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  • - Ontario Universities’ Fair (OUF)
    October 1-2, 2022, from 9:30 am to 5 pm (ET), daily Metro Toronto Convention Centre

  • - OUAC requires schools to submit midterm grades in term 1

  • - There are no university presentations at OUF 2022, if students are looking for a similar experience, please attend the virtual Information Sessions:
    October 11, 5-8 pm (ET)
    November 9, 5-8 pm (ET)
    December 1, 5-8 pm (ET)

Table of contents
What is OUAC?
What are the criteria for OUAC?
How to Apply OUAC online?
Admission Deadline
Admission Requirement at a glance
How to get higher marks?
Acceptance Rate and Cut off
Tips to top choice universities
Supplementary Application

What is OUAC?

OUAC stands for the Ontario University Applicadtion Center. Universities obtain your grades and supplementary applications from the OUAC and not from your school.

All students applying to universities in Ontario must have an account on www.OUAC.on.ca. Students need to fulfill all requirements, including the pre-requisite courses, the grades and supplementary application to get accepted.

The deadline for individual application varies, depending on the program you choose. However, you will need to check the deadline for submitting your program of choice. This is very important.

For further OUAC information, visit OUAC site: https://www.ouac.on.ca/

In order to get admitted to get into top university, you need to get higher grades and a good foundation. Queen Elizabeth Academy offers private credit courses such as MHF4U(Advanced Functions), English12(ENG4U), physics12(SPH4U), chemistry12(SCH4U), Calculus and Vectors(MCV4U)

How do I access my OUAC account?

Students can access their OUAC by going to OUAC login page

To help you to get into top universities, Queen Elizabeth offer credit courses with small class sizes and high quality education. You can enroll in MHF4U(Advanced Functions), English12(ENG4U), physics12(SPH4U), chemistry12(SCH4U), Calculus and Vectors(MCV4U)

Understanding the OUAC application process

What will university see in my profile via OUAC?

OUAC is a university application center, where the university will see all of your grade 11 and 12 marks, along with the students choice for university and a place to accept offers to universities.

Furthermore, universities are mostly interested in the top six marks from the students. Some university programs require certain pre requisite, namely, English 12, Adv Functions, Calculus, Physics, Chemistry and Biology. It depends on the univesrity and programs.

What is OUAC 101 applicant or 105 applicants?

101 applicants refers to Ontario high school students, whereas 105 applicants are special case students, such as mature students

For 101 applicants: you must be a full time day school student. In this case, you will obtain your login information and pasword directly from your school. Your school is responsible to submit the grades to OUAC.

For 105 applicants: you will be considered a 105 applicant, if:

  • - you are a mature student
  • - you attend a high school outside of Ontario
  • - you did not attend school for the past 7 months consecutively

if you are a 105 student, you can still create an account with OUAC. OUAC will not be responsible to submit your grades to universities. In this case, you are responsible to submit your grades, transcripts and report cards directly to the universities yourself.

How do I create my account and login to OUAC?

OUAC provides a tutorial to guide you through.

How do I access my OUAC reference number?

After you have created your OUAC account, you will obtain your OUAC reference number. This number starts with year + 6 digits. for example:

2022-xxx-xxx

And this OUAC reference number will appear on the left hand column of your OUAC homepage.

When does school submit my grades to OUAC?

OUAC has a series of dates, where they collect marks and pose deadline for schools to submit all the students grade:

OUAC marks collection dates:

Oct - Nov - Semester 1 midterm mark submission

Jan - Feb - Semester 1 final mark submission

Mar - Apr - Semester 2 midterm mark submission

June - Semester 2 final mark submission

Does OUAC apply to only Ontario universities, or I can use OUAC for out of province universities?

students who apply to out of province universities must authorize the university to collect their grades from the OUAC.

