2025 Undergraduate Viewbook - University of Guelph by Admission Services, University of Guelph

The education you need, for the life you want.

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The University of Guelph campuses reside within the lands of the Dish with One Spoon Wampum. We recognize that the Anishinaabe, Hodinohso:ni, Lūnaapéewak and Huron-Wendat peoples have inhabited these lands for centuries and we respect their enduring relationships with these lands. We are committed to working towards decolonization and reconciliation with Indigenous peoples and enhancing the engagement of and supports for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis students.

Learn about our Indigenous initiatives: indigenous.uoguelph.ca.

Located an hour outside Toronto, in one of the top 10 places to live in Canada*, you’ll find a picturesque campus and welcoming community where learning and discovery thrive.

Explore over 75 majors in careerfocused disciplines, all taught by award-winning faculty, and enhance your studies with experiential learning opportunities - we offer over a thousand!

Studying at the University of Guelph gives you the freedom to follow your passions while gaining the skills and experience you need to make a difference and Improve Life. We prepare you for whatever the future brings, so you can find success in your education, career, and life.

Choose the University of Guelph and get Future Ready.

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3 campuses 75+ undergraduate programs > > >

30,000+ students from 140+ countries

Top 5 university in Canada* > 92% of grads are employed within 6 months of graduation > #1 in total research dollars* >

Majors by theme

I WANT TO IMPROVE LIFE FOR HUMANKIND, THE PLANET AND BEYOND...

Animal Biology

Animal Science l

Arts and Sciences

Biochemistry l

Biological and Medical Physics l

Biological and Pharmaceutical Chemistry l

Biological Science

Bio-Medical Science

Biomedical Toxicology l

Chemical Physics l Chemistry

rop Science l

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine

Earth Observation and Geographic Information

Science l

Environmental Management l

Equine Management l

Food Science l

Honours Agriculture l Horticulture l

Human Kinetics

Kinesiology (GH)

Marine and Freshwater Biology l

Microbiology l

Molecular Biology and Genetics l

Neuroscience l

Nutritional and Nutraceutical Sciences l

One Health l

Physical Science

Physics l

Plant Science l

Theoretical Physics

Wildlife Biology and Conservation l

Zoology

I’M INTERESTED IN ANIMALS, CONSERVATION, AND HEALTH...

Animal Biology

Animal Science l

Bio-Medical Science

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine

Equine Management l

Marine and Freshwater Biology l

One Health l Wildlife Biology and Conservation l Zoology

I’M ARTISTIC, CREATIVE AND/ OR LOVE TO PERFORM...

Computer Science l

Creative Writing

Culture and Technology Studies l

Landscape Architecture

Media and Communication Studies (GH)

Music

Software Engineering l

Studio Art

Theatre Studies

I WANT TO HELP FEED THE WORLD’S POPULATION...

Applied Human Nutrition

Crop Science l

Food, Agricultural and Resource Economics l

Food and Agricultural Business l

Food Science l

Honours Agriculture l Horticulture l

Nutritional and Nutraceutical Sciences l

One Health l

Plant Science l

I WANT TO HAVE A COMPETITIVE EDGE AND MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE WORLD...

Anthropology l Art History

Arts and Sciences

Classical and Modern Cultures

Creative Arts, Health and Wellness

Creative Writing

Criminal Justice and Public Policy l

Culture and Technology Studies l Economics l

English

Environmental Governance l

Food, Agricultural and Resource Economics l French Studies

Geography l History l

International Development Studies l Justice and Legal Studies l

Justice Studies (GH)

Mathematical Economics l Music

One Health l Philosophy

Political Science l

Psychology l

Psychology (GH)

Sexualities, Genders and Social Change

Sociology

Studio Art

Theatre Studies

I WANT TO COLLABORATE AND SOLVE COMPLEX PROBLEMS...

Biological Engineering l

Biomedical Engineering l

Computer Engineering l

Computer Science l

Culture and Technology Studies l

Earth Observation and Geographic Information

Science l

Engineering Systems and Computing l

Environmental Engineering l

Mechanical Engineering l

Mechatronics Engineering l

Physical Science

Physics l

Software Engineering l

Theoretical Physics

Water Resources Engineering l

I’M INTERESTED IN HUMAN

HEALTH...

Applied Human Nutrition

Biochemistry l

Biological and Medical Physics l

Biological and Pharmaceutical Chemistry l

Biological Engineering l

Biomedical Engineering l

Biological Science

Bio-Medical Science

Biomedical Toxicology l

Child Studies

Creative Arts, Health and Wellness

Early Childhood Studies (GH)

Family Studies and Human Development Food Science l

Human Kinetics

Kinesiology (GH)

Microbiology l Molecular Biology and Genetics l

Neuroscience l

Nutritional and Nutraceutical Sciences l

One Health l Psychology l Psychology (GH)

Sexualities, Genders and Social Change

I WANT

TO SAVE THE PLANET...

Crop Science l

Earth Observation and Geographic Information Science l

Ecology l

Environmental Economics and Policy l

Environmental Engineering l

Environmental Governance l

Environmental Management l

Environment and Resource Management l

Environmental Sciences l Geography l

Honours Agriculture l Horticulture l

Indigenous Environmental Science and Practice l

International Development Studies l

Landscape Architecture

Marine and Freshwater Biology l

One Health l Plant Science l

Turfgrass Management

Water Resources Engineering l

Wildlife Biology and Conservation l

I SEE MYSELF AS AN ETHICAL AND SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS LEADER...

Accounting l Business (GH)

Economics l

Environmental Economics and Policy l

Environmental Management l Equine Management l

Food, Agricultural and Resource Economics l

Food and Agricultural Business l

Government, Economics and Management l Hospitality and Tourism Management l

International Development Studies l Management l

Management Economics and Finance l

Marketing Management l

Mathematical Economics l

Mathematical Science

Media and Communication Studies (GH)

Real Estate l

Sport and Event Management

Sport and Event Management (fully online)

I WANT TO WORK WITH NUMBERS...

Accounting l Economics l

Environmental Economics and Policy l

Food, Agricultural and Resource Economics l

Management Economics and Finance l

Mathematical Economics l

Mathematical Science

I WANT TO GET MY CAREER GOING ASAP...

Agriculture (R) l

Environmental Technician (R) l

Equine Care and Management (R) l

Horticulture (R) l

Turfgrass Management

Veterinary Technology (R)

We don’t expect you to already have your life figured out. Explore our programs as they relate to your interests.

To learn about courses offered within each program visit our course calendar at uoguel.ph/coursecal.

Visit uoguel.ph/minors to explore available minors.

VIEWBOOK LEGEND

l Program is offered in both regular and co-op.

(GH) program is offered at the University of Guelph-Humber in Toronto. See page 35. (R) program is offered at the Ridgetown campus.

Learn beyond the classroom.

21 types of experiential learning.

100+ unique experiential learning course options.

4,000+ student job opportunities on campus.

8,000+ industry and community partners.

EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING

uoguelph.ca/elhub

Graduate with a degree and a resumé loaded with the kind of experience employers want to see! Experiential Learning is learning by doing. It’s co-op, career practice courses, entrepreneurship programs, volunteer programs, engaging in the community, on and off-campus work, field courses, certificate programs, and more!

CO-OP uoguelph.ca/coop

Don’t wait until graduation; use the co-op experience to explore career paths and build your network. With over 5,000 students across 67 co-op programs, the University of Guelph is the 4th largest co-op university in Ontario.

Why apply to co-op?

