Congratulations!

If you applied via the OUAC Undergraduate Application, accept your offer through your OUAC account by the deadline indicated in your offer letter.

If you applied another way, accept your offer through your Admission Portal by the deadline indicated in your offer letter. 

Go to your OUAC Account 

Accept your offer via the OUAC by June 1, 2026 (or as otherwise indicated in your offer of admission).

Go to your OUAC Account 

Accept your offer through your Admission Portal: 

Go to your Admission Portal

If you applied via the OUAC Undergraduate Application: Accept your offer through your OUAC account.

Go to your OUAC Account 

If you applied using the online application available through the U of G website: Accept your offer using the link below.

Go to your Online Application Portal

If you did NOT apply via the OUAC:  Accept your offer by signing and scanning the response document included with your offer of admission 

• Canadian Citizens/Permanent Residents: email to applicant@uoguelph.ca.
• International Students on a Study Permit: email to intdocs@uoguelph.ca. 

Conditions

• Review your offer email to ensure you're aware of the admission conditions you need to fulfill. 
  Note: all conditions must be fulfilled by August 14, 2026. 

Residence

• Apply for residence by June 1, 2026.
• More information about eligibility for residence, including the application process and deadlines, can be found at housing.uoguelph.ca.
• Note: You must have an offer of admission to be eligible to apply for residence. The residence application will open on February 1, 2026.
• Living off campus is a popular choice with many students. You can find more information about housing options and how to stay connected by visiting the Off Campus Living page.

Course Selection

• Enrolment Services will send you a welcome email that includes The Registration Guide for New Students. This resource will include information about your first year courses as well as how to register.

Note: if you're applying from high school in Ontario, the welcome email will also include your student login credentials.

Accessible Learning

• If you experience a disability and require academic accommodations, register with Student Accessibility Services as soon as possible after accepting your offer.  New students must submit a SAS Application Form by June 15  for accommodations to be available for the start of classes. 

• Students are responsible for confirming whether their required accommodations are compatible with their program and/or course requirements. Accommodations can’t compromise essential requirements, and registering for a program or course doesn’t guarantee you’ll get a specific accommodation. 

Co-op

• If you have been accepted into co-operative education, the Co-op Foundations Coordinator will be in touch with you in your first semester regarding the steps you'll take as a co-op student.

Campus Card

• The Campus Card Office will provide you with your official University of Guelph identification card - visit their website for the steps you need to follow.

Connect

• Watch for more information from Student Experience to meet others and get involved. To support your transition, weekly START emails will be sent to your Gryphmail in the summer.

Deadlines

• Review deadlines and important dates.

Tuition and Fees

• Tuition will be posted on WebAdvisor in July 2026. You will be required to pay a registration deposit prior to selecting courses.  More information will be communicated when course selection details are available.

Conditions

• Review your offer to ensure you're aware of the admission conditions you need to fulfill. 
  Note: all conditions must be fulfilled by August 14, 2026. 

Learn more about U of G

• Visit us at upcoming international events!

Residence

• Apply for residence by June 1, 2026.
• More information about eligibility for residence, including the application process and deadlines, can be found at housing.uoguelph.ca.
• Note: You must have an offer of admission to be eligible to apply for residence. The residence application will open on February 1, 2026.
• Living off campus is a popular choice with many students. You can find more information about housing options and how to stay connected by visiting the Off Campus Living page.

Commuting

• The GO Transit bus stops at the U of G frequently. Check the GO Transit schedule to help plan your route. If you plan to park a vehicle on campus, please visit Campus Parking Services for more information. 

Course Selection

• In the spring, Enrolment Services will send you a welcome email that includes The Registration Guide for New Students. This resource will include information about your first year courses as well as how to register.

Accessible Learning

• If you experience a disability and require academic accommodations, register with Student Accessibility Services as soon as possible after accepting your offer.  New students must submit a SAS Application Form by June 15  for accommodations to be available for the start of classes. 

• Students are responsible for confirming whether their required accommodations are compatible with their program and/or course requirements. Accommodations can’t compromise essential requirements, and registering for a program or course doesn’t guarantee you’ll get a specific accommodation. 

Co-op

• If you have been accepted into co-operative education, the Co-op Foundations Coordinator will be in touch with you in your first semester regarding the steps you'll take as a co-op student.

Campus Card

• The Campus Card Office will provide you with your official University of Guelph identification card - visit their website for the steps you need to follow.