To complete the authorization process, the student must provide their 11 digit OUAC Reference number on the university application form:

2022 - xxx - xxx

The following out of province universities may obtain grades from OUAC

Acadia University
UBC
University of Calgary
Dalhousie University
McGill University
Simon Fraser University

For the other universities, you may contact the universities and check them independently.

How to complete the OUAC Application

This video posted by OUAC will help you:

How to respond to OUAC offers?

This official video by the OUAC will help you step by step

What are the criteria for OUAC?

OUAC stands for the Ontario University Applicadtion Center. Universities obtain your grades and supplementary applications from the OUAC and not from your school.

All students applying to universities in Ontario must have an account on www.OUAC.on.ca. Students need to fulfill all requirements, including the pre-requisite courses, the grades and supplementary application to get accepted.

The deadline for individual application varies, depending on the program you choose. However, you will need to check the deadline for submitting your program of choice. This is very important.

For further OUAC information, visit OUAC site: https://www.ouac.on.ca/

If you are currently enroll in Ontatio High School, you need to build up better foundation, so Queen Elizabeth Academy offers tutoring support for math tutoring in toronto and other city, english tutoring in ottawa and other cities, and physics tutoring, chemistry tutoring as well

How to Apply OUAC online?

The following are the steps through your OUAC and university application process

OUAC Step 1: Research on your target university and program

Your first step is to check out the university websites and the programs you plan to enroll:

  • - Check out the program that the university offers
  • - Use the OUAC code and write down the program that you are applying
  • - Check the criteria, especially on which high school courses you need to complete. (i.e. the pre-requisite courses). Admission requirement is also important
  • - Check the criteria, especially on which high school courses you need to
  • - Check the grade you need on the top 6 grade 12 average. In addition, some schools require "must have" courses. For example, most tier one business schools requires adv functions (MHF4U) and calculus (MCV4U)
  • - Check if there are supplementary application you need to submit. Check the deadline for submission. This is very important

Note - Below we have university admission at a glance, where we summarize all the major programs admission requirement on a chart

Note - Below we have the university admission deadline card, it lists out all the application deadlines

OUAC Step 2: Gather your information

  • - In Oct / Nov, you will receive your access code from your school:

    • - School Number

    - Student Number

    - Temporary PIN

You need to use this for your application

OUAC Step 3: Fill in your Application

  • - Create your OUAC account. If you already have an OUAC account, write down your username and password so you won't lose it.
  • - You will need your username and password, when you select your university programs, check your status of your offers and accept your offers
  • - Complete each section of the OUAC application page
  • - Review and double check the programs you want to apply before clicking "I Verify and Agree"
  • - Once you click "I Verify and Agree", you need to submit your application along wtih the fees before the deadline of your targeted programs.
  • - Your OUAC reference number will be generated. Write this down and put it in a safe place. You will use this number when you contact OUAC later on, as well as submitting your grades or supplementary applications

OUAC Step 4: After you apply

  • - Once you submitted your application, login to verify details. You can always make changes if needed.
  • - Your university offers or request for info will be sent only via email. Double check your spam filter and make sure that you don't block those.
  • - Most university offers (except early acceptance) will be sent by the end of May

For further OUAC information, visit OUAC site: https://www.ouac.on.ca/

If you are struggling in any subjects in high school and need a better grade to your target universities, Queen Elizabeth Academy offers MHF4U(Advanced Functions), English12(ENG4U), physics12(SPH4U), chemistry12(SCH4U), Calculus and Vectors(MCV4U)

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Important Deadline and Dates
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OUAC winter admission for 101 applicant - OUAC website has the deadline for individual universities

OUAC deadline - you should note on your calendar:

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Deadline for Ontario universities to obtain midterm grades for first semester from OUAC
Jan 19, 2023
Deadline for all Ontario high school students to submit their choice of universities and programs via OUAC account
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Deadline for OUAC to receive all final grades from semester 1, for students 4U/M courses from Ontario high schools
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Deadline for Ontario high schools to submit all midterm grades for Semester 2 to OUAC,
May 29, 2023
The last day where all high school students will receive an offer or decline from the universities.
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High school students will accept their univesrity offers on the OUAC system
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QE Tutoring focuses on building the student's foundation and understanding, not memorizing. We offer 1 on 1 private tutoring that is teaching and lesson based.