• You’ll complete an introductory course that will prepare you for your work terms.

• Your Co-op Coordinator will help you along the way.

• You’ll complete 3-5 work terms.

• Co-op positions are full-time and PAID!

• You’ll build essential skills to launch your career.

Your co-op schedule depends on your program. Scan the QR code (left) to learn more.

CAREER EDUCATION

From exploring further education options and improving job search and self-marketing skills, to providing guidance on summer, part-time, and post-graduation jobs, our Career Advisors will support you in pursuing opportunities with confidence!

STUDENT EMPLOYMENT

4,000 student jobs are available on campus, including our work-study program for students with financial need.

JOHN F. WOOD CENTRE FOR BUSINESS AND STUDENT ENTERPRISE

uoguelph.ca/wood-centre

Bring your ideas to life! Attend workshops, receive funding, and utilize resources from the John F. Wood Centre, open to students in every program.

• 175+ companies launched through the Hub Incubator.

• 250+ student entrepreneurs supported with funding, office space and mentorship.

• Innovative MakerSpace that provides the technology, equipment and resources to support student innovation.

STUDY ABROAD

uoguelph.ca/cip

The world is your classroom! Our Centre for International Programs offers:

• Exchange programs

• Field schools

• Summer language programs

• Research abroad

Residence: where campus comes to life.

SOUTH RESIDENCE

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When you live in residence at U of G, you’re part of a community. You can also personalize your living options with Academic Clusters, LivingLearning Communities and Themed Living Communities based on your interests.

RESIDENCE DETAILS

Information about eligibility for campus housing can be found at housing.uoguelph.ca

The deadline to apply for campus residence is June 2, 2025.

Follow Instagram for updates and visit housing.uoguelph.ca/tours to explore our residences.

SOUTH RESIDENCES

• Mountain, Prairie and Maritime Halls house 1,800 students.

• More single rooms here than any other residence.

• Gordon Hall features large double rooms with ensuite washrooms.

• Dining hall in Prairie and Mountain halls.

NORTH RESIDENCES

• Lambton offers suites with washrooms and kitchenettes.

• Lennox Addington has its own

Johnston Hall is the most iconic building on campus.

Arts House is where creative energy

Mills Hall includes a fireplace lounge. Watson Hall is women only.

EAST RESIDENCES

Dundas, Lanark and Glengarry are shared suite-style.

East Village is made up of townhouses, each with four private bedrooms, shared washroom, kitchen, living and dining rooms.

#1 for campus food.

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> HOSPITALITY SERVICES

OUR FOOD

We’ve been voted as having the best campus food of any Canadian university. Our secret? We make it all ourselves. We have a strong commitment to serving food that’s good for you and the planet too.

Follow @HospitalityUofG on Instagram and Facebook for updates, menus and daily delicious posts!

YOUR CAMPUS CARD

Your Campus Card (ID card) is your meal card. Just tap it like a debit card.

MEAL PLANS

• Minimum: for light eaters who don’t spend much time on campus.

• Light: for light appetites.

• Full: for average appetites.

• Plus: for larger appetites.

• Varsity: for athletes and those with large appetites.

PIRI PIRI CHICKEN SANDWICH WAFFLE

JERK CHICKEN

SHAWARMA FRIES

FALAFEL BURGER RAMEN

10,000+ intramural participants in 17 different sports.

65+ fitness classes offered per week including TRX, yoga, pilates, cycle, zumba and more!

Free entry to varsity games for U of G students.

VARSITY SPORTS

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Sport M W

Badminton

Baseball

Basketball

Cross-Country

Curling

Field Hockey

Figure Skating

Football

Golf

Hockey

Lacrosse

Nordic Skiing

Rowing

Rugby

Soccer

Swimming

Squash

Track and Field

Volleyball

Wrestling

Indoor Facilities:

• Twin pad arena

• 2 pools

• Suspended running track

• 3 gyms

• 5 squash courts

• 1 climbing wall

• 9 dance / multi-purpose studios

• Fitness centre

• 2 wrestling / combative rooms

• Hot tub / whirlpool

• Indoor fieldhouse with 4-lane running track

Outdoor Facilities:

• Stadium

• 8-lane IAAF track

• 2 grass fields

• Mini-specialized training field

• 3 ball diamonds

• 4 beach volleyball courts

• Jogging trails

• 3 multi-purpose lit artificial fields

CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS

uoguel.ph/clubs

Clubs and organizations span cultural and religious interests, media and performing arts, sports, academics and community service.

With more than 300 clubs, we can’t fit them all on one page, but here’s a sample:

• Anime Club Genshiken

• Cheerleading

• Climbing

• Dance Pak

• Engineers Without Borders

• Equestrian

• Future Vets Club

• Guelph Black Students’ Association

• Guelph Queer Equality

• Indian Students’ Association

• Indigenous Student Society

• International Student Organization

• Muslim Students’ Association

• Ringette

• Softball

• Ultimate Frisbee

• World University Services of Canada

Join a student government. Represent your residence hall, your academic college or the entire university!

ORIENTATION PROGRAMS

uoguel.ph/start

START U of G

Your guide to starting university! Connect with other students and get the info you need for September.

START Indigenous

This program for self-identified First Nations, Inuit, and Métis students helps you and your family members meet the Indigenous Student Centre staff and learn more about the academic, financial, social and cultural supports available.

START International

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.

START Accessible

wellness.uoguelph.ca/accessibility

This orientation program introduces participants to Student Accessibility Services and other campus resources, preparing you for life as a U of G student while experiencing a disability.

Orientation Week (O-Week) uoguel.ph/oweek

A weeklong series with hundreds of events in September run by student clubs and campus departments to welcome you to U of G and help you get adjusted to university!

STUDENT EXPERIENCE

uoguelph.ca/studentexperience

Student Experience supports the transition to campus and orientation needs of all students, including students identifying as First Nations, Inuit, Métis, Black, racialized, members of the LGBTQ2IA+ community, and students from cultural, international, religious, and spiritual communities.

Faith and Spirituality

Multi-Faith Programs and the Multi-Faith Resource Team recognize, celebrate, and support the diverse religious, spiritual and worldview identities present on campus. You can find community and belonging here at U of G.

LGBTQ2IA+ Students

The Sexual and Gender Diversity Advisor provides resources, programs and advising support for LGBTQ2IA+ students. OUTline is a peer-to-peer resource and support service specializing in community building and information relating to sexual orientation and gender identity.

First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Students

The Indigenous Student Centre provides student advising and wellness support, cultural and educational programming, as well as academic and financial information to all self-identified First Nations, Inuit, and Métis students.

Black and Racialized Students

Cultural Diversity Services supports the development of Black and racialized students providing wellness support, cultural and transition support, student advising, and identity-based programming and resources.

WELLNESS AND SUPPORT wellness.uoguelph.ca

Student Wellness offers well-being supports and resources, available to all students at no cost* all year long.

• Counselling Services

• Health Services

• Health and Performance Centre (HPC)

• Sexual and Gender-Based Violence Support & Education

• Student Accessibility Services (SAS)

• Student Support Network (SSN)

• Wellness Education & Promotion Center

*HPC is fee-for-service: some services may be covered under student health plans.

STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES wellness.uoguelph.ca/accessibility

Student Accessibility Services (SAS) supports students with disabilities achieve greater academic and personal potential by addressing barriers to students’ full participation in university life. Students are paired with an SAS advisor, who helps them access individual accommodations as needed, such as notetaking services, mobility devices, and courseload adjustments. Students with disabilities should register with SAS as soon as they accept their offer.

