact InfoAdmission. The University of Ottawa has the right to receive test results electronically. If English is not your first language, you will need to prove that you have studied full-time at an English language school within the last three years OR obtained a required score on one of our many Accepted English Tests (ESL). During their studies at the University of Ottawa, all students have the opportunity to prepare for life beyond their college experience. Through the Adawe LifePlan Centre and the Career Services Department in Ottawa, students can prepare for future careers or explore current careers. Find out how Adawe`s LifePlan Centre and Career Services can help you define and achieve your goals. Note: We only grant you the number of credits that the corresponding course at the University of Ottawa is worth. English is the language of instruction and examination at the University of Toronto, and successful completion of our programs of study requires a high level of English proficiency. Looking for a university experience outside the classroom while living life in a different culture? Then the Ottawa residential campus is the right place for you! The University of Ottawa strives to ensure that you experience all that Ottawa has to offer.