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Windsor admission requirements

97% of Windsor's 66 programs require ENG4U, 38% require MCV4U. Published ranges run from 70% to 80%. 4 programs want more than marks.

Counted across every Windsor program listed on OUInfo for September 2027 entry. Each program’s own page has its exact wording; this page is the shape of the whole university.

The courses Windsor asks for

How many of Windsor’s 66 programs name each course as required. A required course is forced into your admission average — it counts even if it is not one of your best six.

What you need, by set of courses

Windsor’s programs grouped by the exact courses they require, most common set first, with the span of their published ranges. If your timetable matches a set, every program in it is open to you on courses.

1 rarer sets are on the individual program pages.

Where the published ranges sit

Every Windsor program with a published range, by the bottom of that range. A range is what the university says it will consider, not what it admits at — read the guide to what a range means.

1 program publishes no range at all.

Beyond marks

4 programs need a supplementary application
A portfolio, audition, questionnaire, video or form, due on Windsor’s own date, usually before OUAC closes. Which ones, and what each asks for.

How Windsor reads your transcript

In Windsor’s own words to guidance counsellors, from the OUAC resource guide (September 2026 entry). Each links to the page comparing every university’s answer.

If you repeat a course

We will use the highest grade achieved for a repeated course.

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Summer school, night school, e-learning and private school

We accept all Ministry-inspected and approved courses.

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Your Grade 11 marks

Depending on the program, we may provide early offers based on a minimum of 80% in final Grade 11 U/M grades and registration in 6 Grade 12 U/M courses, including prerequisites.

We do not make offers based on Grade 11 grades for limited enrollment programs, such as Nursing, VABE and Concurrent Education.

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AP and IB

AP: Applicants who present AP credentials may receive transfer credit for approved courses with a grade of 4 or 5, to a maximum of 10 transfer courses (30.00 credit hours).

IB: Applicants who present IB credentials may receive transfer credit for approved courses with a grade of 5 or higher, to a maximum of 10 transfer courses (30.00 credit hours). Completion of the IB diploma is not a prerequisite for receiving transfer credit.

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English proficiency

https://future.uwindsor.ca/international

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Transfer credit

https://future.uwindsor.ca/transfer

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Windsor deadlines for September 2027How required courses change your average, with the calculatorEvery Windsor program, range and policy