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Take the first step.

Choose a degree or diploma program. Apply to the co-op stream directly from high school. Add a minor or an area of emphasis. Top things off with a certificate. The choice is yours!

Use pages 17 - 36 to explore the academic programs offered at the University of Guelph (main campus), the University of Guelph-Humber (in Toronto), and our Ridgetown campus (located near London). Scan the QR codes to visit our website and learn what makes each program unique.

At U of G, you have the flexibility to build the education you need for the life you want. Take the first step to becoming Future Ready.

Applied Science

UOGUEL.PH/BASC

EMBEDDED, COURSE-BASED EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES.

This honours degree allows you to select one of three specialized majors and combine biological, psychological, and social theory and practice. Apply this knowledge in practicums and field placements and graduate with an understanding of how to improve health and well-being at all stages of life.

Practical skills and real-world experience in Applied Science enable you to launch a career that inspires positive change.

Applied Science equips you with unique skills and experiences, giving you a competitive edge in the job market or to apply to competitive graduate programs.

Applied Human Nutrition offers an area of emphasis in dietetics in compliance with the accreditation standards of EQual/Accreditation Canada and is the first step for students interested in becoming a registered dietitian.

Students in the Child Studies major will complete guaranteed practicum placements gaining 500+ hours of practical experience working with children in a variety of settings and be eligible to apply for membership in the College of Early Childhood Educators upon graduation.

Those in the Family Studies and Human Development major will complete up to 336 hours in guaranteed practicum placements

allowing skill development and focusing on one or more areas including adult development and gerontology, sexuality and relationships, and youth studies.

MAJORS

• Applied Human Nutrition

• Child Studies

• Family Studies and Human Development

SARAH RIBEY

Applied Human Nutrition + emphasis in Dietetics

Arts

UOGUEL.PH/BA

ARTS AND BUSINESS DOUBLE FEATURE

Apply to your BA of choice and declare a minor from the Gordon S.Lang School of Business and Economics in your first year.

Become an expert in re-imagining solutions to real-world problems that impact people, which professional policy makers, researchers, communicators, and artists grapple with daily. In this program, you will learn new ways to process information, express your ideas, and analyze issues to affect positive change in your local community and on a global scale.

Select a variety of in-person and online courses when you enroll in this 4-year degree program. In addition to a selection of 60+ minors, you can also add on certificates in Business, Communication or Public Policy and Administration to gain a competitive edge.

l Co-op option

MAJORS

•Anthropology l

• Art History

•Classical and Modern Cultures

•Creative Writing

•Criminal Justice and Public Policy l

•Culture and Technology Studies l

•Economics l

•English

•Environmental Governance l

•Food, Agricultural and Resource Economics l

•French Studies / Études Francaises

•Geography l

•History l

•International Development Studies l

MATTHEW HERNANDEZ

Honours Philosophy + minor in Media and Cinema

• Justice and Legal Studies l

• Mathematical Economics l

• Music

• Philosophy

• Political Science l

• Psychology l

• Sexualities, Genders and Social Change

• Sociology

• Studio Art

• Theatre Studies

BA GENERAL DEGREE (IN-CLASS OR ONLINE)

A flexible, generalized 3-year degree that allows you to study a broad range of topics.

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Arts and Sciences

UOGUEL.PH/BAS

If you’re interested in Arts (including Humanities, Social Sciences, and Visual or Performing Arts) and Science, and you want to pursue a program that combines both areas without having to choose one, consider our Bachelor of Arts and Sciences degree program.

You will study both arts and sciences in equal measure, specializing in one science and one arts subject. Your core arts and sciences courses (ASCI) will teach you how the two disciplines interrelate and equip you with the skills to tackle multi-layered societal issues and succeed in any career you choose.

Explore all available arts and sciences specializations online using the QR code above.

YEAR 1

Try different first-year arts and science courses to see what topics you like the most.

YEAR 2

At the end of this year, you’ll declare two subjects as your specializations (one arts and one science).

YEAR 3 AND 4

By your upper years, you’ll apply what you’ve learned within your two specializations by:

• Taking on local challenges during your community project course.

• Learning how to communicate science to the public.

• Researching topics such as: Science in film, or Food Insecurity.

Business + Math + Human Resources

SAMPLE COMBOS AND CAREER CHOICES:

Biology + Philosphy

> Pursue a career in medical ethics.

Neuroscience + Psychology

> Pursue a career in substance abuse and behavioural disorders.

Ecology + International Development Studies

> Pursue a career in environmental policy analysis.

Physics + Theatre Studies

> Pursue a career in lighting / sound technology.

English + Zoology

> Pursue a career in science journalism.

MALIK YAGUBI

Bio-Resource Management

UOGUEL.PH/BBRM

Want to change the world?

Bio-Resource Management will empower you to do just that. You’ll support sustainable research and business practices while being on the leading edge of technology and innovation. The program is designed for those who want to pursue advanced studies in science, technology, and business management focused on either equine or the environment.

If you love business and science, this program allows you to study both! This powerful combination comes to life with hands-on training in bio-resource management and stewardship. Translation? Real-world experience will empower you in your career pursuits and give you a competitive edge.

MAJORS

• Environmental Management l

• Equine Management l

l Co-op option

OSWIN LAM Equine Management

Commerce

UOGUEL.PH/BCOMM

TOP 6 % IN THE WORLD FOR BUSINESS PROGRAMS

(AACSB Accredited)

To join the next wave of globally focused business leaders, you need the skills, experience and expertise that top employers are demanding. That’s why the Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics developed the Future You Advantage to prepare you for your career. Through careerfocused experiences, you’ll be set up for future success. Future You starts at Lang.

You’ll complete a variety of core business courses to gain transferable business skills. Gain a unique and powerful combination of skills and expertise by completing a minor or certificate in a complementary area of business.

BUSINESS CAREER DEVELOPMENT CENTRE

Offers tailored career assistance to Lang students. We provide access to workshops, events and services including mentoring and networking opportunities, one-on-one career coaching, and building your professional online presence.

MAJORS

Government Economics and Management

•Accounting l

•Food and Agricultural Business l

•Government, Economics and Management l

•Hospitality and Tourism Management l

•Management l

•Management Economics and Finance l

• Marketing Management l

•Real Estate l

•Sport and Event Management l

• Sport and Event Management (fully online)

• Undeclared (first-year only)

l Co-op option

SOPHIA STEELE

Computing

UOGUEL.PH/BCOMP

Enhance your technical and analytical capabilities with our Bachelor of Computing. Develop a deep understanding of essential industry programming languages, algorithms, computer networks, data structures, and operating systems. This comprehensive knowledge base will propel your career forward.

Benefit from hands-on experience in software development, mobile and web-based development, and cloud computing, all while learning systematic approaches to work and problem-solving. Graduate with hands-on experience in leading-edge technology, paired with comprehensive knowledge gained through your Area of Application.

This degree provides you with the flexibility to take modern and diverse electives in upper years such as: Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Computing or Game Programming.

Our graduates have gone on to work in the big global tech companies, government, and health. Due to our emphasis on programming and diversification, our program is not P.Eng. accredited.

MAJORS

• Computer Science l

• Software Engineering l

l Co-op option

WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?

In computer science, you’ll focus on programming, fundamental computing theory and computational problem-solving.

In software engineering, you’ll focus on communication skills, programming and professional software practices.

A computer scientist makes the app work efficiently, while a software engineer leads the development process and ensures it is user-friendly.

