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Information Sessions
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If you are attending the virtual Information Sessions and have accessibility needs, fill out the OUEvents Accessibility Request Form. If you have questions, email OUEvents Accessibility.
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If you are attending the virtual Information Sessions and have accessibility needs, fill out the OUEvents Accessibility Request Form. If you have questions, email OUEvents Accessibility.
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I’m having difficulty joining a session on Microsoft Teams. What do I do?Event:Category:
If you are using the Microsoft Teams application on a computer, try opening the link in a web browser instead of the computer application. If you are using a smartphone, try using a computer or tablet instead.
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If you are using the Microsoft Teams application on a computer, try opening the link in a web browser instead of the computer application. If you are using a smartphone, try using a computer or tablet instead.
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The link to the university session I want to join is not working. What do I do?
If a session link is not working, we encourage you to join another session from another university. You may also wait a few minutes and try joining the session again. Sometimes universities experience technical difficulties with their sessions that are quickly resolved. If you are unable to attend a session for your desired university, please
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Where do I go to connect to the virtual Information Sessions events?
You must sign up for the virtual Information Sessions to access the event website. Click the event link in the confirmation email you received after signing up to connect to the virtual Information Sessions. We will also send you event reminders that contain a link to the event website.
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What platform(s) will the universities use to host their sessions?
The universities will choose their own platform, but will most likely use Zoom or Microsoft Teams.
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Does my camera need to be on? Will I be visible?
No. Your camera does not need to be on. As long as your camera is not on, you will not be visible.
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What device do I need to watch the university sessions?
For the best experience, we recommend you use a desktop or laptop computer. You may also use a smartphone or tablet.
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Will the virtual Information Sessions have information about financial aid?
You can speak with university representatives directly during their sessions about the financial aid options offered at their university. The information available at the virtual Information Sessions may vary by university.
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Will the virtual Information Sessions have information for mature students?
The virtual Information Sessions will provide information primarily about undergraduate programs, so they will be a useful resource for mature students who are interested in those programs. If you are a current Ontario university applicant, the universities cannot answer questions regarding current application statuses at the event.
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Will there be information about graduate or professional studies (e.g., teacher education, medical school) at the virtual Information Sessions?
The virtual Information Sessions are geared toward high school students and mainly provide information about undergraduate programs. The virtual event is designed for Grade 11 and younger students, and their supporters, who are beginning their university research. Some universities may choose to also provide information about graduate and/or professional programs. University representatives will usually be
Can I attend the virtual Information Sessions if I live outside of Ontario?
Yes. These events are open to anyone who is interested in attending an Ontario university.
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