You can learn about Ontario’s universities in several ways:
There is no cost to attend the Regional Fairs.
Save your OUEvents Pass on your mobile device and bring it to the Regional Fair you are attending. While you’re there, ask university representatives to scan it while you are visiting their tables. Universities that scan your OUEvents Pass can then contact you directly with personalized information, advice on how to apply and pay for
Visit the Regional Fairs event page to see a listing of which universities will be there.
No. Only Ontario universities will be at the Regional Fairs.
The OUF and Regional Fairs allow you to gather information and chat with representatives one on one. You can gather similar information at the OUF and Regional Fairs, and anyone may attend these events. The OUF is one of the largest educational fairs in North America. It welcomes thousands of students and their supporters to the Metro
You must obtain permission for videotaping, filming or recording that is intended for commercial purposes. If you are seen taking photos or videos at an event without prior consent, you may be asked to leave the event. Find out how to submit a media inquiry.
No. You must sign up for the virtual Information Sessions separately.
Yes. Your OUEvents Pass can be used at the OUF and at any Regional Fairs event.
After the event, you will get a Missed Connections email (regardless of if you went to the event or not). This email will give you the chance to connect with universities you are interested in but may not have had a chance to visit at the event. Simply follow the instructions from the email you
You will need to sign up again this year. In accordance with our Privacy Statement, we do not keep registration data from one year to the next.
No. Individuals need to sign themselves up for privacy reasons. Each person who signs up for an OUEvents Pass must agree to the Ontario Universities’ In-person Events Privacy Statement and Participant Declaration as part of the registration process. You cannot agree to the terms in the declaration on someone else’s behalf.
Get information from your chosen Ontario universities
– right to your inbox.
Visit the Ontario Universities’ Info (OUInfo) website
for more in-depth information.