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To maintain the quality of our lessons, class size is limited to a max of 9 students, giving students the opportunity to ask questions throughout an on-going lecture.

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We structure a work period in each of our lessons that our teachers walk around and help each student one by one.

Tips to get higher marks in Adv Functions

It would be a good idea, before the beginning of this course, to brush up on the foundations of mathematics, such as factoring (especially trinomial factoring), domain and range, graphing, adding rational expression, and trigonometry ratios. If you wait until the course beings, it may be difficult to keep pace with the new material which is being taught. Foundations are always important, and as with all mathematics courses, this one builds upon your past knowledge, so be sure to review.

Also, make sure to keep good, organized notes to stay on top of the course units. Do not be afraid to practice problems beyond those assigned in the homework, as MHF4U Advanced Functions is known for containing a very wide variety of questions and problems, and therefore the more you expose yourself to such problems, the better prepared you will be. Because of this, the Queen Elizabeth Academy provides all of our students with extra worksheets and practice tests to hone their skills and succeed.

Tips to get higher marks in Calculus

For students to succeed in Vector Calculus, they must be proficient in exponents, factoring, combining rational expressions such as fractions with algebra, and solving equations.

You want to pay special attention to the Optimization Unit, which usually includes many word problems. However, if you have trouble dealing with word problems, be sure to prepare for this unit in particular. Do not forget to keep your notes organized while you identify the different kinds of problems. This will significantly help you to clarify the concepts in the course, and to keep track of your progress.

The concepts of vectors are very complex. So when approaching vector problems, be sure to layout and write down all of the steps clearly. Also, write down why such steps are necessary. For instance, what variable are you attempting to achieve with each step? This approach will undoubtedly simplify even more complicated questions and allow you to easily identify areas where you need additional help.

Tips to get higher marks in Chemistry 12

A vital tip to remember when studying chemistry is not to allow yourself to become lost in details. There's always a ‘big picture’ concept in any given unit, so keep an eye out for that. To help you visualize these concepts, it's a good idea to organize your work into a flow chart. This strategy displays the essential concepts and how they're connected one to another. As a result, you'll be able to handle tests much better.

Always try to understand the “why” behind every concept you encounter or the reason a concept is essential instead of merely memorizing things. For example, the boiling point of an organic compound reflects the strength of the intermolecular force of attraction holding its molecules together. A good grasp of these concepts will help you adapt to situational problems in chemistry.

Tips to get higher marks in Physics

To succeed in grade 12 physics, you can't simply memorize the equations and plug in numbers. You need to first understand the concept, and more importantly, the rationale behind the steps. One techique we teach is to visualize the problem. What is happening? Then you can figure out the variables, the givens and the equations. In physics 12, it is rare that you can substitute the numbers straight into the equation and yield the answer. Often times you need to manipulate the equation, or combine multiple equations together, based on the stiuation. Therefore you need to expect that and be familar on how to apply the equations properly.

Practice makes perfect! You need to work on a large variety of problems, to the point you are familiar with the patterns, understanding the rationale behind the steps. (i.e. why do you take this step?). This way you will master your tests!

Tips to get higher marks in English

Oral communication is often a strong point for students compared to reading, however some students may have difficulty with it. There is nothing to be worried about, the key to success here is just to be familiar with the English language in general, to avoid slang usage, to speak in complete and grammatically correct sentences, and to demonstrate a wide vocabulary. For more formal assignments, if you are a stronger writer than speaker, try to write out your work before practicing your presentation out loud. Be aware also of how you pronounce words, and the tone of your voice. Avoid mumbling and speak clearly and comfortably. Many students feel embarrassed to speak in front of the class, but remember that everyone is in the same boat and has the same assignment.

