Toronto Metropolitan University
Formerly Ryerson University — renamed in 2022. Same campus, same OUAC codes.
Programs
65
Range spans
70–90
With co-op
38

Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU or Toronto Met), formerly known as Ryerson University, is a public research university located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
From Wikipedia, CC BY-SA.
How TMU actually handles things
From the OUAC’s Guidance Dialogues Resource Guide (Spring 2026), which OUAC publishes for guidance counsellors rather than students. Read the original. Policies change — confirm anything you’re about to act on.
- If you repeat a course
We use the highest completed grade to calculate admission, scholarship and award averages. Some exceptions apply. www.torontomu.ca/requirements
- Summer school, night school, e-learning and private school
We accept all courses completed at public and Ministry-inspected, registered private schools that are authorized to grant credits toward the Ontario Secondary School Diploma.
Courses completed after June 30 in the Grade 12 year (e.g., regular or condensed summer school courses) require authorization and may not be considered. www.torontomu.ca/admissions/undergraduate/ after-applying/summer-school-extensions
- Your Grade 11 marks
We release offers for Grades-Only programs starting in November based on final Grade 11 averages and registration in the required Grade 12 courses.
All offers based on Grade 11 final marks and Grade 12 course registration or interim results are conditional.
- Whether your OUAC ranking matters
We do not consider the order of choices in the admission process.
- If you don't get your first choice
We may provide alternative offers of admission for some programs when applicants lack prerequisites or competitive entry averages for the program they selected.
- Supplementary applications
Grades-Plus programs have non-academic requirements for admission consideration. More information: www.torontomu.ca/programs/undergraduate.
- Automatic entrance scholarships
Students attending a Canadian high school are eligible for guaranteed and renewable entrance scholarships.
Grade ranges, terms and conditions: www.torontomu.ca/scholarships
- Scholarship deadlines
Varies.
- Scholarships you have to apply for
Applicants and current students can apply for scholarships and bursaries by visiting: https://torontomu.awardspring.ca.
President's Entrance Scholarships: $40,000 (total value). Terence Grier Entrance Scholarship: Full tuition for first year only
(non-renewable). Ted Rogers Legacy Scholarships: $100,000 (total value), 2
recipients, enrolling in Computer Science or Computer Engineering programs. More information: www.torontomu.ca/scholarships
- Bursaries
Domestic undergraduate students receiving full-time OSAP may qualify for the Student Access Guarantee (SAG), a bursary to assist with educational costs, such as tuition, books, compulsory fees, equipment and supplies.
Bursaries are also available to eligible students. www.torontomu.ca/student-financial-assistance
- Special consideration
Applicants may submit a Special Consideration Form and attach related documentation (e.g., letter from a physician, guidance counsellor or social worker). www.torontomu.ca/admissions/undergraduate/ applications-related-forms/special-consideration
- Deferring your offer
Students must request deferrals in writing. www.torontomu.ca/admissions/undergraduate/ applications-related-forms/deferral
- When offers go out
We started releasing offers in November and will continue on a rolling basis. We make the majority of admission decisions between February and the end of May.
Applicants can view all communications and admission decisions in their ChooseTMU Applicant Portal at: https://torontomu.ca/choosetmu.
- Tuition deposit
Domestic applicants: $500 for full-time programs, $200 for part-time programs.
International applicants: $2,000 for all programs. Due: June 4, 2026. Note: Ontario Student Assistance Program, Registered Education
Savings Plans and entrance scholarships are rarely available before the tuition deposit due date.
- AP and IB
AP: We may grant transfer credits for AP subject examinations with grades of 4 or higher. Application for transfer credit(s) is required.
IB: We may grant transfer credits for Higher Level courses with grades of 5 or higher. Application for transfer credit(s) is required.
- Changing programs
The George Brown Collaborative Nursing program is no longer available (Centennial and TMU Collaborative nursing programs continue).
- Transfer credit
We grant transfer credits for advanced secondary and postsecondary studies on a course-by-course basis. www.torontomu.ca/transfer-requirements
- English proficiency
We accept CAEL, Cambridge English, Duolingo, IELTS, PTE and TOEFL. Minimum required scores vary by academic program.
Official English-language proficiency tests results to be received by April 1, 2026. www.torontomu.ca/english-requirements
Which mark they use when you take a course twice.
Whether courses taken outside your regular day school are treated the same.
Whether they look at Grade 11, and when.
Does the order you list programs in change anything?
Whether they'll offer you a related program instead.
Whether this university wants more than marks.
Money you get for your average without applying for it.
Awards beyond the automatic ones.
If something happened that affected your marks.
Taking a year before you start.
TMU's GPA scale — the 4.33 scale you are graded on once you arrive, from the registrar
TMU acceptance rate — why there isn’t one, and the published bars that decide instead
TMU entrance scholarships — all 6, and what your average is worth
What you apply to, by subject
TMU admits into 24 entry points across these 35 subjects. Some are direct entry; for the rest you apply to something broader and choose later.
- accounting
- architecture
- biochemistry
- biology
- chemistry
- commerce/business
- communications
- computer science
- criminology
- earth science
- economics
- education
- engineering
- english
- environmental science
- finance
- geography
- health sciences
- history
- kinesiology
- languages
- life sciences
- marketing
- mathematics
- medical sciences
- microbiology
- neuroscience
- nursing
- philosophy
- physics
- political science
- psychology
- sociology
- software engineering
- statistics
How TMU is set up
Not a ranking — the structural facts that shape what a year here feels like, computed from TMU’s own listings. Universities list at different grain (TMU lists 65), so read the counts rather than comparing percentages between campuses.