JESSE VARKUL

Software Engineering + minor in Project Management

Creative Arts, Health and Wellness

UOGUEL.PH/BCAHW

Three visual and performing arts majors to choose from based on your preferred art form.

Psychology prerequisites for graduate programs built into your degree to form connections between art and mental well-being.

Learn how to be antioppressive and inclusive in your practice through required courses.

Explore the artistic, psychological, and therapeutic components of the creative arts and discover their connections to healthcare and human wellness.

Learn how you can make a difference in the world and the people around you using the creative expression that lives inside you, and build a portfolio as you go by choosing one of the three majors.

You will be part of showcasing how arts-based wellness practices benefit both society and individuals. These types of methods can aid in enhancing healthcare ethics, mindfulness, treating anxiety, assisting with grief, managing pain, and regulating mood.

MAJORS

• Music

• Studio Art

• Theatre Studies

ZOE DOUGHERTY

Studio Art

Engineering

UOGUEL.PH/BENG

Biological Engineering (Co-op) + emphasis in Biochemical Engineering + certificate in Leadership

Engineering provides you with the skills and solutions to adapt to the rapidly evolving world around us and drive real change. From communication and leadership to the practical technical knowledge, critical reasoning and creativity required to solve problems – these transferable skills are the cornerstone to successfully solving real-world challenges. Design real solutions and systems through collaboration both as a student in the classroom and as a co-op student in the field.

We help you gain a competitive edge in the job market as the only Canadian university that offers a uniquely specialized combination of majors. With a curriculum that unites engineering principles with practical, multi-disciplinary design courses, you will be exceptionally positioned for a successful career, both locally and globally.

In every year of your program, you will complete at least one major design project. By working through significant and authentic design challenges, you’ll apply your technical knowledge and advance your skills.

MAJORS

•Biological Engineering

•Biomedical Engineering l

•Computer Engineering l

•Engineering Systems and Computing l

•Environmental Engineering l

•Mechatronics Engineering l

•Mechanical Engineering l

•Water Resources Engineering l

LIVIA FLEISCHMANN

Indigenous Environmental Science and Practice l

UOGUEL.PH/BIESP

How Canada has practiced environmental protection and care needs to be challenged. Together we must create a better future for all beings, and that future starts with you. Our existence is intertwined with the rocks, the plants, the finned, the furred, the feathered, the four-legged, twolegged, many legged and no-legged, those who creep and walk and swim and fly - all our relations. Support a world that is more respectful and responsive to all beings.

LAURA GILLIS

Indigenous Environmental Science and Practice (Co-op)

Through this degree, you will consider and embrace Indigenous methodologies and world views in your pursuit of thoughtful environmental work, making an impact through skills and experiences grounded in Indigenous ways of knowing and being.

Participate in field trips to Indigenous communities, discussion circles and ceremonies and interactive labs. Learn from Indigenous Elders and Knowledge Holders. Expand your experience and gain important career-focused skills while working during your co-op terms.

Landscape Architecture

UOGUEL.PH/BLA

THE ONLY ACCREDITED PROGRAM IN ONTARIO

Accredited by the Landscape Architecture Accreditation Council (LAAC) of the Canadian Society of Landscape Architects, meeting the educational requirements for entry into the professional associations of landscape architects across Canada, North America, and abroad.

Landscape architects strive to establish a balance between our use and enjoyment of the land with the conservation and health of the environment. Learn all about the profession from instructors with green infrastructure expertise, digital design and land conservation experience through lectures, studio courses, seminars and field trips.

As a landscape architect, you will create and improve natural and built environments using art, technology, natural systems and an understanding of human behaviour. Did you know that landscape architecture is recognized as a discipline within STEM? >

Application note: Admission is determined by a combination of your academic average and evaluation of the required Background Information Form (BIF). The BIF can be found at admission.uoguelph.ca/suppforms.

Submission deadline: March 1, 2025

WAFA SOMJI

Landscape Architecture

Mathematics

Join a tradition of excellence in both teaching and research as a student in the Department of Mathematics & Statistics. Your experience will be enhanced by the personal involvement of faculty who passionately share their expertise and interests in a variety of research areas. You will find a warm and supportive learning environment, an excellent community of peers, and well-designed courses that result in a first-rate education.

Mathematicians and statisticians work in many fields and industries to analyze, understand and improve the world around us. Apply your degree to diverse sectors ranging from sports analysis and predictions to financial analysis to clinical studies. Students have an opportunity to select an area

Mathematical Science + emphasis in Computer Science

of emphasis in either mathematics or statistics and will gain advanced knowledge and skills in their chosen area. Our graduates have a mathematical proficiency that allows them to make valuable and long-term contributions in the workplace and their skills are easily adaptable to emerging technologies in our evolving world.

• Mathematical Science

UOGUEL.PH/MATH

LIA VARGHESE

MAJOR

Majors

One Health l

UOGUEL.PH/BOH

One Health is an interdisciplinary and collaborative approach to understanding, managing, and mitigating health challenges at a local and global scale; challenges such as transmission of zoonotic diseases, environmental protection, biodiversity conservation, anti-microbial resistance and food security.

A first of its kind in Canada, this degree looks at the interconnections between human, animal and environmental health at the individual, population and ecosystem levels, integrating both scientific and socio-cultural knowledge.

With its roots in veterinary medicine and agriculture, and strengths in biological and social sciences, the University of Guelph is uniquely suited to prepare students to address complex health issues with a One Health approach.

Students take a combination of science and social science courses to explore the foundations of health and gain the skills needed to implement a One Health approach. They then apply their knowledge to real-world challenges in four One Health courses that include guest speakers, case studies, and a culminating experience that connects students with external partners.

SPECIALIZE IN ONE OF FOUR AREAS OF EMPHASIS:

> Disease, Complexity and Health

> Environment, Food and Health

> Policy, Economics and Health

> Culture, Society and Health

PRAKRITHI MONTEIRO One Health

Science

UOGUEL.PH/BSC

Immerse yourself in the fundamental physical, chemical and biological principles that govern our world. From modelling the complexities of ecological systems to defining how the smallest particles on our planet behave, you’ll gain the knowledge and skills to make a global impact.

Our Bachelor of Science degree gives you the advantage of flexibility. With a common first year, introductory courses allow you to explore the sciences and find your passions. This flexibility gives you the power to switch between our many majors and create an academic plan that suits you best. Work closely with award-winning faculty making groundbreaking discoveries in fields as diverse as pharmaceuticals and neuroscience. Some of our faculty

even helped design instrumentation for NASA’s Mars Rover! You too will have opportunities to contribute to discoveries that will aid humankind, our planet, and beyond!

The University of Guelph is Canada’s most research-intensive university per faculty member and graduate student (Research Infosource, 2023 rankings).

MAJORS

• Animal Biology

• Biochemistry l

• Biological and Medical Physics l

• Biological and Pharmaceutical Chemistry l

• Biological Science

• Bio-Medical Science

• Biomedical Toxicology 

• Chemical Physics

•Chemistry l

•Food Science l

•Human Kinetics

•Marine and Freshwater Biology l

•Microbiology l

•Molecular Biology and Genetics l

•Neuroscience l

•Nutritional and Nutraceutical Sciences l

•Physics l

•Physical Science

•Plant Science l

• Theoretical Physics

•Wildlife Biology and Conservation l

•Zoology

PETER KIM

Biomedical Toxicology (co-op)

Agricultural Sciences

UOGUEL.PH/BSCAG

By 2050, the world population will be nine billion and everyone will need food – which is why there are four jobs available for every Agricultural Sciences graduate. In this degree you’ll learn about food production and gain new perspectives on food through scientific, business and environmental lenses in all four majors.

