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U of G 2022 International Viewbook Improve Life Here at the University of Guelph
You’re not a number. You’re a Gryphon. Trying times connect people with their values, and recently we’ve found ourselves coming back to two values again and again: the value of our health, and the value of education. These are at the very core of our mission — to Improve Life. This year, we’ve never felt more committed to them. Come to Guelph and see firsthand how much your health and education mean to us. Or better still, find out how rewarding, inspiring, gratifying and empowering it is to improve life for someone else. That’s what being a Gryphon is all about.
Rankings
\ #1 in Canada and #5 in the
world for Veterinary Medicine
(QS, 2020)
\ #1 in Canada and #12 in the
world for Agricultural Science
(Best Global Universities, 2018)
\ #2 in Canada for its focus on
responsible business education
((Corporate Knights 2020 ranking )
\ #3 in Canada and #62 in the
world for Plant & Animal Science
(Best Global Universities, 2020)
\ #5 in Canada and #127 in
the world for the field of
Environment/Ecology
(Best Global Universities, 2020)
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What you seek in a university, we have it. Students come from more than 140 countries, including Bahamas, Bangladesh, Barbados, China, Egypt, Ghana, India, Indonesia, Iran, Jamaica, Kenya, Malaysia, Mauritius, Nigeria, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Trinidad and Tobago, Turkey, UAE, the UK, the United States and Vietnam. \ One of Canada’s top universities! \19 intermural sports \ 33 academic institutes and centres \ 86 majors and 58 minors to enhance your degree \1,000+ experiential learning opportunities \1,100+ dorm rooms and a guaranteed spot in residence \ $2 million in merit-and needs- based scholarships awarded to international students 2
Table of
Contents
Student Services
Where is the University of Guelph? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Coming to U of G. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Living on Campus. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Dining on Campus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Getting Involved. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Experiential Learning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Degree Programs
Building Your Degree. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Certificates & Minors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Required Courses by Degree. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Admission and Finances
International Admission Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Country Specific Requirements. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
How to Apply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Financing Your Education. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Funding Your Education. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
English Proficiency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
English Language Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
University of Guelph-Humber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
COVID-19 and its Impact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Contact or visit us. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Back Cover
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WHERE IS THE UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH?
Where is the University Climate
of Guelph? 4 distinct seasons
Spring: mid-March to May
10° to 20° C (some rain)
Guelph: the ultimate university town!
Summer: June to August
With a rich history and small size, Guelph offers the perfect blend 20° to 30° C (humid)
of major city vibes and tightly knit small town. We’re close to Toronto, Fall: September to November
7° to 20° C
and the Greater Toronto Area. GO commuter trains and buses offer
easy access. But make no mistake: Guelph is no suburb. It’s a vibrant Winter: December to mid-March
-15° to 2° C (snow, sunny)
and diverse city that embraces U of G students.
Arriving in Canada
Travel time by air to Toronto*
Quebec • New York 1 hr • Istanbul 10 hrs
• Miami 3 hrs • Cairo 11.5 hrs
Montreal • Kingston 4 hrs • Dubai 13 hrs
Ontario Ottawa
•
•
Mexico City 4.5 hrs
Vancouver 5 hrs
•
•
Beijing 13.5 hrs
Hong Kong 14.5 hrs
• Bogota 6 hrs • Delhi 16 hrs
• London 7 hrs • Tehran 16.5 hrs
Lake Huron • Amsterdam 7.5 hrs • Dhaka 20.5 hrs
Kingston • Frankfurt 7.5 hrs • Port Louis 21 hrs
• Paris 8 hrs
New York
Toronto Lake Ontario *Guelph is a one-hour drive from Toronto’s Pearson Interna-
Guelph-Humber
Guelph
tional Airport. Shuttle service can be arranged to bring you
directly to campus. redcarservice.com
Waterloo Rochester
Michigan
Hamilton
London Buffalo
Ridgetown
Lansing
Getting around
GO Bus transit connects the University Centre to
Detroit Windsor Lake Erie the Greater Toronto Area and Mississauga, hourly,
throughout the day during weekdays. gotransit.com
Cleveland Pennsylvania
Ohio
Guelph is only 1 hour from Toronto, Canada’s largest metropolis, and within easy reach of the U.S. border, major
international airports and all modes of transportation.
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Guelph is one of Canada’s
top 10 places to live!
Population of 133,000
Guelph is a 1-hour drive
from Toronto
You'll find music, art, and
cultural festivals all year
Downtown Guelph is home
to many restaurants from
many cultures! Check out
@downtownguelph.
See more of Guelph —
follow @seen_in_guelph
Our campus food is amazing
but so is the food in the
City of Guelph! Follow
@hungryguelph
Learn more about
the city of Guelph.
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COMING TO U OF G
U of G’s support for Before You Arrive
students is legendary START Online
Sign into STARTOnline.ca, your guide to starting
and quantifiable. university. We have everything you need, including
your summer to-do list, optional activities to help get
you connected, summer events, Facebook group
The University of Guelph is recognized as a Canadian leader by program, Orientation Week information, an online
in student experience. We will greet you and your family when chat and more!
you arrive on campus, help you get settled, and continue to
support you throughout your time as a U of G student.
START International
gryphlife.ca
This orientation program for international students,
exchange students and out-of-country Canadians,
helps you make connections and settle into your
new home before Orientation Week begins.
It features:
• City and campus tours,
• Info sessions about academic life and
expectations,
• Resources to help with your social, cultural,
and academic transition,
• Shopping trips with volunteers,
• Welcome dinner
We strongly recommend that international students attend
START International.
START BIPOC
gryphlife.ca
This is an orientation program for BIPOC students
(Black, Indigenous, People of Colour). Learn more
about our programs, life at U of G, financial, social,
and wellness supports available to you. You will also
meet our Cultural Diversity Advisor and Coordinator
of Cultural Diversity Programs, and learn about how
they can support your transition to university.
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START Accessible
wellness.uoguelph.ca/accessibility
Students who make use of academic accommodations
through Student Accessibility Services (SAS) are encour-
aged to attend this program in order to get comfortable
with the campus environment, learn about resources
to help you succeed in first year, make friends and get
to know your SAS Advisor.