58%
of programs offer co-op
38 of 65 listings. Co-op is a real option here but not the default path.
24/29
subjects you apply straight into
You mostly apply directly to the subject: 24 of 29 common majors are direct entry, so first year is already your program.
Living there
Not guaranteed
first-year residence
TMU’s residence spaces are limited and go first to incoming first-year undergraduates, then to students who live furthest from campus.
About 1,144 beds in three residence buildings on campus.
Source: torontomu.ca · checked September 11, 2026
32,551
full-time undergraduates
Fall 2025 count.
Source: Council of Ontario Universities (Ministry data, which counts diploma and certificate students too) · checked September 11, 2026
Compare first-year residence at every Ontario campus
TMU open house 2026
Every Ontario university open house this fall
Ontario Universities’ Fair, September 26–27. The Toronto Metropolitan University talk is in room 716B, Saturday hourly from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Sunday hourly from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.. Plan your day
Where it is
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All 65 programs
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- 90%Architectural Science (Co-op Available)OUAC SAD· co-op· supp. app
- 90%Civil Engineering (Co-op Available)OUAC SCG· co-op
- 90%Electrical Engineering (Co-op Available)OUAC SEJ· co-op
- 90%Nursing at TMUOUAC SNX
- 85–90%Aerospace Engineering (Co-op Available)OUAC SAA· co-op
- 85–90%Biomedical Engineering (Co-op Available)OUAC SBI· co-op
- 85–90%Chemical Engineering Co-opOUAC SCF· co-op
- 85–90%Computer Engineering (Co-op Available)OUAC SCE· co-op
- 85–90%Industrial Engineering (Co-op Available)OUAC SIQ· co-op
- 85–90%Mechanical Engineering (Co-op Available)OUAC SMW· co-op
- 85–90%Mechatronics Engineering (Co-op Available)OUAC STR· co-op
- 85–90%Nursing at Centennial CollegeOUAC SNN
- 85–90%Undeclared Engineering (First Semester Studies Only)OUAC SEU
- 80–85%Accounting & Finance (Co-op Available)OUAC SBO· co-op
- 80–85%Biomedical Sciences (Co-op Available)OUAC SBS· co-op
- 80–85%Media ProductionOUAC SRD
- 80–85%Social WorkOUAC SSE
- 80–85%Sport MediaOUAC SSP
- 75–80%Biology (Co-op Available)OUAC SBX· co-op
- 75–80%Computer Science (Co-op Available)OUAC SAB· co-op
- 75–80%Computer Science (Part-time)OUAC SAE
- 75–80%Criminology (Co-op Available)OUAC SCI· co-op
- 75–80%Cyber ScienceOUAC SSC· co-op
- 75–80%Image Arts: FilmOUAC SPA· supp. app
- 75–80%Interior DesignOUAC SIR· co-op
- 75%MidwiferyOUAC SYF· supp. app
- 75%Midwifery (Part-time)OUAC SYY· supp. app
- 75–80%Psychology (Co-op Available)OUAC SPS· co-op
- 75–80%Urban and Regional PlanningOUAC SUP· co-op
- 70–75%Arts and Contemporary Studies (Co-op Available)OUAC SCS· co-op
- 70–75%Business Management (Co-op Available)OUAC SBE· co-op
- 70–75%Business Technology Management (Co-op Available)OUAC SBB· co-op
- 70–75%Business Technology Management (Part-time)OUAC STM
- 70–75%Chemistry (Co-op Available)OUAC SCH· co-op
- 70–75%Child and Youth CareOUAC SCY
- 70–75%Creative IndustriesOUAC SCD
- 70–75%Early Childhood StudiesOUAC SEH
- 70–75%Economics and Finance (Co-op Available)OUAC SIE· co-op
- 70–75%English (Co-op Available)OUAC SEN· co-op
- 70–75%Environmental and Urban Sustainability (Co-op available)OUAC SAS· co-op
- 70–75%FashionOUAC SFF· supp. app
- 70–75%Financial Mathematics (Co-op Available)OUAC SMT· co-op
- 70–75%Geographic AnalysisOUAC SAC· co-op
- 70–75%Graphic Communications ManagementOUAC SGO
- 70–75%History (Co-op Available)OUAC SAH· co-op
- 70–75%Image Arts: Photography Media ArtsOUAC SPC· supp. app
- 70–75%JournalismOUAC SJT
- 70–75%Language and Intercultural RelationsOUAC SLC· co-op
- 70–75%Mathematics and Its Applications (Co-op Available)OUAC SEA· co-op
- 70–75%Medical Physics (Co-op Available)OUAC SMP· co-op
- 70–75%New MediaOUAC SPB
- 70–75%Nutrition and FoodOUAC SFN
- 70–75%Occupational Health and Safety (Co-op Available)OUAC SOC· co-op
- 70–75%Performance: ActingOUAC SDK· supp. app
- 70–75%Performance: DanceOUAC SDL· supp. app
- 70–75%Performance: Design and ProductionOUAC SDM
- 70–75%Philosophy (Co-op Available)OUAC SPH· co-op
- 70–75%Politics and Governance (Co-op Available)OUAC SPG· co-op
- 70–75%Professional Communication (Co-op Available)OUAC SMM· co-op
- 70–75%Professional MusicOUAC SMU· supp. app
- 70–75%Public Administration and Governance (Part-time Studies Only)OUAC SDF
- 70–75%Public Health (Co-op Available)OUAC SCO· co-op
- 70–75%Sociology (Co-op Available)OUAC SSO· co-op
- 70–75%Undeclared Arts (First Year Studies Only)OUAC SUN
- —English Language Pathway ProgramsOUAC SFP