University
Have you visited the brightspace classroom?
All potential 2024 grads have been enrolled on a Brightspace classroom that contains important information they will need for graduation. If you haven't yet explored this resource, you need to start there.
Do your research
Go to ontariouniversitiesinfo.ca and search programs by university, by category or with a keyword.
Pay attention to the admission requirements for your program. Have you got all the required prerequisites?
This resource guide will give you quick facts for each university, including scholarship info, policies and contact information.
Not sure how to start your application?
Watch this video first on how to create your application How to apply to University
ready to apply to university?
Go to ouac.on.ca and start your application.
Application deadline for first consideration is January 15, 2024
Important dates for Fall 2024 admission are found here
Looking for scholarship information?
Here is your one-stop-shop for information on financial resources to help pay for your Post-Secondary Education. HDSB Scholarship Resources
Scholarships are not just for people with high marks. A lot of scholarship money goes unclaimed because no one applies. It is worth taking the time to research.
Most colleges and universities offer entrance scholarships and burseries as well. Visit to your college/university of choice to learn more.
have you considered applying for osap?
The Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) is a financial aid program that can help you pay for college or university.
OSAP offers funding through:
grants: money you don’t have to pay back
a student loan: money you need to repay once you’re done school
When you apply for OSAP, you are automatically considered for both grants and loans. If you don’t want to take a loan, you can decline it after your application is approved.
Here is a quick estimating tool to see how much you could qualify for: Aid estimator
Click here to learn more: OSAP
Do you have an iep?
Life at college and university is quite different than life at high school, and it is not always easy to know what to expect. It can be difficult to sort through all of the information that is available from different colleges and universities and to narrow it all down to the important details. This guide aims to bring together all of the information that you need in one place – to help ease this transition and put you on the path to success at post-secondary school.
Transition resource guide for students with disabilities
As students who have IEP's prepare for their studies at the post-secondary level, please be aware that it is strongly recommended that Psycho-Educational Assessments be no more than 2-3 years old at the time of entrance into post-secondary. School boards will not re-assess for post-secondary purposes. The following is a list of assessment centres that complete Psycho-Educational Assessments:
Burlington Psychological and Counselling Services
Hamilton Psychological Services