You can also study abroad and take part in international exchange programs, practicums and undergraduate research opportunities. These experiential learning opportunities will help provide a business perspective and empower you towards a successful career.

The shared knowledge of our highly-acclaimed professors will set you up for successful careers in fields as varied as livestock nutrition, agricultural mechanics, agricultural economics, and horticulture.

Note: Students do not apply to a specific major directly from high school as they complete common courses in first year. This provides the flexibility to choose the major that interests you most at the end of your first year!

MAJORS

Environmental Sciences

UOGUEL.PH/BSCENV

Want to help make this world a better place? Interested in integrating bio and physical sciences to solve important environmental issues in forest, aquatic and agro-ecosystems? Get ready to immerse yourself in the studies of ecology, biology, zoology, atmospheric science, soil science, geology, and chemistry – to name just a few. Combine critical management and decision-making skills with the scientific knowledge to solve environmental problems and evaluate environmental policies.

Hands-on opportunities with accomplished research faculty and industry professionals will give you a career advantage. Put your practical problem-solving and communications skills to use in real-world learning opportunities such as co-op, research and international exchange programs.

Environmental Sciences + emphasis in Environmental Chemistry and Microbiology

MAJORS

• Earth Observation and Geographic Information Science l

• Ecology l

• Environment and Resource Management l

• Environmental Economics and Policy l

• Environmental Sciences l

l Co-op option

JORDAN THAKAR

Diploma in Turfgrass Management

UOGUEL.PH/DTM

Interested in science, sports and being outside? This diploma program was made for you. Launch your career in sports field and golf course management, park operations or sod production. Courses blend scientific study with hands-on learning, field trips and an internship. You’ll also use the lab facilities of the University, including the Guelph Turfgrass Institute.

Leave with in-demand skills and a network of turf professionals, employers and mentors.

Sample Careers: sports field manager, golf course superintendent, lawn care specialist, sod production manager, and sales manager.

OFFERED AT THE U OF G CAMPUS

Recommended Submission Deadline: March 1, 2025. We will continue to accept BIF submissions after this date pending space availability.

LUKA TURKOVICH Turfgrass Management

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine

UOGUEL.PH/DVM

ACCREDITED BY THE CANADIAN AND AMERICAN VETERINARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATIONS

#1 IN CANADA

(QS, 2024)

#5 IN NORTH AMERICA

(QS, 2024)

TOP 10 IN THE WORLD

(QS, 2024)

CONTRIBUTE TO THE WORLD OF MEDICINE, CARE, SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY AND COMMUNITY.

The Ontario Veterinary College (OVC) is educating the next generation of health leaders. Since 1862, OVC has excelled in teaching the art of veterinary medicine and developing the very best programming for our University of Guelph students and graduates.

In the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) program, students have diverse opportunities for hands-on experiential learning and interdisciplinary training. DVM students train in OVC’s on-site Health Sciences Centre, which includes facilities for companion animals, large animals, cancer care, fitness and rehabilitation and a ruminant field service.

Visit ovc.uoguelph.ca for answers to questions such as:

• When can I apply to the DVM program?

• What courses should I take in high school?

• How do I get veterinary experience?

• How can I gain experience with animals?

• Which university should I attend for my undergraduate studies?

For more information about DVM admission, please email admdvm@uoguelph.ca

NOAM EINY Veterinary Medicine Class of 2026

Graduate Programs

UOGUEL.PH/GRADPROGRAMS

CONNECT, GROW, AND THRIVE AS U OF G ALUMNI

At U of G, you’re not just a student; you’re on the path to becoming a proud U of G grad. Your journey doesn’t end at graduation—it’s the beginning of a lifelong connection to a global community of exceptional thinkers and engaged citizens, working to Improve Life worldwide. Once a gryphon, #ForeverAGryphon.

Learn more at alumni.uoguelph.ca

GRADUATE PROGRAMS

Sometimes, finding yourself at U of G means finding you want to stay. We pride ourselves on our exceptional undergrad experience — but we also know that for some students, it’s just the beginning.

With one of the most comprehensive lists of graduate programs in Canada, U of G offers plenty of options for Gryphons to continue their studies.

See a full list of programs by scanning the QR code above.

University of Guelph-Humber

(LOCATED IN TORONTO) GUELPHHUMBER.CA

SUPPORTIVE COMMUNITY + HANDS-ON, WORKPLACE EXPERIENCE + TORONTO CAMPUS

Earn an honours degree from the U of G and a diploma from Humber, concurrently in 4 years.

PROGRAMS

Business

> Honours Bachelor of Business Administration + Diploma in Business Administration

Early Childhood Studies

> Honours Bachelor of Applied Science in Early Childhood Studies + Diploma in Early Childhood Education

Justice Studies

> Honours Bachelor of Applied Science in Justice Studies + Diploma in Police Foundations or Community and Justice Services

Kinesiology

> Honours Bachelor of Applied Science in Kinesiology + Diploma in Fitness and Health Promotion

Media and Communication Studies

> Honours Bachelor of Applied Arts in Media and Communication Studies + Diploma in Media Communications

Psychology

> Honours Bachelor of Applied Science in Psychology + Diploma in General Arts and Science

Founders’ Academic Merit Scholarship

> $36,000 ($9,000 x 4)

Vice-Provost Entrance Scholarship

> $20,000 ($5,000 x 4)

Renewable Entrance Scholarship

> up to $17,000 (over 4 years) Please

Ridgetown Campus

(LOCATED NEAR LONDON)

UOGUEL.PH/RIDGETOWN

Choose U of G’s Ridgetown Campus.

Ridgetown offers hands-on learning and real-world experience in animals, plants and the environment from faculty that want to see you thrive. Build skills. Get experience. Launch your career.

Student-Centered Community:

Small campus. Big impact. Build lifelong connections with classmates and be part of a unique campus community. Use your skills and knowledge to make an impact in your career and beyond.

PROGRAMS

• Agriculture (Associate Diploma) l

• Environmental Technician (Associate Diploma) l

• Equine Care and Management (Associate Diploma) l

• Horticulture (Associate Diploma) l

• Veterinary Technology (Associate Diploma)*

• Dairy Herdsperson Apprenticeship

• Veterinary Assistant and Office Administration Certificate

*This program is accredited by the Canadian and American Veterinary Medical Association, and the Ontario Association of Veterinary Technicians.

*The 3-year alternative format offers some courses by distance learning and 3 consecutive summer semesters at the Ridgetown Campus.

LAUNCH YOUR CAREER IN JUST 2 YEARS!

