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We will not accept your Grade 12 English results, your results in any other English course/test, or letters of reference from your school or employer for this purpose. If you are required to present evidence of English language facility, you can satisfy the requirement by completing one of the tests/qualifications listed below with acceptable results. Tests/Qualifications That Provide Acceptable Evidence of English Facility The English course result will be considered in the admissions process and calculated as part of an applicant’s admission average.

transcripts) well ahead of the document deadline is recommended.Īll applicants, including those who must present proof of English facility, are required to present a senior level English course (equivalent to Ontario ENG4U/EAE4U) for admission to all undergraduate programs. Submitting the form and all required supporting documentation (e.g. You will be able to access the form on the JOIN U of T applicant website once you have received your U of T acknowledgement email. If you meet any of the exemption criteria listed above, you must complete the “English Language Test Exemption Request Form” after submitting your application for admission.

Your first language is French and you have completed four or more years of full-time academic study at a Canadian school.

You have completed/are completing four or more years of full-time academic study in an English language school located in a country where the dominant language is English.

You have completed/are completing four or more years of full-time academic study in a recognized Canadian school (in Canada) that teaches in English.

You may qualify for an exemption from the English facility requirement if one of the following applies to you: is not the first language you learned at home as a child), you will need to provide evidence of adequate English facility for admission consideration, unless you qualify for an exemption. If English is not your first language (i.e. English Language Requirements section navĮnglish is the language of instruction and examination at U of T, and success in our degree programs requires a high level of English language proficiency.