Nothing. These events are free and anyone may attend.
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You will need to provide your name and contact information and indicate whether you are a student, parent or supporter, guidance counsellor, etc. Date of birth is required, unless you indicate you are a parent, guardian, supporter, guidance counsellor or other. The registration form also asks you to indicate when you expect (or your student
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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
The OUF and Regional Fairs are in-person events: The Information Sessions are virtual events:
The OUEvents Pass is a QR code that contains your contact information and provides an instant way to share your contact information with Ontario universities. After signing up for the OUF and/or a Regional Fair, you will receive your OUEvents Pass QR code via email and/or text. If you are interested in receiving tailored information
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You can find event-specific accessibility FAQs on this web page for the Ontario Universities’ Fair (OUF), Regional Fairs and virtual Information Sessions: You can request an accommodation for an OUEvent using the OUEvents Accessibility Request Form. Find out more about OUEvents and accessibility.
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Ontario universities are committed to creating equal access to higher education for all academically qualified students. You can find a list of each university’s accessibility resources on OUInfo.
Where can I find information about each university’s accessibility policies? Read More »
Ontario’s universities are committed to the principles of equity, diversity and inclusion. You can find a list of each university’s EDI resources on OUInfo.
You can find information about Indigenous Student Resources on OUInfo, where there are lists of supports and services that Ontario universities provide for Indigenous students interested in attending university. You may also connect with an Indigenous Post-Secondary Education Network representative at the Ontario Universities’ Fair (OUF) or during the Network’s fall tour.
Where can I find information about each university’s Indigenous student resources? Read More »
Visit the Regional Fairs event page to see a listing of which universities will be there.
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There are many reasons to sign up before the event you are attending, including to: Signing up before the event also helps universities plan and be better prepared for the event.
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You can speak with university representatives directly at the Regional Fairs about the financial aid options offered at their university. The information available at the events may vary by university.
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