600 full-time students

450 acres of land

7 academic programs 4 livestock species

2 small-animal colonies

• Ontario Admission Requirements

• National Admission Requirements

• Timing of Offers

• How to Apply

• Supplementary Documents

• Fees and Scholarships

• Important Dates

Ontario High School Requirements

PROGRAM MAJORS

Bachelor of Applied Science

8 Semesters (Honours Degree)

uoguel.ph/basc

• Applied Human Nutrition

Bachelor of Arts

8 Semesters (Honours Degree)

6 Semesters (General Degree)

uoguel.ph/ba

• Child Studies

• Family Studies and Human Development

•Anthropology l

• Art History

•Classical and Modern Cultures

•Creative Writing

•Criminal Justice and Public Policy l

•Culture and Technology Studies l

•English

•Environmental Governance l

• Food, Agricultural and Resource Economics l

•French Studies

•Geography l

• Economics l

• History l

• International Development Studies l

• Justice and Legal Studies l

• Music

• Philosophy

• Political Science l

• Psychology l

• Sexualities, Genders and Social Change

• Sociology

• Studio Art

• Theatre Studies

• Mathematical Economics l

Bachelor of Arts and Sciences

8 Semesters (Honours Degree)

uoguel.ph/bas

• Environmental Management l

Bachelor of Bio-Resource Management

8 Semesters (Honours Degree)

uoguel.ph/bbrm

• Equine Management l

• English (ENG4U)

• 1 4U math course

• Biology (SBI4U)

• Chemistry (SCH4U)

• 2 additional 4U or 4M courses 75-80%

• English (ENG4U)

• 1 4U math course

• 1 of Biology (SBI4U), Chemistry (SCH4U), Introductory Kinesiology (PSK4U)

• 3 additional 4U or 4M courses

Child Studies: 79-84%

Family Studies and Human Development: 75-80%

• English (ENG4U)

• 5 additional 4U or 4M courses 75-80% for all majors except:

Creative Writing: 80-85%

Criminial Justice and Public Policy, and Psychology: 80-86%

4U Biology is recommended.

• English (ENG4U)

• Advanced Functions (MHF4U)

• 4 additional 4U or 4M courses 75-80%

• English (ENG4U)

• Advanced Functions (MHF4U)

• 2 of Biology (SBI4U), Chemistry (SCH4U), Physics (SPH4U)

• 1 4U or 4M Arts or Social Studies course

• 1 additional 4U or 4M course

• English (ENG4U)

• Biology (SBI4U)

• 4 additional 4U or 4M courses

• English (ENG4U)

• 1 4U math course

• Biology (SBI4U)

• Chemistry (SCH4U)

• 2 additional 4U or 4M courses

78-83%

Completion of Advanced Functions (MHF4U) is highly recommended for Food, Agricultural and Resource Economics; this major requires knowledge in math. A 4U math is recommended for students pursuing other social science majors. Students not admitted to Criminal Justice and Public Policy will be automatically considered for Bachelor of Arts, Justice and Legal Studies. Students not admitted to Psychology will be automatically considered for Bachelor of Arts, Sociology.

Arts and social studies courses include any 4U/M course that does not begin with S, M, I, P, or T.

75-80% 4U Chemistry and a 4U Math are strongly recommended. Applicants who lack 4U Chemistry will be required to take a replacement course in semester one.

Bachelor of Commerce

8 Semesters (Honours Degree)

uoguel.ph/bcomm

• Accounting l

• Food and Agricultural Business l

• Management l

• Management Economics and Finance l

• Marketing Management l

•Real Estate l

•Sport and Event Management l

• Sport and Event Management (online)

•Undeclared (first-year only)

• Government, Economics and Management l

• Hospitality and Tourism Management l

Bachelor of Computing

8 Semesters (Honours Degree)

6 Semesters (General Degree)

uoguel.ph/bcomp

Bachelor of Creative Arts, Health and Wellness

8 Semesters (Honours Degree)

uoguel.ph/bcahw

Bachelor of Engineering

8 Semesters (Honours Degree)

uoguel.ph/beng

Bachelor of Indigenous Environmental Science and Practice l

8 Semesters (Honours Degree)

uoguel.ph/biesp

Bachelor of Landscape Architecture

8 Semesters (Honours Degree)

uoguel.ph/bla

Bachelor of Mathematics

8 Semesters (Honours Degree)

6 Semesters (General Degree)

uoguel.ph/bmath

• Computer Science l

• Software Engineering l

• English (ENG4U)

• Advanced Functions (MHF4U)

• 1 additional 4U math course

• 3 additional 4U or 4M courses 80-86%

• English (ENG4U)

• Advanced Functions (MHF4U)

• 4 additional 4U or 4M courses

• English (ENG4U)

• Calculus and Vectors (MCV4U)

• 4 additional 4U or 4M courses 87-91%

• Music

• Studio Art

• Theatre Studies

•Biological Engineering l

•Biomedical Engineering l

•Computer Engineering l

•Engineering Systems and Computing l

•Environmental Engineering l

•Mechanical Engineering l

•Mechatronics Engineering l

•Water Resources Engineering l

• English (ENG4U)

• 5 additional 4U or 4M courses 80-85%

• English (ENG4U)

• Advanced Functions (MHF4U)

• Calculus and Vectors (MCV4U)

• Chemistry (SCH4U)

• Physics (SPH4U)

• 1 additional 4U or 4M course 84-89%

• English (ENG4U)

• Advanced Functions (MHF4U)

• Biology (SBI4U)

• Chemistry (SCH4U)

• 2 additional 4U or 4M courses

• English (ENG4U)

• 5 additional 4U or 4M courses

75-80%

Admission is determined through a combination of academic grades and the Background Information Form.

Students interested in co-op should apply directly to a major with co-op as Undeclared does not have a co-op option.

• Mathematical Science

• English (ENG4U)

• Advanced Functions (MHF4U)

• Calculus and Vectors (MCV4U)

• 3 additional 4U or 4M courses

78-84%

Computing and data management courses are recommended, as are other courses necessary to prepare you for study in an area of application.

Applicants are required to submit the Background Information Form (BIF).

Design, arts, technical drawing and science courses are recommended.

Bachelor of One Health l

8 Semesters (Honours Degree)

uoguel.ph/boh

Bachelor of Science

8 Semesters (Honours Degree)

6 Semesters (General Degree)

uoguel.ph/bsc

Bachelor of Science in Agriculture

8 Semesters (Honours Degree)

uoguel.ph/bscag

Bachelor of Science in Environmental Sciences

8 Semesters (Honours Degree)

uoguel.ph/bscenv

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine

8 Semesters uoguel.ph/dvm

Associate Diplomas

4 Semesters uoguel.ph/diplomas

Biological Sciences:

• Animal Biology

• Biochemistry l

• Biological Science

• Bio-Medical Science

• Biomedical Toxicology l

• Food Science l

• Human Kinetics

• Marine and Freshwater Biology l

Physical Sciences:

•Biological and Medical Physics l

•Biological and Pharmaceutical Chemistry l

• Chemical Physics l

• Microbiology l

• Molecular Biology and Genetics l

• Neuroscience l

• Nutritional and Nutraceutical Sciences l

• Plant Science l

• Wildlife Biology and Conservationl

• Zoology

•Chemistry l

•Physics l •Physical Science

• Theoretical Physics

• Animal Science l

• Crop Science l

• Honours Agriculture l

• Horticulture l

• Earth Observation and Geographic Information Science l

• Ecology l

• Environment and Resource Management l

• Environmental Economics and Policy l

• Environmental Sciences l

• English (ENG4U)

• Advanced Functions (MHF4U)

• 2 of Biology (SBI4U), Chemistry (SCH4U), Physics (SPH4U)

• 1 4U or 4M Arts or Social Studies course

• 1 additional 4U or 4M course

78-84%

Arts and social studies courses include any 4U/M course that does not begin with S, M, I, P, or T.