LINK Program
uoguelph.ca/studentexperience
This program helps international students make
a successful transition to Canadian culture and life
at U of G. You will be paired with a current U of G
student who will share their experiences with you.
Getting Your Study Permit
In order to get a Study Permit, Immigration Canada
will require that applicants have sufficient funds. If you
have questions about the financial commitments required
by Immigration Canada, visit their website at cic.gc.ca.
For additional support, please review the following
website: uoguelph.ca/studentexperience/international-
student-advising
Note: If your Study Permit stream requires an unconditional
offer of admission, you must contact admissions directly after
your final grades and other conditions of offer have been met
in order to be issued a new letter (if applicable).
Learn more about what your
life as a Guelph Gryphon could
be like!
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When You Arrive Your First Year and Beyond Student Wellness Services
Student Accessibility Services
Student Experience First Year Seminars
wellness.uoguelph.ca/accessibility
uoguelph.ca/studentexperience uoguelph.ca/vpacademic/fys/
If you believe that your admission average does not reflect
Student Experience supports the transition and First Year Seminars are open to every first year student.
your true academic ability as a result of a disability, you
orientation needs of all students, including international, They’re limited to 18 students, and they emphasize
are encouraged to complete the Supplemental Information
First Nations, Métis and Inuit students, LGBTQ2IA+ student participation and critical thinking. From social
Form for Students with Disabilities (SIF-D) by May 1, 2022.
students, students of various faiths, and racialized justice, baseball stats, sleep or improv, you’ll find a
students. We provide programs for you to engage in topic that excites you.
and learn about other cultures, develop intercultural Counselling Services
and interfaith awareness, celebrate diversity and wellness.uoguelph.ca/counselling
The Library, Learning Commons
support your personal development in leadership,
lib.uoguelph.ca Individual and group counselling is available to support
civic and global engagement.
students as they work through the personal challenges
Find programs and services on how to:
that affect their ability to succeed at university and in
• Manage your workload
International Student Experience Team other areas of their lives.
• Take lecture notes
uoguelph.ca/studentexperience
• Write a multiple choice exam
Advising and assistance for international students is • Study efficiently Health Services
available through the International Student Experience Team: • Learn from textbooks wellness.uoguelph.ca/health
• Learn from lectures
• Study permit and visa support Health Services provides health promotion, disease
• Manage distractions
• Travelling to Guelph prevention and primary medical care to full-time and
• Orientation and what to do upon arrival part-time, undergraduate and graduate students
• Parent and family orientation Supported Learning Groups (SLGs) and their families, as well as visitors to the campus.
• University Health Insurance Plan lib.uoguelph.ca/get-assistance/studying/slgs
• Personal counselling
Study groups meet weekly and are designed to help Health and Performance Centre (HPC)
• Social and cultural adjustment to life in Canada
you through historically challenging courses. wellness.uoguelph.ca/hpc/
HPC prevents and treats sports and activity-related
Orientation Week
injuries for U of G and our surrounding community
guelphoweek.ca
to ensure they can maintain a healthy, active lifestyle.
Our first week of September is packed with more than
500 activities for U of G students to help you make
Wellness Education & Promotion Centre
friends, explore campus and prepare for university.
wellness.uoguelph.ca/education/
A student-driven safe space where all U of G students
can seek information and support about health/well-
being. Peer-to-peer education is the driving force
behind all of Wellness Education & Promotion’s initia-
tives, including drop-in peer consultations, interactive
programming, and resource distribution.
University Health Insurance Plan
UHIP is the general health coverage for medical services.
More information can be found on page 32.
9LIVING ON CAMPUS
Home is where your fellow Residence living at Guelph
is made up of three unique
Gryphons are neighbourhoods:
At U of G, we know that living in residence is about way more than South Residences
having a place to rest your head. Our residences are communities.
• Mountain, Prairie, and Maritime Halls make up the
And we’ve got all the amenities you’ll need: proximity to the University residences in the south end of campus.
Centre ( the heart of campus ), campus food, wireless hotspots in • They accommodate close to 1,800 students.
• More single rooms are offered here than in any other
common areas and — of course — wifi in every room! We’ve also got residence community.
quiet areas for studying, community spaces for gathering, socializing • There are doubles, triples and 3-person apartments.
and catching up with friends. • Co-ed.
housing.uoguelph.ca North Residences
• Lambton, Lennox and Addington, Johnston, Arts
House, Biology House, Mills, and Watson Halls make
up the north residences.
You are guaranteed a spot in residence if you submit your online residence • They accommodate approximately 1,200 students.
application and pay your $750 residence deposit by June 1, 2022! • Co-ed, except for Watson Hall, which is all-female.
• Lambton Hall offers suites with washrooms
and kitchenettes.
East Area Residences
• Dundas, Lanark, and Glengarry Halls make up
residences on the east side of campus.
• They accommodate up to 1,500 students.
• Shared suite-style residence.
• East Village townhouses each have four private
bedrooms, shared washrooms, a kitchen and dining
and living room.
Room types available.
Given the dynamic nature of the COVID-19 pandemic, the information
provided here is subject to change.
10nd s
NC ES a ayout
IDE e L
T RE
S Typ
EAS Room
“I chose the U of G because of
Floor Plans
the close-knit community and
South Residences North Residences East Residences because it was #1 in Canada for
UTH RESIDENCE
Single room layout Double room layout First floor layout on-campus food. Opportunities
m Type Layouts to get involved at the U of G and
in the Engineering degree is
something I really value. I love the
wide range of topics within the
biomedical field that you learn
about. This, coupled with hands-
on courses have been critical in
my development as an engineer.”
Zion Maynard
Bachelor of Engineering, biomedical engineering, co-op
Hometown: Bridgetown, Barbados
High school: Queen’s College Secondary School
Residence Learning Communities (RLC) Campus Involvement: University of Guelph
Robotics Club Member, Cultural Engagement
housing.uoguelph.ca/RLC team member, Peer Helper Program,
Engineering Society member
RLCs bring together groups of students with common
interests and include:
• Academic Learning Communities
• Living Learning Centres
• Themed Learning Communities
Virtual Tours of Residence
Watch virtual tours of residences and room types!
housing.uoguelph.ca/tours
• Visit housing.uoguelph.ca/roomtypes for floor plans.