Reading and literature studies often presents the greatest challenge as it is less familiar and more advanced by the twelfth grade than in previous years. High level texts like Hamlet can present unique challenges to students based on the older style of writing and syntax, and it can be difficult to move from simply understanding the plot to understanding analysis and critical study of the text. Break it down into parts and be aware of the components of literature. Write down what the themes are, or the themes that you notice in the text. Keep track of the characters and how they behave in the text. What is significant about what is happening? If you struggle with the text itself, try reading it out loud, Shakespeare was performed live after all, and still is. Try finding a version of a Shakespeare performance to see how all the stage directions are incorporated. Also, try to find something you like about each text you read. While it can be a chore to read these books, they are also classics for a reason. Always ask questions about what you are reading, and always keep notes so you are not scrambling to redo everything at the last minute.

Writing is a chance to embrace your creativity, so take the chance and do your best. For creative writing, choose topics that you care about or that interest you. For more formal, academic writing, choose topics that you both know about or can research, and which interest you. One key skill here is the organization of your thoughts. That means making sure that you express yourself in writing in a logical and methodical way, not just what comes to mind when you think about it, but structured and intentional writing. Take the time to map out what you will write. For your stories or creative writing, make sure you know how the story will end before you write it, try to develop the characters beforehand, take the time to think. For formal academic writing, make sure to do the requisite research beforehand. Find relevant quotations in the text, and make sure you have relevant facts that you present in a manner that you have thought out. Make use of the time you are given. If you are stuck you can make use of a writing prompt, but always make sure to ask why you are writing what you are writing.

Media studies is generally the least problematic section for students, especially considering the amount of exposure to popular culture and mass media that most students have already experienced. The important thing to remember here is that just knowing about popular culture is not enough. Students are called to analyze what they are experiencing and to critically examine it. That means perhaps investigating more deeply what they take for granted on their devices, and how they receive information online. These segments are also more dependent upon the discretion of the teacher than most, so material may vary from school to school, or class to class.

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2022/2023 Western Ivey AEO Supplementary Application

Part of the Western Ivey HBA AEO application are 2,500 word essays that ask you to describe 2 top activities you finished in the past four years.

Western's deadline for the Ivey AEO application for secondary school students is January 12th, 2023 at 4:00 pm EST.

The admissions committee uses the activities essays to get to know applicants and evaluate skills, all so they determine if you're a good fit for the program. The activity essays are without a doubt the most crucial portino of the application.

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Attaining AEO status to the Western Ivey School of Business is not an easy task. However, with the right approach and execution, getting into this competitive program can certainly be done.

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2022/2023 Queen's Commerce Supplementary Application

The most integral part of the Queen's Commerce application are the Supplementary Essays (SE).

Out of three random essay prompts, you must complete two essays under 2,000 words (with spaces included)

The questions, which are accessibly on SOLUS, will be available for 30 day periods. If you fail to finish the first set of SE questions within the 30 days, a new set will be generated.

Essays cannot be submitted beyond February 15th, 2023.

Here are some past year questions for Queen's Commerce Supplementary Essay (Note that questions wording might change):

1. Explain in detail a situation or time in your life that changed/shaped who you have become
2. Describe a situation where the outcome suprised you, where you were expecting not to enjoy yourself, but did.

3. Write about the work you have done to expand your perspective in life into a more diverse way of thinking.
4. Tell us about the most influential person in your life. Why do you admire them?
5. Recount a moment where you were witness to something unjust. How did you react, and how would you change your reaction if you could?
6. Do you have any advantages in life that can be used as catalysts for change or advocacy? If so, what are they?

