Where the data comes from
Everything on this site is derived from public sources published by Ontario’s universities or by the OUAC. Nothing here is crowd-sourced, and nothing is a prediction.
Ontario Universities' Info (OUInfo)
https://ouinfo.caProgram listings, grade ranges, prerequisites, OUAC codes, enrolment and entrance scholarships. 1,624 programs across 36 campuses, plus 594 scholarships.
OUInfo is maintained by the Council of Ontario Universities and updated directly by the universities themselves. OUAC has announced a rebuilt version of OUInfo for late August 2026, so this data will need re-collecting.
OUAC Guidance Dialogues Resource Guide (Spring 2026)
https://guidance.ouac.on.ca/docs/resource_guide.pdfPer-university admission policies: repeated courses, summer and night school, Grade 11 marks, deferrals, special consideration, automatic entrance scholarships. 23 of the 25 university profiles in the guide are represented.
OUAC publishes this for guidance counsellors. It is public but is not surfaced on the student-facing site.
OUAC Schedule of Dates, 2026–27
https://guidance.ouac.on.ca/resources/schedule-of-dates/The key dates on the deadlines page.
Taken from OUAC's counsellor site rather than its student site, because the student page was still showing the previous cycle's dates when we checked on 2026-08-15.
What we don’t claim
- A grade range is not a cutoff. It is the range a university says successful applicants land in. People get in below it and miss above it.
- Clearing a scholarship’s grade band is not eligibility. Most awards add criteria — program, citizenship, community involvement, financial need.
- Course requirements are as published. Some programs name several courses where only one or two are actually required. Read the program’s own page before changing your timetable.
- Dates move. Every date shows whether it is confirmed for this cycle and when we last checked it.
On university names and colours
We identify universities with a plain coloured tile and two to four letters set in our own typeface. We do not reproduce any university’s crest, badge, wordmark or logo. The colours are the schools’ commonly known colours, used as a scanning aid. Nothing on this site implies affiliation with or endorsement by any university.
Found something wrong? That is worth more to us than almost anything else — the whole point of this site is being right about details other people get wrong.