• Take the 360 room tour: housing.uoguelph.ca/360.
Learn more about
living on campus.
11DINING ON CAMPUS
The only campus
food in Canada that’s
picture-worthy!
For years, U of G’s Hospitality Services has been voted as having
the best campus food of any Canadian university, and the secret
to our success couldn’t be simpler: We make everything ourselves.
Double Trouble Burger Banana, Strawberry, Nutella Waffle
From burgers and ramen, home-made comfort foods to gourmet
salads and international cuisine, we’ve got something to suit every
palate and dietary requirement (including allergies, faith-based,
vegan and vegetarian), all of it made fresh right here on campus.
We frequently share our latest creations on our social media
channels. Check out hospitality.uoguelph.ca to learn more and
follow @hospitalityuofg on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook for
updates, menus and daily delicious posts!
hospitality.uoguelph.ca
Bibimbap Chili
Recognized as one of Recognized as the
Ontario’s Local Top Campus
Food Champions Food in Canada
by Friends of the Greenbelt Foundation by Friends of the Greenbelt Foundation
12 Chicken Shawarma CoffeeOur chefs strive for food excellence Your Meal Card
every day. We won Ontario’s Local
Your Campus Card is your meal plan card. Every time
Food Champions award, continually you purchase a snack or a meal, simply tap your card at
source local food to feed more than the cash and the appropriate amount will be deducted
from your meal plan balance. It’s super easy.
20,000 students per day, and we’re
proud to be recognized as a Canadian You can also use your card to purchase food at select
off-campus restaurants.
leader for sustainability initiatives.
hospitality.uoguelph.ca The University Bookstore
bookstore.uoguelph.ca
“The University of Guelph has the best The University Bookstore has all of your books,
campus food in Canada.” supplies and swag. U of G offers a $1,000 textbook plan.
With the textbook plan you can use your Campus Card
Maclean’s Magazine
in the University Bookstore to buy all your textbooks
and receive a 10% rebate. To include the textbook plan,
add $1,000 to your meal plan cost.
The Bookstore is the official supplier of University
of Guelph-branded clothing.
Learn more about why our
campus food is so amazing!
Meal Plans
On-Campus Meal Plans Price ($CAD) Meal Plan Description
Minimum $4,380 Not on campus on weekends and have a lighter appetite? This one’s for you.
Light $5,100 Maybe you stay on campus on weekends occasionally, and have a lighter appetite.
This is your meal plan!
Full $5,720 Our most popular plan! This one is for students who are on campus every other weekend
or so, and love to eat.
Plus $6,230 Plan to be on campus every weekend and love to eat? This is the plan for you!
Varsity $6,540 You hardly go home, you’re always on campus, maybe you’re a varsity athlete, and can’t
get enough of our incredible food. Welcome to your meal plan!
If you run out of meal plan dollars it’s easy to add more money to your account.
Meal plans are mandatory except for those living in East Village townhouses.
13GETTING INVOLVED
Gryphon Athletics Facilities:
The advanced Gryphons Athletic Centre features a
State-of-the-art facilities. Every team and sport under the sun. 25,000-sq.-ft. fitness centre, suspended running track,
climbing wall, and a wide variety of activity rooms.
And fans decked out in red, gold, and black. Let’s go Gryphons! View our facilities on fitandrec.gryphons.ca
gryphons.ca Indoor Outdoor
• Twin-pad arena with • Stadium
Olympic-size ice surface • 2 grass fields
• 2 pools • Mini-specialized
• 1 climbing wall training field
• 9 dance/multi-purpose studios • 3 baseball diamonds
• Fitness centre • 4 beach volleyball courts
• 2 wrestling/combatives rooms • Jogging trails
• Indoor fieldhouse with • 3 multi-purpose lit
4-lane running track artificial fields
12,000 students annually participated in our award-winning
intramural program, recreational and intercollegiate programs.
Visit gryphons.ca for a complete listing.
Varsity Teams:
M = Men
= Women
W
Gryphons at
Baseball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M the Olympics!
Basketball. . . . . . . . . . . . . M W
Cross-Country . . . . . . . . . M W Emily Armstrong
Curling. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M W Team Canada
Field Hockey. . . . . . . . . . . . . W Artistic Swimming
Figure Skating. . . . . . . . . . M W Tokyo 2020
Football. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M
Golf. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M W
Sarah Douglas
Hockey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M W
Team Canada
Lacrosse. . . . . . . . . . . . . . M W
Sailing
Nordic Skiing . . . . . . . . . . M W
Tokyo 2020
Rowing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M W
Rugby . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M W
Geneviève Lalonde
Soccer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M W
Team Canada
Swimming. . . . . . . . . . . . . M W
Track and Field
Track & Field. . . . . . . . . . . M W
Tokyo 2020
Volleyball. . . . . . . . . . . . . . M W
Wrestling. . . . . . . . . . . . . . M W
The best way to learn about joining a varsity team is to contact
the coach. Head to gryphons.ca for more information.
14“I looked for a university that
Clubs, Organizations,
would help me grow as a person,
Student Government aside from just academics.
The collaborative, innovative,
Clubs and Organizations
and sustainable culture at
gryphlife.ca
U of G is what really attracted
Our 200+ clubs span cultural and religious interests,
me. The Commerce program
media and performing arts, sports, academics, and
community service — there’s something here for everyone: encourages working in
collaborative environments
• African Society of Guelph • Guelph Queer Equality
• Engineers Without Borders • Indian Students Association
where I can learn from and
• Future Vets Club • Korean Students’ Association grow with my peers.”