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2022/2023 Wilfird Laurier BBA Supplementary Application

Wifrid Laurier's undergraduate business degree, Laurier Business, accepts students with a minimun of 80% Laurier Grade Point Avergae (LGPA). This LGPA is calculated based on the 5 highest completed ful-credit courses, university or college level. Laurier Grades can be found through LORIS. If you are a transfer student from a different Ontario university/college, you must must have completed 5 full course equivalents (FCEs) or be in your final semester. Out of those 5 courses, 2 must be business courses.

Laurier Business students cannot be admitted into the BBA program with more than 8 FCEs. AP/IB/College Credits as well as Laurier Challenge Exams are included in those 8 courses. 15 FCEs must be completed to achieve the BBA degree. Contact admissions or visit their website for more detailed information about the Laurier business degree.

After having completing your Laurier application on OUAC, you will be able to complete the Applicant Background Summary (ABS). The ABS form documents your extracurricular activities and achievements.

There is also an optional ABS form that has 5 questions, each one letting you go into detail about areas like career, extracurriculars, employment, awards, volunteer experience in the community, and more.

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Laurier BBA supplementary - example question 1

Describe in brief detail how your chosen Laurier program(s) will directy impact your future career plans and aspirations (2000 characters).

 

Laurier BBA supplementary - example question 2

List any extracurriculars and employment history that you feel represent good citizenship and leadership. For example, school activities, volunteering, work experience, sports, arts, student leadership programs, or other activities that would characterize you as a leader with various skills. You may answer the prompt in bullet points (max. 2000 characters)

 

Laurier BBA supplementary - example question 3

Including the completion of a Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) or any other special programs/curriculum, list any and all awards or recognitions you have achieved for acadmics or extracurriculars.

 

Laurier BBA supplementary - example question 4

In 2000 characters, describe a time when you exercised your leadership skillls successfully.

 

Laurier BBA supplementary - example question 5

Laurier prides itself in being an engaging and welcoming community of falculty, students, and staff. We strive to give back, vollunteer, and participate in community events. Explain how you will contribute positively to the Laurier community. (max 2000 characters)

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2022/2023 McMaster Engineering Supplementary Application

All students applying to the Faculty of Engineering, including Btech, Engineering 1, iBioMed, CompSci, must complete the McMaster Engineering Supplementary Application.

The Supplementary application allows the admissions committee to learn about you as an applicant, from getting to know your skills to your unique experiences, interests, and skills.

 

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The Supplementary Applicatio has a total of 4 questions.
You will be allowed unlimited practice questions before you finish your formal respones.
There must be 3 finished video responses, in which you will have 1 minute to prepare and 2 minutes to answer.
You will be given 10 minutes to finish 1 written response within 150 words

McMaster Engineering Interview Questions - Example questions

1. Personal questions

 

By answering the Personal Questions, you will have the opportunity to write about who you are and where you come from while also displaying your perspective, reactions, and how you apply skills such as organization and time management.

 

You will be asked to take a position or express an opinion about a certain topic, question, or issue in problem-based questions.

The goal of the problem-based questions is to take a position, justify your viewpoint with supporting evidence, and discuss how your answer represents you as an indiviudal. You want your position to benefit and enahnce your application.

 

McMaster Engineering - Supplementary / Interview sample questions

  1. Explain a strategy you have adopted to manage your time. Why did it work for you?
  2. Discuss a time in your life when you had a disagreement with someone while on a team/working in a group. How did the disagreement benefit you and how was it resolved?
  3. What about engineering makes you want to dedicate yor academics to it?
  4. What do you feel you bring to the McMaster Engineering Community?
  5. Explain a time when you had to overcome a difficult moment or challenge in your life. What tools did you use to overcome it?
  • - Often, people gravitate to those who can go outside their comfort zone. What is your opinion on this?
  • - How would you describe what it means to be ressorceful? Why is this quality important?
  • - Sometimes taking risks benefits more than being safe. Explain a situation where this would apply and if you agree.
  • - Creative problem solving is often valued. Why? Explain your opinion on this matter.
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Unit 5, 1020
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(905) 257 9009

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