Search for YOUR School of Choice
While this collection was once HUGE and DIVERSE, every year fewer and fewer colleges and universities sn-mail out hard copies of their information. YOUR BEST SOURCE of information about a particular college or university is their website.
A quick search of your interested school will take you–VIRTUALLY– to their campus.
We have also assembled a list of links to various search tools to locate a college, university or program of study.
- EPBC integrates planning, application and program information in one website. By using the centralized planning resources, students can search for information about various programs, institutions and communities across B.C., allowing them to make informed decisions about the programs to which they choose to apply.
When students decide to apply to one or more programs, they can complete the application through EducationPlannerBC without having to re-enter the same information each time.
This site is published by Universities Canada, a national organization representing 97 public and private not-for-profit universities and university degree-level colleges. The information found on this website is compiled by Universities Canada staff in cooperation with member universities and regional university associations in Canada.
Ontario Universities' Application Centre (OUAC) https://www.ouac.on.ca
The centralized application service for Ontario universities. Students use OUAC to submit applications, manage offers, and access important admissions information. [ouac.on.ca]
Ontario Colleges https://www.ontariocolleges.ca The centralized application portal for Ontario colleges.
ApplyAlberta https://applyalberta.ca
A centralized application system used by many Alberta post-secondary institutions. Students can apply to multiple participating institutions and share educational information more easily.
- College Board is America’s largest college-going organization, helping millions of students navigate the transition from high school to college each year through programs like the SAT, AP, and BigFuture.