This, along with your grades, will be used in our admissions decision. The Faculty has a non-matriculant policy. If you are 21 years of age or older, have resided in the province of Ontario at least a year, and are a Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident, but have not already attempted OAC's or the equivalent, you can qualify to be considered. The candidate is then considered in competition with all other applicants and subject to available places. Many non-matriculants pursue part time studies initially to ease the transition into a rigorous program.
Students are able to transfer to full time studies upon completion of first year curriculum.
Admission is based upon your entire academic background and the Student Profile Form. Transfer of credits may be granted if you have taken courses that correspond in depth and breadth to courses in the Engineering curriculum. May. If admitted, students are required to respond by June 7, 2000. Candidates with exceptional academic high school records will be considered as soon as interim grades are available and the file is complete. Candidates currently enrolled in first year university will receive a decision as soon as final grades become available.