Connect

• Watch for more information from Student Experience to meet others and get involved. To support your transition, weekly START emails will be sent to your Gryphmail in the summer.

Deadlines

• Review deadlines and important dates.

Tuition and Fees

• Tuition will be posted on WebAdvisor in July 2026. You will be required to pay a registration deposit prior to selecting courses.  More information will be communicated when course selection details are available.

Conditions

• Review your offer email to ensure you're aware of the admission conditions you need to fulfill. 

Housing

• Students transferring from another college or university can apply to live in any campus residence. Students who wish to live in residence must apply by June 1, 2026.
  • Note: You must have an offer of admission to be eligible to apply for residence. The residence application will open on February 1, 2026.
• Information about eligibility for residence, including the application process and deadlines, can be found at housing.uoguelph.ca.
• Living off campus is a popular choice with many students. You can find more information about housing options and how to stay connected by visiting the Off Campus Living page.

Commuting?

• The GO Transit bus stops at the U of G frequently. Check the GO Transit schedule to help plan your route. If you plan to park a vehicle on campus, please visit Campus Parking Services for more information.

Course Selection

• Learn more about course selection here. You are encouraged to consult with your Academic Advisor before registering in courses to learn how your transfer credits apply to program requirements. 

Accessible Learning

• If you experience a disability and require academic accommodations, register with Student Accessibility Services as soon as possible after accepting your offer.  New students must submit a SAS Application Form by June 15  for accommodations to be available for the start of classes. 

• Students are responsible for confirming whether their required accommodations are compatible with their program and/or course requirements. Accommodations can’t compromise essential requirements, and registering for a program or course doesn’t guarantee you’ll get a specific accommodation. 

Campus Card

• The Campus Card Office will provide you with your official University of Guelph identification card - visit their website for the steps you need to follow.

Connect

• Watch for more information from Student Experience to meet others and get involved. To support your transition, weekly START emails will be sent to your Gryphmail in the summer.

Deadlines

• Review deadlines and important dates.

Tuition and Fees

• Tuition will be posted on WebAdvisor in July 2026. You will be required to pay a registration deposit prior to selecting courses.  More information will be communicated when course selection details are available.

Conditions

• Review your offer email to ensure you're aware of the admission conditions you need to fulfill. 
  Note: all conditions must be fulfilled by August 14, 2026. 

Tuition Deposit

• A $2,000 CAD tuition deposit is due by June 15, 2026. Student Financial Services has information on preferred methods of payment.

Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL)

• Check your email and follow the steps to request a Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL). Visit our website for more information.

Connect

• Watch for more information from the Global Pre-Arrival Support (GPS) team and Student Experience to meet others and get involved. To support your transition, weekly START emails will be sent to your Gryphmail in the summer.

Residence

• Apply for residence by June 1, 2026.
• More information about eligibility for residence, including the application process and deadlines, can be found at housing.uoguelph.ca.
• Note: You must have an offer of admission to be eligible to apply for residence. The residence application will open on February 1, 2026.
• Living off campus is a popular choice with many students. You can find more information about housing options and how to stay connected by visiting the Off Campus Living page.

Commuting

• The GO Transit bus stops at the U of G frequently. Check the GO Transit schedule to help plan your route. If you plan to park a vehicle on campus, please visit Campus Parking Services for more information. 

Course Selection  

• In the spring, Enrolment Services will send you a welcome email that includes The Registration Guide for New Students. This resource will include information about your first year courses as well as how to register.

Note: if you're applying from high school in Ontario, the welcome email will also include your student login credentials.

Accessible Learning

• If you experience a disability and require academic accommodations, register with Student Accessibility Services as soon as possible after accepting your offer.  New students must submit a SAS Application Form by June 15  for accommodations to be available for the start of classes. 

• Students are responsible for confirming whether their required accommodations are compatible with their program and/or course requirements. Accommodations can’t compromise essential requirements, and registering for a program or course doesn’t guarantee you’ll get a specific accommodation. 

Co-op

• If you have been accepted into co-operative education, the Co-op Foundations Coordinator will be in touch with you in your first semester regarding the steps you'll take as a co-op student.

Campus Card

• The Campus Card Office will provide you with your official University of Guelph identification card - visit their website for the steps you need to follow.

Deadlines

• Review deadlines and important dates.