• English (ENG4U)

• Advanced Functions (MHF4U)

• 2 of Biology (SBI4U), Chemistry (SCH4U), Physics (SPH4U)

• 2 additional 4U or 4M courses

78-84% for all majors except:

Animal Biology, and Bio-Medical Science: 85-91% Biological Science, and Neuroscience: 81-86%

• English (ENG4U)

• Calculus and Vectors (MCV4U)

• 2 of Biology (SBI4U), Chemistry (SCH4U), Physics (SPH4U)

• 2 additional 4U or 4M courses 78-84%

• English (ENG4U)

• Advanced Functions (MHF4U)

• 2 of Biology (SBI4U), Chemistry (SCH4U), Physics (SPH4U)

• 2 additional 4U or 4M courses 75-80%

• English (ENG4U)

• Advanced Functions (MHF4U)

• 2 of Biology (SBI4U), Chemistry (SCH4U), Physics (SPH4U)

• 2 additional 4U or 4M course 75-80%

Two of three 4U science courses are required for admission; completion of all three is recommended. Applicants who lack the third science course will take a replacement course in semester one.

Students not admitted to Animal Biology or BioMedical Science will be automatically considered for Bachelor of Science, Biological Science.

Completion of 4U Biology and 4U Chemistry is recommended.

First year is common; students will select a major in second year.

Completion of 4U Biology and Chemistry is recommended.

First year is common; students will select a major in second year.

No direct admission from high school. Applicants must have completed a minimum of two years of a full-time undergraduate degree program. More information can be found at: ovc.uoguelph.ca/recruitment/en/applyingtodvm

• Agriculture (Ridgetown) l

• Environmental Technician (Ridgetown) l

• Equine Care and Management (Ridgetown) l

• Horticulture (Ridgetown) l

• Turfgrass Management

• Veterinary Technology (Ridgetown)

• Secondary School Diploma (OSSD)

Veterinary Technology:

• OSSD with credits in SBI3C or SBI3U; SCH3U or SCH4C; MTC4C or MAP4C, or any 4U Math; and ENG4C or any 4U English.

65-70%

Turfgrass applicants are required to complete a Background Information Form.

‘U’ level course minimum final grade must be 65%; ‘C’ level course minimum final grade must be 75%.

National Course Equivalencies

ONTARIO COURSE

ALBERTA, NORTHWEST TERRITORIES, NUNAVUT

General Requirements

High school diploma with 5 academic courses at the 30 or 31 level (5 credit), including required subjects. Two 3 credit courses can be used to equal one 5 credit course.

COLUMBIA, YUKON

High school diploma with 5 academic courses from the accepted course list, including required subjects.

High school diploma with 6 courses at the 30 level, including required subjects.

MORE INFORMATION

Please refer to the Ontario Admission Requirements chart for specific requirements.

E-mail national@uoguelph.ca with your questions about admission requirements and course equivalencies.

High school diploma with 5 academic courses at the 40S level, including required subjects.

EDWARD ISLAND

High school diploma with 6 academic (university preparation) courss, including required subjects.

One year of CEGEP with 12 academic courses, including required subjects.

Note: course codes are subject to change.

High school diploma with 5 academic courses at the Grade 12 level, including required subjects.

High school diploma with 5 academic courses at the 611 or 621 level, including required subjects.

BRUNSWICK

NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR

High school diploma with 5 academic courses numbered 120, 121, or 122, including required subjects.

High school diploma with 5 academic courses (2 credit) at the 3000 level, including required subjects.

Admission Plan admission.uoguelph.ca

Offers will be released on an ongoing basis from late-January to mid-May. Exception: offers to the Bachelor of Landscape Architecture program will be made from late-April to mid-May.

Applicants presenting an admission average of 75% and higher will be considered for admission to all programs to which they’ve applied. Cut-offs are determined by the quantity and quality of applications received and the space available in the program. Presenting an admission average within the estimated range does not guarantee an offer of admission. Co-op averages often exceed the estimated cut-off ranges. Students not admissible to co-op will be automatically considered for the regular program.

CALCULATING YOUR ADMISSION AVERAGE

We use your top six completed 4U/M (or equivalent) courses, including required courses, to calculate your admission average. Where not available, we use a combination of the top six completed or in-progress 4U/M and completed 3U/M courses, including required subjects. If no 4U/M courses are in-progress or completed, we will use your top six 3U/M courses to calculate your admission average.

CONDITIONS OF YOUR OFFER

If you’re applying directly from high school, any offer of admission that you receive from the University of Guelph is conditional upon the following:

• completion of the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent; and

• completion of six Grade 12 and/or 4U/M courses, including required subjects, or equivalent; and

• a minimum final average as outlined in your offer of admission.

Note: all admission conditions must be fulfilled by August 8, 2025

How to Apply

STEP 1: APPLY TO THE U OF G

Visit the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (ouac.on.ca) to apply.

• Submit your application by January 15, 2025 for early consideration.

International Applicants:

High school students applying from outside of Canada can find application methods and instructions at: uoguel.ph/ intapply.

Transfer Applicants:

If you only wish to apply to the U of G or the University of Guelph-Humber, apply online directly at: admission.uoguelph. ca/transfer-college-oruniversity.

STEP 2: SUBMIT DOCUMENTS

Ontario High School Applicants:

We will automatically receive your grade data from the OUAC on an ongoing basis throughout the admission cycle.

Canadian High School Applicants Outside of Ontario:

Please have your school forward official transcripts showing completed Grade 11 and 12 courses, and all in-progress Grade 12 courses. All grade information must be sent to applicant@uoguelph.ca as soon as possible, but no later than April 15, 2025. Earlier submission is encouraged.

Note: British Columbia schools submit grade data to the OUAC. We will automatically receive grade data on an ongoing basis.

Transfer Applicants:

You must make arrangements to have official transcripts from all institutions previously attended (high school, college, university) sent to applicant@uoguelph.ca.

Mature Applicants and those not currently enrolled in high school:

If you are not currently enrolled, you must make arrangements to have your school submit official grades to the OUAC, or submit official transcripts to Admission Services on your behalf by April 15, 2025. Earlier submission is encouaged.

STEP 3: MONITOR

Ontario High School Applicants:

Monitor the status of your application on ouac.on.ca. Admission decisions will also be communicated by e-mail.

Canadian High School Applicants Outside of Ontario:

Monitor the status of your application on WebAdvisor and ouac.on.ca. Admission decisions will also be communicated by e-mail.

Transfer Applicants:

Monitor the status of your application on WebAdvisor and ouac.on.ca

Admission decisions will also be communicated by e-mail.

Mature Applicants and those not currently enrolled in high school:

Monitor the status of your application on WebAdvisor and ouac.on.ca Admission decisions will also be communicated by e-mail.

STEP 4: ACCEPT YOUR OFFER

Accept your offer of admission through ouac.on.ca by June 2, 2025 (or as otherwise indicated in your offer of admission).

Supplementary Documentation

MANDATORY DOCUMENTATION

admission.uoguelph.ca/suppforms

DIPLOMA IN TURFGRASS MANAGEMENT BACKGROUND INFORMATION FORM

Deadline: March 1, 2025

Admission is determined through a combination of academic grades and the BIF. Applications and documents received after the deadline will be considered as space allows.

BACHELOR OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE BACKGROUND INFORMATION FORM

Deadline: March 1, 2025

Admission is determined through a combination of academic grades and the BIF.

OPTIONAL DOCUMENTATION

admission.uoguelph.ca/suppforms

STUDENT PROFILE FORM

admission.uoguelph.ca/spf

Deadline: March 1, 2025

The Student Profile Form (SPF) is your opportunity to tell us about your extracurricular involvement as well as factors beyond your control that may have impacted your academic performance. Submission is strongly encouraged.