• Guelph Black Students • Muslim Students’ Association
Association • Vietnamese Student Society Dua Sohail
• Guelph Centre for Gender Bachelor of Commerce, accounting (co-op),
minor in human resources
Empowerment and Diversity
High school: Milton District High School,
Campus Involvement: Accounting Students
Association, Ambassador; Management
Visit gryphlife.ca for a full list. Economics and Finance Students Association,
Director of Finance; CPA Ontario,
U of G Board Ambassador
Community Involvement
uoguelph.ca/studentexperience
When you come to U of G, you are more than a
student; you are part of a community. Whether you
want to mentor youth in an afterschool program or
support other students on campus, whether you are
seeking an opportunity on your own or with other
students, let Student Experience help you find co-
curricular opportunities that are right for you based on
your skills, interests, availability, and learning goals.
Student Governments
• Central Student Association csaonline.ca
• Interhall Council interhall.org
Separate student governments are also affiliated with each
academic degree.
The Lang BComm program
She’s Got Game encourages is ranked #2 in Canada for
women in sport and gives
its focus on responsible
them the tools to succeed
both on and off the field. business education*
shesgotgame.ca
*Corporate Knights 2020 ranking
15EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
Experiential Learning
and Career Development
When we say you’ll learn from experience, we mean it.
While we love a good book as much as the next world-class university,
we firmly believe that education and experience go hand in hand.
That's why our team at the Experiential Learning Hub is so passionate
about connecting you with co-op programs, further education planning,
volunteer and co-curricular opportunities, and access to job fairs and
networking events.
By leveraging the Experiential Learning Hub's many connections, you
will make your U of G experience more engaging while spending more
time focusing on things you're passionate about.
Plus, when you graduate you won't just have a degree: you'll have
a digital record showcasing the kind of experience that employers
love to see on a résumé.
uoguelph.ca/ELHub
U of G offers:
• on-campus employment • para-professional and
and work study volunteer programs
• co-op programs and work • community-engaged learning
experience courses courses and programs
• professional and career • intercultural engagement
practice courses programs
• student clubs, governments • conferences, professional
and athletics development and certificate
programs
• entrepreneurship programs
16Co-operative Education What you’ll need:
uoguelph.ca/coop
• A Social Insurance Number (SIN) — apply for this when
Work in your field before you graduate. Each year we you arrive; you will need it to work in Canada.
help more than 4,000 students find placements in 53 • Apply for and secure a co-op work permit immediately
different co-op programs. Gain work experience that’s following your second semester — your study permit
relevant to your studies, build your professional network alone does not cover co-op work terms.
and develop the skills needed to thrive in a modern
work environment. Co-op is an optional program for which fees are applied.
In addition to a co-op academic fee, students pay $270 for
Sound good? A lot of other students think so too, each co-op work term that is accepted.
which is why we recommend that you apply to co-op
Admission to co-op is available again during first year for
directly from high school. You can apply again during
a limited number of spots in some programs.
first year, but there are a limited number of spaces in
some programs. The University of Guelph’s Co-operative Education Program
is accredited by Co-operative Education and Work-Integrated
Learning Canada (CEWIL) and adheres to the standards set
Your Co-op Experience and monitored by the CEWIL Accreditation Council.
As a co-op student, you will:
• take a mandatory one-semester course
— COOP*1100 — that prepares you for the
Para-professional Placements
uoguelph.ca/experientiallearning
co-op job search and work terms;
• apply for co-op positions, just as you would in the Co-operative education is not the only path to gaining
real-world hiring process. You will complete three experience! There are hundreds of opportunities
to five paid co-op work terms throughout your available to apply your course material to real-world,
degree program; meaningful contexts.
• work with a co-op coordinator who will assist you
throughout the employment process and each of
work term experiences;
• you’ll make connections and begin networking Your gateway to employability
before you graduate! on-campus:
• More than 450 Work Study student positions on campus
• 250+ Peer Helper positions
Where will I work and how • More than 4,000 part-time jobs on campus
much money will I make? • More than 150 positions in Residence Life
• There are job opportunities across Ontario, and
in some cases, across Canada or internationally.
• All co-op positions are full-time and they are paid!
Past students have made $500–$1,000 CAN
per week!
• Co-op work terms vary from 4 months, 8 months
and 12 months.
17CAMPUS MAP Our Campus A walk across campus only takes 7 minutes! 18
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BUILDING YOUR DEGREE
How to Build Your Academic Terms and Definitions
An undergraduate degree is the first degree you
Best Degree
can complete at the university level. It is commonly
called a baccalaureate or bachelor’s degree, and
may be further classified as honours or general.
An honours degree is typically completed in four years
At U of G we give you choices and flexibility. With an outstanding of full-time study and often focuses on a particular
variety of specializations, we’ll help you find your path. Select a major, discipline. E.g.: Honours Bachelor of Science (in Biochem-
istry); Honours Bachelor of Arts (in Classical Studies).
add a minor, add electives to sample unique or related paths, mix in
A general degree is typically completed in three years
out-of-class experiences, and tailor your degree to your dreams as of full-time study and often involves a more gener-
you go. It’s your choice that matters. alized or broadly defined study area. To view a list
of majors that are offered in general versus honours
format, please visit the Undergraduate Calendar at
admission.uoguelph.ca/degrees.
1 2 3 A professional degree meets the accreditation
standards of a particular professional association
Find Your Program Enhance and Explore Put It All Into Action! or college. At U of G, we offer professional degrees
With more than 86 majors, Spend your first year exploring the You have countless opportunities to in Veterinary Medicine (DVM); Engineering (B.Eng.);
50 minors, certificates, areas options available to you. Once you put your classroom theory into real- Applied Human Nutrition (B.A.Sc.) and Landscape
of emphasis, electives, and arrive you can add a minor, select world practice. Whether it’s through Architecture (BLA). Several professional degrees, like
more than 100 ways to learn an area of emphasis, or enroll in co-operative education or experiential the DVM, require the completion of some university
outside the classroom, we know a certificate alongside your degree. learning or both (see pages 16-17), study prior to application.
it can seem overwhelming! Check out all the options on page 21. at Guelph you have lots of choice!
An associate diploma is a two-year program offered
So let’s break it down. Review You can even enroll in Distance Ed We’ll help you navigate your options
on our main campus and at our Ridgetown campus.
the degree programs and check (DE) courses that allow you to study so you can find the best fit for you.
