Information collected from prospective students and applicants may be shared with the following entities to facilitate recruitment, admissions, resolution of appeals, enrollment, entrance scholarships and awards, and other fundamental activities as outlined above:

Ryerson personnel in the performance of their duties or services including, but not limited to, personnel/departments such as: Residence/Housing, University Ombudsperson's Office, Access Centre, Faculty/Deans, academic program department administrators including program Chairs/Directors and potential graduate supervisors, University Planning, Services for Students, Athletics/Coaches, Enrollment Services and Student Fees, Curriculum Advising, Scholarship committees, The Library and Archives, and University Advancement;

Secondary school officials (e.g. Secondary school Principals, Guidance Counsellors, Teachers);

Universities, colleges and other institutions or government offices to verify any information provided as part of an application for admission (including declaration of citizenship and status in Canada, referees);

Universities and colleges to share incidences of falsified documents or credentials, or to share incidences of incomplete/fraudulent applications for admission;

Collaborative program partners (e.g. George Brown College and Centennial College for the Nursing Collaborative program);

Service providers contracted by Ryerson in support of Ryerson enrollment management objectives (e.g. specialized systems and support, research, support for business processes);

Other kinds of disclosures, including, but not limited to, law enforcement agencies, in compassionate circumstances, in compelling circumstances affecting the health or safety of an individual are in compliance with Section 42 of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA).