You can learn more about Ontario’s universities in several ways:
You can learn about Ontario’s universities in several ways:
You can learn about Ontario’s universities in several ways:
Events are shown based on your location. This means you will only see events within the selected distance range (e.g., within 50 km). If you do not see the event you are looking for, try adjusting the location settings on your device or distance settings on the sign-up form. This should result in the event
If you do not have a smartphone, you may sign up for an OUEvents Pass from a desktop computer, laptop or tablet to obtain your QR code by email. Print out a paper copy of your QR code and take it with you to the OUF and/or Regional Fairs. At the event, university representatives can
You can have your QR code re-sent to you by entering your email or mobile phone number on the StriveScan website.
If you are driving to the event, you can use the South Building parking lot at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre (MTCC), which has 9 accessible parking spaces. These spaces are available on a first-come, first-served basis. The South Building parking lot is located at 222 Bremner Boulevard, and the MTCC’s parking options map may help. Further
No. Your OUEvents Pass can be scanned at all university booths and presentation rooms.
To receive information from the universities you are interested in, click the “I want to receive information from this university” button in each university showcase. You can also select the universities you would like to receive information from by filling out the Connect with Ontario’s Universities form.
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.
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. The event is free.
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