Tuition and Fees

• Tuition will be posted on WebAdvisor in July 2026. For early payment of your tuition, contact accquest@uoguelph.ca.

Conditions

• Review your offer email to ensure you're aware of the admission conditions you need to fulfill. 
  Note: all conditions must be fulfilled by August 14, 2026. 

Tuition Deposit

• A $2,000 CAD tuition deposit is due by June 15, 2026. Student Financial Services has information on preferred methods of payment.

Learn more about U of G

• Visit us at upcoming international events!

Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL)

• Check your email and follow the steps to request a Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL). Visit our website for more information.

Connect

• Watch for more information from the Global Pre-Arrival Support (GPS) team and Student Experience to meet others and get involved. To support your transition, weekly START emails will be sent to your Gryphmail in the summer.
• The GPS team is hosting many pre-arrival support events. Visit the GryphLife events page to register today!

Residence

• Apply for residence by June 1, 2026.
• More information about eligibility for residence, including the application process and deadlines, can be found at housing.uoguelph.ca.
• Note: You must have an offer of admission to be eligible to apply for residence. The residence application will open on February 1, 2026.
• Living off campus is a popular choice with many students. You can find more information about housing options and how to stay connected by visiting the Off Campus Living page.

Commuting

• The GO Transit bus stops at the U of G frequently. Check the GO Transit schedule to help plan your route. If you plan to park a vehicle on campus, please visit Campus Parking Services for more information.

Course Selection

• In the spring, Enrolment Services will send you a welcome email that includes The Registration Guide for New Students. This resource will include information about your first year courses as well as how to register.

Accessible Learning

• If you experience a disability and require academic accommodations, register with Student Accessibility Services as soon as possible after accepting your offer.  New students must submit a SAS Application Form by June 15  for accommodations to be available for the start of classes. 

• Students are responsible for confirming whether their required accommodations are compatible with their program and/or course requirements. Accommodations can’t compromise essential requirements, and registering for a program or course doesn’t guarantee you’ll get a specific accommodation. 

Co-op

• If you have been accepted into co-operative education, the Co-op Foundations Coordinator will be in touch with you in your first semester regarding the steps you'll take as a co-op student.

Campus Card

• The Campus Card Office will provide you with your official University of Guelph identification card - visit their website for the steps you need to follow.

Deadlines

• Review deadlines and important dates.

Tuition and Fees

• Tuition will be posted on WebAdvisor in July 2026. For early payment of your tuition, contact accquest@uoguelph.ca.

Conditions

• Review your offer email to ensure you're aware of the admission conditions you need to fulfill. 

Tuition Deposit

• A $2,000 CAD tuition deposit is due by June 15, 2026. Student Financial Services has information on preferred methods of payment.

Learn more about U of G

• Visit us at upcoming international events!

Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL)

• Check your email and follow the steps to request a Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL). Visit our website for more information.

Connect

• Watch for more information from the Global Pre-Arrival Support (GPS) team and Student Experience to meet others and get involved. To support your transition, weekly START emails will be sent to your Gryphmail in the summer.

Housing

• Students transferring from another college or university can apply to live in any campus residence. Students who wish to live in residence must apply by June 1, 2026.
  • Note: You must have an offer of admission to be eligible to apply for residence. The residence application will open on February 1, 2026.
• Information about eligibility for residence, including the application process and deadlines, can be found at housing.uoguelph.ca.
• Living off campus is a popular choice with many students. You can find more information about housing options and how to stay connected by visiting the Off Campus Living page. 

Course Selection

• Learn more about course selection here. You are encouraged to consult with your Academic Advisor before registering in courses to learn how your transfer credits apply to program requirements. 

Accessible Learning

• If you experience a disability and require academic accommodations, register with Student Accessibility Services as soon as possible after accepting your offer.  New students must submit a SAS Application Form by June 15  for accommodations to be available for the start of classes. 

• Students are responsible for confirming whether their required accommodations are compatible with their program and/or course requirements. Accommodations can’t compromise essential requirements, and registering for a program or course doesn’t guarantee you’ll get a specific accommodation. 

Campus Card

• The Campus Card Office will provide you with your official University of Guelph identification card - visit their website for the steps you need to follow.

Deadlines

• Review deadlines and important dates.

Tuition and Fees

• Tuition will be posted on WebAdvisor in July 2026. For early payment of your tuition, contact accquest@uoguelph.ca.