University of Guelph-Humber

Admission average

Your admission average is calculated using the respective admission requirements for your province/territory, including subject requirements. This average is calculated using the most current grade data available to us through the admission process. Offers are conditional based on your admission average until final grades and all conditions are met.

Final admission average

Your final admission average is calculated using final grade data sent to us. Renewable entrance scholarships are based on final admission average.

Estimated cut-off range

Estimated cut-off ranges are based on the admission averages from previous years and are provided as a point of reference. Exact cut-offs for the current cycle will be determined by the quantity and quality of applications received and the number of places available in the respective program. Possession of an admission average within the estimated cut-off range does not guarantee an offer of admission.

Repeated courses, summer school, night school and correspondence

The University will use the highest grade reported for grade 12 courses taken at a Ministry-approved school prior to June 2024, regardless of format.

Grades

Grades need to be sent to us after you apply. Please refer to the Transcript information in the "Applying" tab above for instructions for your province/territory.

Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB)

Please visit our Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) page for full requirements.

English language requirements

If your first language is not English, or if you have completed less than four years of study in English at the secondary (or postsecondary) level, then you are required to submit proof of English proficiency. For full details, visit our English language requirements page.

You will receive an email with detailed instructions (after you apply) if you are required to demonstrate English proficiency as part of your application.

Please note: The University reserves the right to deny admission to you if you do not demonstrate satisfactory proficiency in English, regardless of academic qualifications.

Apply now

All applications are done online through the Ontario Universities' Application Centre (OUAC), ouac.on.ca  . You will create a user profile on the OUAC site to start the application process. They also provide you with video tutorials   about how to apply, FAQs and other resources.

Deadline

Apply by January 15 to be considered for all rounds of offers through the admission cycle.

Please note: Applications are still being accepted, however, may close at any time.

Choose your program

You can use the program codes listed below to search for a program on the OUAC website. University of Guelph-Humber programs are listed under the University of Guelph. If you apply to more than one program at the University of Guelph-Humber, you will be considered for all programs to which you apply.

• Business - GDB
• Community Social Services - GHF
• Early Childhood Studies - GHE
• Justice Studies - GMP
• Kinesiology - GHK
• Media and Communication Studies - GMT
• Psychology - GMA

Check the admission requirements for your province/territory for the program(s) you are interested in.

Application fees

You will pay an OUAC application fee of $156 for your first three program choices. Each additional program choice is $50. If you remove a program choice and add a new one at the same university, there is no additional fee.

Official transcripts (required)

Please have your high school Guidance Counsellor or School Administrator email your official transcript by April 1, 2024 to admissions@guelphhumber.ca for admission consideration. Your transcript must include grades for all completed and in-progress grade 11 and 12 courses.

British Columbia has automatic electronic submission of grades via the OUAC, therefore we will receive grade data from BC schools on an ongoing basis. The OUAC acts as an agent for Ontario universities to collect grades and course information electronically for current-year BC students through the Ministry of Education in BC. Students must provide their Personal Education Number (PEN) in their 105 application and authorize the Ministry to release their academic record to the OUAC.

English proficiency results (if applicable)

If your first language is not English, or if you have completed less than four years of study in English at the secondary (or postsecondary) level, then you are required to submit proof of English proficiency. Please check our English language requirements to ensure you will meet all admission requirements.

You will receive an email with detailed instructions (after you apply) if you are required to demonstrate English proficiency as part of your application.

Please note: The University reserves the right to deny admission to you if you do not demonstrate satisfactory proficiency in English, regardless of academic qualifications.

Student Profile (SP)

The SP offers you an opportunity to tell us about factors that may have impacted your grades. Optional to complete. Profiles must be completed online   (separate from the OUAC) and are due March 1, 2024.

Supplementary Information Form for Students with Disabilities (SIF-D)

The University of Guelph-Humber strives to provide equal opportunity for academically qualified students with disabilities. If you believe that your admission average does not reflect your true academic ability as a result of a disability, you are encouraged to complete the SIF- D on the University of Guelph website.

If you identify as a student with disabilities and your admission average does not meet the cut-off for the program to which you have applied, your SIF-D may be considered if your average is within a discretionary range of the determined cut-off (up to 5%). If you have an admission average of 70–74.9%, it is strongly recommended that you submit a profile to be considered for admission. Optional to complete. Deadline is March 1, 2024.

For more information, visit our Student Profile webpage  .

Please note: Documents submitted in support of an application become the property of the University and will not be returned.