Note: The SPF is for high school applicants. Transfer students who have factors to report should email a support letter to Admission Services: applicant@uoguelph.ca

SUPPLEMENTARY

INFORMATION FORM FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES wellness.uoguelph.ca/accessibility

Deadline: March 1, 2025

The University of Guelph 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 Supplementary Information Form for Students with Disabilities (SIF-D).

Additional Admission Information

ENGLISH PROFICIENCY

admission.uoguelph.ca/englprof

You will be required to provide evidence of English language proficiency if:

• your primary or first language is not English, and

• you have not studied in an English-language school for at least four years.

The deadline to provide proof of English Proficiency is April 15, 2025

Visit our website for a complete list of accepted tests and more information.

INTEGRATED ADMISSION

PATHWAY

opened.uoguelph.ca/englishlanguage-programs

Not sure you’ll meet our English proficiency requirement? Begin your University of Guelph degree while improving your English in the Integrated Admission Pathway (IAP). This pathway provides a flexible option for guaranteed admission to several programs at the University of Guelph.

Visit uoguel.ph/engprof for a complete listof IAP programs.

Apply through the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC) or Open Learning and Educational Support.

INTERNATIONAL

BACCALAUREATE (IB) ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

uoguel.ph/curriculum

• minimum academic score of 28;

• completed diploma with six subjects; 3 higher level and 3 standard level;

• specific subject requirements should be among your higher and standard levels for the program to which you’re applying (Math Studies and Standard Level Applications and Interpretations are not acceptable pre-requisites for programs that require Advanced Functions or Calculus);

• predicted scores must be submitted using the 7-point scale.

Note: IB Scores will be converted into grades on a percentage scale out of 100 by your school. Admission and scholarships are determined using the conversions.

AP AND IB TRANSFER CREDITS

Advanced Placement:

• If you have completed AP examinations with a minimum grade of 4, you will be eligible to receive transfer credits, where applicable, to a maximum of 2.0 credits.

U of G Institution code: 0892.

International Baccalaureate:

• If you have completed Higher Level courses with a grade of 5 or higher, you will be eligible to receive transfer credits, where applicable, to a maximum of 2.0 credits.

Note: Transfer credits will be considered upon receipt of official results from the College Board or IBO.

Tuition and Fees

FEES PER YEAR

uoguelph.ca/studentfin

TYPE

Tuition for Ontario Residents

Tuition for nonOntario residents (within Canada)

Tuition for International students

$6,091 - $11,286

$7,051 - $13,065

$34,697 - $51,565

Co-op Fee (if applicable) $770

Compulsory Fees

Residence Fees

Meal Plan Fees

$1,725 - $1,881

$7,188 - $10,492

$5,200 - $7,360

Note: These estimates are based on 2024/2025 figures and are subject to change.

Costs vary from program to program and depend on your lifestyle.

COMPULSORY FEES

These include health and dental plans, academic support, athletics, health services and a city transit pass.

You can opt out of the dental plan with proof of equivalent coverage.

International Students are required to pay an additional fee of $756 for the University Health Insurance Plan (UHIP).

RESIDENCE FEES

Visit housing.uoguelph.ca for more information on residence fees.

MEAL PLAN FEES

Visit hospitality.uoguelph.ca for more information on meal plan fees.

TUITION

$6,091 - $11,286

COMPULSORY FEES

$1,725 - $1,881

RESIDENCE

$7,188 - $10,492

MEAL PLAN

$5,200 - $7,360 PERSONAL EXPENSES

$2,500 TEXTBOOKS

$1,400 ESTIMATED ANNUAL COST:

$24,104 - $34,919

> In 2023 - 2024, 7,075 students received $21.5 million in awards, including $10.7 million in need-based awards.

There are more than 150 additional awards available to entering students (some requiring an application). Explore at uoguel.ph/ entrance-awards.

More than 100 additional, programrelated, scholarships available with an application deadline of April 15, 2025. Explore at uoguel.ph/ scholarship-april15.

Use our scholarship search tool to find the scholarship that’s right for you!

Domestic Student Scholarships

TOP SCHOLARSHIPS

$42,500 >

11 scholarships worth $42,500 each, $8,250 annually for four years, plus $9,500 for a summer research assistantship position after first year. Apply by January 27, 2025 at: admission.uoguelph.ca/ topscholarships

PRESIDENT’S SCHOLARSHIPS

Nine scholarships recognize students with a minimum 90% admission average who have made significant leadership contributions to their schools and communities.

LINCOLN

ALEXANDER

CHANCELLOR’S SCHOLARSHIPS

Each year, two scholarships recognize students entering with a minimum 90% admission average who have made significant leadership contributions to their schools and communities. Students must be one or more of the following: an Indigenous person, a person with a disability, and/or a Black or racialized student.

BOARD

OF GOVERNORS’ SCHOLARSHIPS

$20,000 >

10 awards of $20,000 payable over four years, recognizing students with outstanding academic excellence. Scholarship application not required.

ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS

U of G rewards high academic achievement with a guaranteed entrance scholarship. Scholarship application not required.

Domestic Student Bursaries

ACCESSIBILITY BURSARIES

200 awards of $14,000 payable over four years to those who have demonstrated financial need. Apply by April 15, 2025.

REGISTRAR’S ENTRANCE BURSARIES

$14,000 > $4,000 >

550 awards of $4,000 for first year of study to those students who have demonstrated financial need. Apply by April 15, 2025.

International Student Scholarships

DR. FRANCO J. VACCARINO PRESIDENT’S SCHOLARSHIP

$42,500 >

Payable over four years, this is awarded to a top international student who is entering with a record of academic excellence and has made significant leadership contributions to their school and community. Apply by January 27, 2025.

INTERNATIONAL ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS

$5,500 - $20,500 >

Awarded on a competitive basis to semester-one students who have an admission average of 75% (or equivalent) or higher.

Students must have a complete admission file by March 1, 2025 to be considered. Scholarship application not required.

Important dates and deadlines.

JANUARY 15

Application deadline for currently enrolled high school students to be considered for early admission.

Note: We will continue to accept applications received after this date.

JANUARY 27

Application deadline for:

• President’s Scholarships

• Lincoln Alexander Chancellor’s Scholarships

• Dr. Franco J. Vaccarino President’s Scholarship

FEBRUARY 1

Deadline for high school students studying outside of Canada to submit documents to be considered for early admission.

MARCH 1

Deadline for:

• Undergraduate applications to the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC). Note: We will continue to consider applications received after this date.

• Applications for high school students studying outside of Canada.

• Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (BLA) Background Information Form (BIF) submission.

• Turfgrass Management Background Information Form (BIF) submission.

• Student Profile Form (SPF) submission for all currently enrolled high school students.

• Supplemental Information Form for Students with Disabilities (SIF-D) submission.

APRIL

Deadline for transfer applicants to apply for fall 2025 admission.

APRIL 15

Deadline for:

• Official transcripts for all high school applicants not currently enrolled in high school.

• Official transcripts for high school students studying outside of Ontario.

• Proof of English proficiency for all high school applicants.

• Amending your application to be considered equally for all programs, except for BLA.

• Applying for scholarships and bursaries that require an application.

• Entrance Financial Need Assessment Form to determine your eligibility for financial need-based entrance awards.

APRIL 25

Deadline for Ontario high schools to submit all official grades to the OUAC.

MAY 1

Deadline for transfer applicants to submit documents for fall 2025 entry.

JUNE 2

Deadline to accept offer of admission through the OUAC!

JUNE 15

Deadline for all international fee-paying students to submit the $2,000 tuition deposit.

AUGUST 8

Deadline to fulfill admission conditions.

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