It involves focused, hands-on training in a specific field.
out the required courses on at a time and place that’s convenient Visit uoguelph.ca/uaic for more info.
E.g.: Associate Diploma in Environmental Management;
pages 22 and 23. for you.
Associate Diploma in Turfgrass Management.
A graduate degree can be completed after an
undergraduate degree. It involves additional study
in a particular area of interest, and may include
research or the completion of a thesis.
A major is the main area of study within a degree.
It involves intensive focus on a specific discipline.
E.g.: Applied Human Nutrition; Bio-Medical Science;
Marketing Management.
A minor is an optional secondary area of study that
can be related to or different from your major, and
provides an introductory level of education about
a single discipline. A minor is selected after you
begin your university studies (See list on page 21
for minor options).
A credit is the unit of measurement for university
courses. Usually, a course that lasts one semester
is equivalent to one half-credit (0.5).
A semester is an academic study period of 12 weeks.
U of G offers three semesters of study: Fall (September
to December), Winter (January to April) and Summer
(May to August).
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the U of G; its wonderful
community has welcomed me
Minors
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Choose a minor because it intrigues you, because
Also, my program in the Arts
it complements your major, or because it’s something
you’ve always wanted to learn. and Sciences has allowed
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• anthropology development studies
• applied geomatics • Italian Omozuwa Agege
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• biochemistry • mathematical science Jesus Model College (EHJMC)
• biology • mathematics Campus Involvement: Guelph Black
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• Black Canadian studies • microbiology of Guelph Ambassador
• business • molecular biology and ge-
• business data analytics netics
• business economics • museum studies
• chemistry • music
• classical studies • neuroscience
• computing and • nutritional and nutraceutical
information science sciences
• creative writing • one health
• culture and • philosophy
technology studies • physics
• ecology • plant science
• economics • political science
• English • project management
• entrepreneurship • psychology
• environmental engineering • sexualities, genders
• European culture and social change
and civilization • sociology
• family and child studies • Spanish and Hispanic studies
• food engineering • sport and event management
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21DEGREE PROGRAMS
Required Courses by Degree
Program Majors Required Courses Cool Facts
Bachelor of Applied • Applied Human Nutrition • English The University of Guelph
Science • Math is #1 in Canada for overall
• Biology student satisfaction!
8 semesters (Honours Degree) • Chemistry
uoguel.ph/basc • 2 additional courses
• Child Studies • English
• Family Studies and Human Development • Math
• 1 course from: Biology or Chemistry
• 3 additional courses
Bachelor of Arts • Anthropology • Food, Agricultural and • Mathematical Science • English 92.9% of BA grads
• Art History Resource Economics • Music • 5 additional courses are employed within 6
6 semesters (General Degree)
• Classical Studies • French Studies • Philosophy months — one of the
8 semesters (Honours Degree)
• Creative Writing • Geography • Political Science highest employment rates
uoguel.ph/ba
• Criminal Justice and Public Policy • History • Psychology of Ontario universities!
• Culture and Technology Studies • International • Sexualities, Genders and
• Economics Development Studies Social Change
• English • Justice and Legal Studies • Sociology
• Environmental Governance • Major to be Determined • Studio Art
• European Studies • Mathematical Economics • Theatre Studies
Bachelor of Arts • English BAS grads go into
and Sciences • Advanced Math† law, medicine,
• 2 courses from: Biology, Chemistry, Physics education, research,
8 semesters (Honours Degree) • 1 Arts or Social Studies entertainment — the
uoguel.ph/bas • 1 additional course list goes on!
Bachelor of Bio-Resource • Environmental Management • English Learn the ins and outs
Management • Equine Management • Biology of science, technology
• 4 additional courses and business and earn
8 semesters (Honours Degree) credits for summer job
uoguel.ph/bbrm • Food Industry Management • English experience!
• Advanced Math†
• Biology
• Chemistry
• 2 additional courses
Bachelor of Commerce • Accounting • Management • Real Estate • English Gordon S. Lang School of
(Business) • Food and Agricultural Business • Management Economics and • Sport and Event Management • Advanced Math† Business and Economics
• Government, Economics and Finance • Undeclared (first year only) • 4 additional courses is ranked #2 in Canada for
8 semesters (Honours Degree) Management • Marketing Management its focus on responsible
uoguel.ph/bcomm business education.
Bachelor of Computing • Computer Science • English Our grads work at Apple,
• Software Engineering • Calculus Google, Amazon and
6 semesters (General Degree)
• 4 additional courses Microsoft.
8 semesters (Honours Degree)
uoguel.ph/bcomp
Bachelor of Engineering • Biological Engineering • Engineering Systems and • Mechanical Engineering • English Get right into it — start
• Biomedical Engineering Computing • Undeclared (first year only) • Calculus creating major design
8 semesters (Honours Degree)
• Computer Engineering • Environmental Engineering • Water Resources Engineering • Chemistry projects in your first year!
uoguel.ph/beng
• Physics
• 2 additional courses
Bachelor of Indigenous • English In this NEW program
Environmental Science • Advanced Math† study and explore how
• Biology history, colonization, law
and Practice* • Chemistry and technology impact
uoguel.ph/biesp • 2 additional courses the environment.
22Program Majors Required Courses Cool Facts
Bachelor of Landscape • English This one-of-a-kind program has
Architecture • 5 additional courses 24-hour studio space just for you!
• Background Information Form required by
8 semesters (Honours Degree) March 1, 2022 admission.uoguelph.ca/bla_bif
uoguel.ph/bla
Bachelor of Science Biological Sciences • Human Kinetics • English
• Animal Biology • Marine & Freshwater Biology • Advanced Math†
6 semesters (General Degree)
• Biochemistry • Microbiology • 2 courses from: Biology, Chemistry, Physics
8 semesters (Honours Degree)
• Biodiversity • Molecular Biology and Genetics • 2 additional courses
uoguel.ph/bsc
• Biological Sciences • Neuroscience
• Bio-Medical Science • Nutritional and Nutraceutical
• Biomedical Toxicology Sciences
• Environmental Biology • Plant Science
• Wildlife Biology and Conservation #1 in Canada for total Research Dollars!
• Food Science
• Zoology
Physical Sciences • Environmental Geomatics • English
• Biological and Pharmaceutical • Mathematical Science • Calculus
Chemistry • Nanoscience • 2 courses from: Biology, Chemistry, Physics
• Biological and Medical Physics • Physical Science • 2 additional courses
• Chemical Physics • Physics
• Chemistry • Theoretical Physics
Bachelor of One Health • English Bachelor of One Health is a rapidly
• Advanced Math † emerging field that combines human
uoguel.ph/boh • 2 courses from: Biology, Chemistry, Physics health, animal health and ecosystem
• 1 Arts or Social Studies course health.
• 1 additional course
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture • Animal Science • English There are four jobs for every
• Crop Science • Advanced Math† agriculture grad in Canada!
8 semesters (Honours Degree)
• Honours Agriculture • 2 courses from: Biology, Chemistry, Physics
uoguel.ph/bscag
• Horticulture • 2 additional courses
Bachelor of Science in • Ecology • English Ranked 5th in Canada for the field
Environmental Sciences • Environment and Resource Management • Advanced Math† of Environment/Ecology!
• Environmental Economics and Policy • 2 courses from: Biology, Chemistry, Physics
8 semesters (Honours Degree) • Environmental Sciences • 2 additional courses
uoguel.ph/bscenv
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Application information can be found at No direct admission from secondary school. Our veterinary medicine program
ovc.uoguelph.ca/recruitment/en/applyingtodvm A minimum of two years of a university is ranked 1st in Canada and 5th in
8 semesters
US applicants can also apply using VMCAS. undergraduate degree program is required for admission the world!
uoguel.ph/dvm
consideration. Students preparing for admission to
the DVM program should take high school Biology,
Chemistry, Physics and Calculus or Advanced Math†
Associate Diplomas University of Guelph, University of Guelph, Requirements
4 semesters Main Campus Ridgetown Campus • Secondary school diploma
admission.uoguelph.ca/diploma • Turfgrass Management • Agriculture
mandatory co-op • Environmental Management Veterinary Technology:
• Equine Care and Management • Math†, English, Biology and Chemistry
• Horticulture
• Veterinary Technology
offered as regular and co-op programs
†
Advanced Math is one of Pre-Calculus, Functions, (I)GCSE, CSEC, IB Math (only SL/HL Analysis & Approaches, HL Applications & Interpretations) or other equivalent Math containing Advanced Functions, Algebra, Geometry
or Trigonometry, approved by Admission Services.
Please see page 21 for a list of minors and certificates offered to enhance your degree.
admission.uoguelph.ca/international
23INTERNATIONAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
International Admission
Requirements
Official Documentation British Patterned Education:
I have completed General Certificate
of Education (GCE):
Applying from outside Canada:
Admission consideration begins with and includes:
• High school transcripts and other required
• Minimum of 2 A Level passes and 3 (I)GCSE
documentation to be uploaded to your Admission
Level passes.
Portal for admission consideration.
• 2 AS Level courses may be substituted for 1
• The possession of minimum entry requirements does
A Level course.
not guarantee admission; we may require additional
• A minimum of A/B or 6/7 to begin consideration
documentation or verification.
on (I)GCSE, AS and predicted A Level examinations.
• An “official” transcript or exam result must be sent
• Students are strongly encouraged to present
directly by your high school, examination board,
prerequisite courses at the AS or A Level.
an electronically verifiable source, via Parchment
• Transfer credits will be considered for A Level
or wes.org only if you are admitted or upon request.
subjects with a final grade of C or above, up to
a maximum of 3.0 credits (1.0 credit per course).
International Baccalaureate (IB)
Note: General paper is not considered an acceptable subject.
Admission consideration begins with and includes:
• A marksheet with anticipated IB scores reflecting
the intention to complete the full IB Diploma with
6 subjects: 3 HL and 3 SL (including prerequisites) French Baccalaureate
with a minimum score of 28 including bonus points
Admission consideration begins with and includes:
from TOK and EE, however most programs will
• ‘Bulletins’ (in French) for Première and 1st trimester
require a higher score;
of Terminale with a minimum overall score of 12/20.
• Anticipated scores on a 7-point scale;
• Upon completion of the French Baccalaureate,
Note: Math Studies/SL Applications and Interpretations is not
official final results are required in lieu of the above.
an acceptable prerequisite for programs that require Advanced
Math† or Calculus.
Indian Curriculum
Admission consideration begins with and includes:
Admitted students must present the full IB Diploma from
• Verified 10th standard board results accompanied
the International Baccalaureate Organization (IBO) in
by anticipated Class 12 grades listed by subject
July. Contact the IBO: transcripts.ibna@ibo.org to have
from the school with a minimum of 80%;
results sent electronically to the University.
• Completion of Class 12 Board Exam Certificates
• Transfer credits may be given for HL courses with with strong First Division standing is required
scores of 5 or above, to a maximum of 2.0 credits and in May/June;
will be assigned once official transcripts are received • All information required by your school board
from the IBO. to verify your Class 10 and 12 certificates.
24American Patterned Education:
I have a high school diploma (USA)
Admission consideration begins with and includes:
• A minimum cumulative unweighted GPA of 3.0 – 3.9/4.0
(varies by program/major) from a regionally accredited
high school.
• SAT/ACT Optional for Fall 2022 admission. If submitted,
may be used if it is helpful to your admission.
• Prerequisite courses are ideal at the senior level.
• Transcripts from years 9 – 12 which include senior
year first and second quarter grades submitted
before March 1st 2022 (or February 1st 2022 for
early consideration).
• A school profile with a grading scale.
• Documents sent through Naviance/Parchment
whenever possible.
• A personal statement (optional): Student Profile Form:
admission.uoguelph.ca/spf.
I have completed Advanced
Placement (AP):
• Applicants who have completed AP Examinations
with a minimum grade of 4 may receive university
credits to a maximum of 2.0 credits, at the Admission
Committee’s discretion.