Shortly after you apply, you will receive an email from the University acknowledging your application.

You will receive another email with a user ID and password to WebAdvisor and Gryph Mail. 

• It is important to use WebAdvisor  , our online student administration system, because it lists the documents the University needs submitted to consider you for admission. WebAdvisor will show you what documents are required and will indicate when those documents have been received.
• Set up your Gryph Mail to receive official emails from the University regarding your application and documents. Instructions for how to set up your email can be found on our New Student Guide web pages.
• Your application will be reviewed upon receipt of all official transcripts and supporting documents.

If you receive an offer of admission, the offer you receive is based on interim transcripts and is conditional on the successful completion of your high school diploma, meeting admission requirements (e.g., completion of all required courses for your degree program), and a minimum final admission average as outlined in your offer of admission.

All high school applicants will receive a decision on their application by May 29, 2024.

You can refer to your WebAdvisor account for your admission status. Our definitions page can assist you with understanding some of the terminology used on WebAdvisor.

About your offer

Every offer of admission is conditional. When you accept your offer, it is with the assumption that all conditions of that offer will be met by a deadline outlined in your offer.

Your offer of admission is valid unless you fail to meet the conditions of the offer or you decline the offer. Because the offer is conditional on your final grades, many people expect to receive another final non-conditional offer from the University later on in July — this does not happen. Once final grades are received in July, the University will review final conditions and will outreach to any students whose offer may be in jeopardy. You should review your OUAC account to ensure the grade information reported is complete and correct.

If you are not contacted by the University, then your offer of admission stands as outlined in the original offer (i.e., we do not send out a final offer letter). In this case, NO NEWS MEANS GOOD NEWS.

Don't hesitate to contact us with any concerns.

Deferrals

If you have been admitted to a program at the University but are unable to begin your studies in the fall, you may request to defer your offer. You must first accept your offer of admission. For further instructions, please read the "After Accepting" section.

If you are entering into first-year Early Childhood Studies, you may be required to complete a Vulnerable Sector Check/Screening before your first-year placement/internship begins. Check the New Student Guide for more information and visit our Get Ready for Placement page for timelines.

If you have received an offer of admission, you are eligible to apply for residence (humber.ca/residence)  . Residence operates on a first-come, first-served basis; therefore, you are encouraged to apply as soon as possible (after you receive an offer). Learn more about residence.

The application process is a two-step process that can take a few days to complete because you need to wait for step 1 to be processed before you can complete step 2. Please do not leave applying for residence to the last minute.

Humber is responsible for residence facilities at UofGH. Any changes/updates about residence will be posted on Humber Residence web pages.

The best way to learn more is to participate in one of our events or webinars.

You can also take a look through our website to learn about Academic Advisors, Career and Placement Services and campus life.

Any questions? Call us at 416.798.1331 ext. 6056 or email futurestudent@guelphhumber.ca.

After accepting, you'll receive information (through email) on next steps from your Advisor/Student Services office in the late spring.

Discover the advising supports available to you and key upcoming dates.

If you want to defer your offer of admission

You may request a deferral if you have accepted your offer of admission into a University of Guelph-Humber program but are unable to begin your studies in Fall 2024. A fee applies.

As an alternative, you may consider studying part-time by taking a reduced course load and enrolling in less than 2.00 credits (four courses). Before doing so, we recommend you contact:

• Your Academic Advisor to understand the impact of course selection and course sequencing.
• Student Financial Services to discuss the potential impact to the conditions of your scholarship, OSAP and other funding.

To be considered for a deferral you must:

• Accept your offer of admission by the June 3 deadline (or as otherwise noted in your offer).
• Meet all conditions outlined in your Offer of Admission by the deadline noted on your offer.
• Submit the deferral application through WebAdvisor  .
• Not attend any other postsecondary institution during the deferral period.

Deferral application process

1. Complete the application. The deferral application opens June 3, 2024 through WebAdvisor   under the “Applicant” menu. To access WebAdvisor, you will need your central login information (sent to you via email).
2. You must submit the application form and the $90 fee.
3. Applications are considered on a rolling basis for students who satisfy the conditions of their offer. Once we have considered your application, we will communicate the decision to you by email.
4. If you submit a deferral application and later choose to withdraw that application to begin classes in 2024, please email Admission Services.
5. If you are granted a deferral, you will receive a new Offer of Admission by the following February.

There are programs and events at UofGH you can be a part of before you come to campus in September.