Undergraduate Admission
Approved Students - Congratulations!
| Admission Decision Release Dates - Program- by- Program Timeline Normally, the earliest date that Ontario secondary school applicants may receive Offers of Admission is early March. Out-of-province secondary school applicants may receive an Offer of Admission as soon as interim marks are received by Ryerson and the assessment is completed. All other applicants may have their applications considered as soon as all documents are received and the selection process is complete. If we are unable to offer you a space in the program to which you have applied, your application may be put on a Wait List. |
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Offers of Admission If your application to an undergraduate program at Ryerson is approved, you will be notified by an official Offer of Admission. When you accept your Offer, it certifies that all application information and documents are correct and complete. Otherwise your admission to, and/or registration at Ryerson may be revoked at any time. Ryerson reserves the right to withdraw Offers of Admission made to students who fail to: meet the condition(s) outlined in their Offer of Admission, respond by the confirmation date specified in their Offer , make a deposit and/or fee payment as required. |
Deferred Offers of Admission An Offer of Admission is valid only for the term/year specified in the Offer and may not be deferred to another term/year. Normally, Ryerson does not defer admission. This is due to the volume of applications, the size of enrolment and the nature of the selection process. Students who receive an Offer of Admission, who wish to apply for a subsequent year, must apply for admission for that year in accordance with published procedures. Only in the case of a serious, extenuating circumstance will a request for a deferral be assessed. Such a request must be in writing and sent through regular mail to the Director of Undergraduate Admissions. |
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How to Reserve Your Place - Three Steps |
Details about the three essential steps to reserve your place in your program will be included in the
Fall 2012 Approval Guide (Coming Soon). A hard copy of this brochure will be mailed to all Approved Students with their official Offer of Admission letter from Undergraduate Admissions and Recruitment.
Here's an outline of the three essential steps to reserve your place:
Confirm Your Offer of Admission via the OUAC
Your Confirmation Deadline Date will be clearly stated in your Offer of Admission. If you applied to Ryerson via the Ontario Universities' Application Centre (OUAC), you must visit the OUAC website and select the category that applies to you (OUAC 101 or OUAC 105). Log in using your OUAC Reference Number and your PIN/Password and follow the instructions. When you accept your Offer of Admission via the OUAC, you are agreeing to meet all conditions as stated in your Offer. You must complete this online confirmation process by the Confirmation Deadline Date stated in your official Offer letter from Ryerson. Details about confirming your Offer of Admission are outlined in the Approval Guide.
When you respond online, you must click on the “Submit” button and follow the steps in order to send your response to the OUAC. A screen displaying your confirmation number will appear immediately after successfully submitting a response which will include a summary of all changes/responses made within that session. You should make note of this number (in writing or by printing the screen) and keep it in a safe place. Successfully submitted responses to Offers of Admission will be processed within one business day.
When you accept an Offer of Admission from one university/program, this will not cancel applications to other universities and/or programs. However you may hold only one accepted Offer of Admission at a time. Before you can accept a subsequent offer online, you must first cancel the previously accepted offer.
Note: Please allow 48 hours (from the time you view your admission decision via the "My Application Status" feature of your Choose>Ryerson portal) for your admission decision to be reflected on the OUAC site.
Pay Your Tuition Deposit
To maintain your admitted status you must pay your tuition deposit on time. For your reference, here's a quick snapshot of amounts, due dates and deposit form.
| Tuition Deposit Amounts | |
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| Full-Time Program Tuition Deposit Amount = $1,000 | |
| Part-Time Program Tuition Deposit Amount = $200 | |
| Tuition Deposit Due Dates | |
| Offer of Admission dated before June 20, 2012 | Tuition deposit is due Tuesday, July 3, 2012 |
| Offer of Admission dates June 20, 2012 or later | Tuition deposit is due by the Confirmation Deadline Date stated in your Offer of Admission (or Sept. 7, 2012, whichever comes first) |
| Tuition Deposit Form |
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Visit the following websites for additional information about full fees:
- Fees & Finances for Current Students
- Fees/Financial Information (2012-2013 Undergraduate Calendar)
- Cost of Attending Ryerson (2012-2013 Undergraduate Calendar)
Meet Your Admission Conditions
It is your responsibility to meet the academic admission requirements stated in your Offer, which may include the applicable graduation diploma, required overall average and the subject prerequisites with the required grades. Make sure you review the conditions of your Offer of Admission and confirm that your final marks and overall average fulfill the conditions. You will know whether or not you meet your conditions before Ryerson does. Ryerson does not start reviewing conditional Offers until final grades and standings are received by Ryerson in late July or early August. Ryerson does not verbally extend or remove any conditions of admission. Admission averages are based on two decimal points and are not rounded.
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| Visit www.ryerson.ca/currentstudents/essr/enrollment for details about how to enroll in undergraduate classes. | |||
| Here's a quick snapshot: | |||
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All full-time program first year students are advised to verify their enrollment in required and elective courses, and the status of their timetables as follows: | ||
| a) Review the Undergraduate Calendar for your program requirements, liberal studies, restricted courses, etc. at www.ryerson.ca/undergraduate/calendars | |||
| b) Verify your timetable in your RAMSS portal at my.ryerson.ca. | |||
| c) Enroll in courses, as necessary and as applicable, in accordance with the instructions in your RAMSS portal. | |||
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All other students are advised to enroll, as necessary and as applicable, in accordance with the instructions in their RAMSS portal at my.ryerson.ca and/or as instructed by their Program Department/School. | ||
Class Schedules, Enrollment and Timetables
Resources for Approved Students
Fall 2012 Approval Guide - Correction: Please note that full payment of undergraduate tuition fees for the fall 2012/winter 2013 academic year is due September 7. It is listed incorrectly on page 7 as September 10.- Document Submission Instructions
Includes document submission instructions for students who have completed British-patterned education, Caribbean education and the International Baccalaureate. - Choose>Ryerson Help Document
Answers your questions about the Application Status and My Documents features of the Choose>Ryerson portal. - Request for Completion of Education Savings Plan Form
Submit a Request for Completion of Education Savings Plan Form if you are a new first-year student and require an Education Savings Plan application to be filled out by the Registrar. You must have a clear Offer of Admission. Please attach your financial education savings plan application to a completed request form. Returning Ryerson students must send their request to Enrollment Services and Student Records. - Third Party Letter Request
Submit a Third Party Letter Request if you require: proof of application to Ryerson; proof of Admission (e.g. for financial aid) to Ryerson; a duplicate copy of your Offer of Admission to Ryerson; proof of writing the Ryerson Test of English Proficiency. - New Students Website: www.ryerson.ca/currentstudents/new
From setting up your Ryerson e-mail, to enrolling in classes and Orientation activities, use the New Students website to gather the information you need to make a successful transition. - Engineering - Committed to Student Success (277 Kb)
Learn more about the Early Intervention Program and the Communications Proficiency Resource Path for Engineering students. - Transfer Credit Info: http://www.ryerson.ca/currentstudents/transfercredits/
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