• Transfer credits will be assigned once official final
transcripts have been received directly from the
College Board.
• Institution code for the University of Guelph is 0892.
See admission.uoguelph.ca/ap for more details.
If you fall outside these curricula, please consult our Country
Specific Admission Requirements: admission.uoguelph.ca/
international/admreqs
Have questions about
admissions? Speak to
staff or students
25 25Country Specific Requirements
AFGHANISTAN Transfer credit may be granted for Students with English as L2 are KOREA (SOUTH) NIGERIA SRI LANKA
Baccalauria, with a minimum B 2-Unit courses at the Advanced expected to write an English Immumgye Kodung Hakkyo West African Examinations Council Sri Lankan Certificate of Education
in all subjects. Level with grades of 1, 2 or 3. Proficiency exam. Choeupchang (Academic Upper (WAEC) exam results. Minimum B3 including Ordinary Levels and
Please note that Caribbean Studies Secondary School Certificate) + on predicted grades and a scratch at least 3 Advanced Level subjects
ARGENTINA and Communications studies GERMANY College Scholastic Ability Test. card for confirmation required for with a minimum B average.
Bachillerato with a minimum of 8. cannot be used for admission. Reifezeugnis / Abitur / Zeugnis finals. See also GCE. See also GCE.
der Allgemeinen Hochschulreife. LEBANON
AZERBAIJAN CHILE See French Baccalaureate, IB, NORWAY SWEDEN
Attestat — Certificate of (Completed) Licencia de Educación Media GHANA USA, GCE. Vitnemal Fra den Videregaende Fullstandigt Slutbetyg from
Secondary Education with a with a minimum of approximately West African Examinations Council Skole/Certificate of Secondary Gymnasieskolan
minimum combination of 4 and 5. 5.5 out of 7. (WAEC) exam results with a LIBYA Education.
minimum B3 on predicted grades High School Leaving Certificate. SWITZERLAND
BAHAMAS CHINA and a scratch card for confirmation PAKISTAN Federal School Leaving Certificate –
12 years schooling, a combination admission.uoguelph.ca/chinese- required for finals. MALAYSIA Intermediate and Higher Secondary Maturité/Maturität/Maturità with
of British GCSE examinations and curriculum. Students progressing Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia School Certificates with strong a minimum 5 out of 6 or 8 out of 10.
final Bahamas Grade 12 with strong through Upper Middle School: the GREECE (Malaysian Higher School Certificate) excellent to outstanding grades.
grades. SAT I and II subject tests Academic Proficiency Test (APT)/ Apolytirio Eniaiou Lykeiou, with or Unified Examination Certificate TAIWAN
or Freshman Year College of the HuiKao from CHESICC-Parch- a minimum of 16.1. (UEC). See also IB, USA, and GCE. PANAMA Senior High School Certificate
Bahamas may be requested for ment Portal Service chsi.com.cn/ Bachillerato with a minimum of 85% with 80% and above.
some schools. See also GCE and IB. en/pvr/apply.jsp with a minimum GUATEMALA MAURITIUS for national curriculum schools.
of 5 relevant required subjects for Bachillerato with a university See GCE, French Baccalaureate TANZANIA
BANGLADESH the degree and major, along with preparatory program with excellent and IB. PERU Certificate of Secondary Education
Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) school documents for grades 10, results OR successful completion Certificado de Educación Se- and Advanced Certificate of
with first division pass (60 – 100). 11, and first semester Grade 12 are of first year accredited university is MEXICO cundaria Común Completa and Secondary Education.
required. Final official Upper Middle typically required. Bachillerato with very good/excellent successful completion of one year
School Graduation Certificate will of post-secondary studies at an THAILAND
BERMUDA results. Required subjects descrip-
be required in August from the tions may be requested. accredited university. Mattayom 6 with superior academic
Bermuda Secondary School HONG KONG
CHESICC-Parchment Portal Service: standing (3.0 to 4.0 in all required
Certificate with excellent grades; Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary
chsi.com.cn/en/pvr/apply.jsp core courses) may be considered.
12 years schooling, a combination Education (HKDSE) with a combi- MIDDLE EAST PHILIPPINES
of British (B)GCSE examinations, COLOMBIA nation of 4 and 5. Predicted school Applicants from Bahrain, Jordan, High School Diploma from a 12 First-year standing in a recognized
Grade 12 University preparation Bachillerato with excellent results. marks must be presented on a 5 Palestine, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, year high school education system university is normally required.
level coursework (AP and SAT exam point scale. Saudi Arabia, Syria, and Yemen with a minimum B+.
results upon request). See also IB, must present the National Second- TURKEY
COSTA RICA
GCE and USA. INDONESIA ary School Education/Leaving POLAND admission.uoguelph.ca/turkey
Bachillerato along with successful
completion of first year at an Surat Tanda Tamat Belajar Sekolah Certificate (Tawjihiyah) with very Świadectwo Dojrzałości Liceum Lise Diploması with very good to
BOLIVIA accredited university is typically Menengah Umum (STTB-SMA) + good/excellent results overall and Ogólnokształcącego with a excellent results. Submission of
Bachillerato with a minimum of required. EBTANAS results with good/very in appropriate subjects. Students minimum average of approximately a School Profile is expected.
5.5/7 or 75/100. good marks. from Kuwait should present the 4.5 out of 6.
Shahad-al-thanawia-al-a-a’ama UAE
ECUADOR
BRAZIL IRAN (General Secondary School Certifi- PORTUGAL Secondary School Certificate
Bachillerato with a minimum of
Certificado de Ensino Médio Diplom-Motevaseteh (certificate cate) with excellent results and those Certificado de fim de Estudos (Shahadat Al-Thanawiya Al-Amma)
approximately 8 out of 10.
(minimum 7.5) for admission of completion of secondary school from UAE, the Secondary School Secundários within the good (bom) with a minimum B+ overall and
consideration followed the Exame studies) and passing the Konkûr Certificate (Shahadat Al-Thanawiya category with scores of 16 – 15/20. in required subjects; see also,
EGYPT Al-Amma). See UAE for more details.
Nacional do Ensino Médio (ENEM)+. with a minimum of 16. GCE, India, USA, IB, and Canadian
Thanaweya Amma — General Documents must be official and RUSSIA curriculum.
Secondary Education Certificate come from the school, Ministry or
BULGARIA or IB, USA, or French Baccalaureate ITALY Attestat o Srednem (Polnom)
Diploma Za Zavarsheno Sredno Diploma De Esame Di Stato with the appropriate Cultural Bureau. Obshchem Obrazovanii — UGANDA
with excellent results.
Obrazovanie (School Leaving minimum 8 out of 10. See also IB Certificate of (Completed) Uganda Advanced Certificate of
NETHERLANDS
Diploma) with grades of 5 or better. and USA. Secondary Education with Education. Five academic subjects:
EL SALVADOR VWO (Voorbereidend Wetenschap-
good grades. English, with at least 3 academic
Bachiller Academico with a minimum pelijk Onderwijs) Diploma with a
CARIBBEAN JAPAN A Levels of a minimum B to
of approximately 8 out of 10. minimum 7 out of 10.
Students must complete the Upper Secondary School Leaving SINGAPORE begin admission consideration.
Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Certificate (Kotogakko Sotsugyo Singapore/Cambridge GCE See also GCE.
ETHIOPIA NEW ZEALAND
Examination (CAPE) diploma with Shomeisho). Ordinary and Advanced
Ethiopia University Entrance National Certificate of Educational
a minimum of six individual subjects Level Examinations (see GCE UKRAINE
Examination. Minimum for Achievement Level 3 and University
with at least two 2-Unit courses KAZAKHSTAN requirements). Atestat pro Povnu Zagal’nu Seredniu
consideration begins at 78 – 80%. Entrance Standard inclusive of ap-
at the CAPE Level. Other subjects Diploma of Completed Secondary Osvitu (Certificate of Complete
See also European Baccalaureate. proved subjects. Grades required
may be presented at the CSEC Education with a minimum SOUTH AFRICA General Secondary Education) with
for admission will vary by program,
level. Predicted CAPE Level grades combination of 4 and 5. National Senior Certificate (NSC) a minimum of approximately 8 out
EUROPEAN BACCALAUREATE but based on the New Zealand
of 1 or 2 are required for admission with a minimum high Meritorious of 12 or 4 out of 5.
Completed European Baccalaure- grading scale, the minimum level
consideration. Students going KENYA to Outstanding for admission
ate Diploma including prerequisite for admission consideration is “Merit.”
into Science or Engineering are Kenyan Certificate of Secondary consideration.
required exam with a minimum
encouraged to take a minimum Education (KCSE) with grades of
overall average of 75 – 80%. English
of two 2-Unit CAPE Level subjects A and B.
must be a minimum of L1 or L2.
in Science and/or Mathematics.
26VENEZUELA
Bachillerato as well as successful
completion of the first year at an
accredited university is typically
required. See also USA.
VIETNAM
Bàng Tót Nghiêp Phó Thông Trung
Hoc (Upper Secondary School
Graduation Certificate) with a
minimum of 8.
ZAMBIA
Zambian School Certificate with 2
out of 9 (3 on finals).
ZIMBABWE
General Certificate of Education
Ordinary Level (ZGCE O-Level)
and Zimbabwe General Certificate
of Education Advanced Level
(ZGCE A-Level) with a minimum
A/B combination. See also GCE.
27HOW TO APPLY
How to Apply International Applicants
Three ways to apply:
• Apply directly to the University of Guelph using the
Your application to the University of Guelph opens online form available at admission.uoguelph.ca, or
the door to rich, varied experiences within a welcoming, • apply online through the Ontario Universities’
Application Centre (OUAC) at ouac.on.ca using the
involved community. 105 application form, if you are studying outside
of Canada.
Apply by January 13, 2022 for early admission consideration! • apply with the Common Application at
apply.commonapp.org.
Canadian Citizen or Permanent
Resident of Canada Applicants
Studying outside of Canada:
Apply online through the Ontario Universities’
Application Centre (OUAC) at ouac.on.ca using
the 105 application form.
Application Deadline Dates:
Type Official Deadline
Application February 15, 2022
(Fall Semester)
Document Submission March 1, 2022
Early Consideration Application: January 13, 2022
(Fall Semester) Document Submission:
February 1, 2022
International Transfer/
Advanced Standing
Applicants
admission.uoguelph.ca/exttransfer
If you are an international applicant who has previously
attended college or university, please consult our
International Transfer Student Admission Requirements
at admission.uoguelph.ca/exttransfer for detailed
information. Available intakes for transfer are Fall,
Winter and Summer. Transfer students interested in
January admission (Winter) should consult Admission
Services for program availability.
28Nine Steps for Applying
admission.uoguelph.ca/intl/howtoapply
To be considered for admission, scholarships, and
on-campus accommodation, please:
1. Select the program of study and check the program
specific admission information on pages 22 and 23.
2. Check Country Specific Requirements on page 26
and English Proficiency requirements on page 34.
3. Check to see if your program is offered at the
University of Guelph (main campus), or if it is an
Associate Diploma offered at the Ridgetown campus.
4. Fill in and submit the appropriate Application
Form along with your fee.
5. When you apply, you will receive a U of G account,
login information and instructions on how to upload
your documents to your Admissions Portal. Submit
the appropriate high school transcripts and other
required documentation.
Some programs have supplemental forms.
See admission.uoguelph.ca for details.
6. Submit English Proficiency test scores to
the Admission Portal. IELTS scores may be scanned
and verified on-site. All other test scores must be
sent officially.
7. You are encouraged to submit the online Student
Profile Form found at admission.uoguelph.ca/spf.
8. Check your Admission Portal for required, and any
out standing documents.
9. All international students attending the University of
Guelph must have a valid Study Permit. To contact
Canadian Immigration regarding visa procedures
please go to cic.gc.ca. For additional support, contact
our International Student Advisors at iso@uoguelph.ca
or call (519) 900 – 1022. Our DLI# is O19305391192.
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