Looking for a way to get involved with your future university or college? This month, we’re featuring events happening all over North America at different post-secondary institutions, so our students can try something new, learn more about their future schools, and add to their growing extracurricular profiles. Check out the post-secondary events happening this month!
April 7
Queen’s How to Navigate Undergraduate for Success – Virtual 7 pm EDT
“Join our Equity Ambassadors as they assist students in navigating a post-secondary education. Through reviewing several services and supports available to an undergraduate student, we invite you to think critically about the concept of success in post-secondary, what it means, and how to achieve it. ”
Carleton Residence and Campus Life – Virtual 6:30 pm EDT
“Curious about living on campus? Join us to learn everything you need to know about residence at Carleton, including finding roommates, selecting rooms, room options, meal plans, costs and what to expect living in a supportive and welcoming student community.”
April 8
UBC Live Virtual Okanagan Campus Tour – Virtual 7 pm PDT
“Tune in on Zoom for campus photos and live commentary by UBC Student Ambassadors.”
SFU Burnaby Campus Tour – In-Person 10 am PDT
“Visit us for an upcoming tour to see if SFU is the right fit for you!
Join a campus tour in person
Campus tours give you an opportunity to spend some time with a knowledgeable student guide, who can:
- Lead you on a tour of key locations and notable spots for student use around campus
- Share insight into the student experience at SFU beyond the classroom
- Answer your questions about student life, our supports and services, faculties, and more
We offer regular tours of SFU Burnaby from Tuesday to Friday, and some Saturdays.”
VIU Next Steps – Virtual 3:30 pm PDT
“Now that you’ve applied, you can meet with a VIU Advisor. An Advisor is like a personal coach who helps you reach your education and career goals. They’ll help you with the important next steps of course selection and web registration and with navigating the questions and decisions along your educational journey at VIU.”
Queen’s Ask an Equity Ambassador Drop-In Session – Virtual 6 pm EDT
“Join our Equity Ambassadors every other Wednesday for our drop-in sessions! These are safe spaces designed to give high school students the opportunity to ask their post-secondary related questions. All are welcome!”
April 9
UBC Okanagan Campus Tour – In-Person 10 am PDT
“Join us on our Okanagan campus for a guided walking tour with a UBC Student Ambassador. After the tour, an advisor will be available to answer your questions about our undergraduate programs, admissions, scholarship opportunities, and more.”
UBC Vancouver Campus Tour – In-Person 1 pm PDT
“Join us on our Vancouver campus for a guided walking tour with a UBC Student Ambassador. After the tour, an advisor will be available to answer your questions about our undergraduate programs, admissions, scholarship opportunities, and more.”
UBC Bachelor of Kinesiology Information Session – Virtual 3:30 pm PDT
“Join a virtual Information Session to gain key insights into our program structure, curriculum, and admissions process. These sessions offer comprehensive guidance on the admissions timeline and the BKIN degree structure at UBC. Discover how our program can help you pursue your passion for human movement and reach your academic and career goals.”
SFU Guided Virtual Tour – Virtual 4 pm PDT
“Discover our vibrant campuses, academic facilities, and student life in a special virtual tour hosted by one of our student ambassadors, who can:
- Lead you on a tour of key locations and notable spots for student use around campus
- Share insight into the student experience at SFU beyond the classroom – the tour highlights spaces where you can build friendships, study, share meals, and engage in recreational activities, clubs, and events
- Learn about our academic excellence – SFU’s academic programs are prominently featured in the tour, with highlights on our state-of-the-art labs, classrooms, and academic buildings
- Answer your questions about student life, our supports and services, faculties, and more
The virtual tour covers all three of our unique campuses – Burnaby, Surrey, and Vancouver – since SFU students can study across all three campuses during their degrees. We’ve also included the nearby communities to give a sense of each area’s amenities and lifestyle.”
UVic Finance 101 – Virtual 6 pm PDT
“Get ready for university life with real-world money skills you’ll actually use. Join Dr. Michael King from the Gustavson School of Business to learn how to manage your money, build credit and start saving or investing — so you can feel confident managing your finances when you start university.”
Western Your Next Steps – Virtual 7 pm EDT
“Wish you had a checklist of what you need to do after you get an offer to Western? This presentation is for you! We’ll cover residence, finances, courses, and what exciting opportunities await you at Western and more to set you up for your first day.”
Concordia Virtual Drop-In Session – Virtual 12 pm EDT
“Questions about applying to an undergraduate program at Concordia University? Our recruiters are here to help! Ask them anything about the admissions process, student life, living in Montreal and more!”
April 10
SFU Surrey Campus Tour – In-Person 10 am PDT
“Visit us for an upcoming tour to see if SFU is the right fit for you!
Join a campus tour in person
Campus tours give you an opportunity to spend some time with a knowledgeable student guide, who can:
- Lead you on a tour of key locations and notable spots for student use around campus
- Share insight into the student experience at SFU beyond the classroom
- Answer your questions about student life, our supports and services, faculties, and more
We offer regular tours of SFU Burnaby from Tuesday to Friday, and some Saturdays.”
April 12
UBC Live Virtual Vancouver Campus Tour – Virtual 9 am PDT
“Tune in on Zoom for campus photos and live commentary by UBC Student Ambassadors.”
April 13
Discover TRU – Virtual 6 pm PDT
“New to post-secondary and wondering where to start? Join us for Discover TRU, a virtual info session designed for domestic undergraduate students exploring their first steps into university. We’ll cover everything you need to know about TRU—from programs and student life to admission requirements, how to apply, and the top reasons students choose TRU. The session will wrap up with a Q&A, giving you the chance to get your questions answered directly by our Future Students Team.”
April 14
UAlberta Grade 11 Matters – Virtual 5 pm MDT
“Learn everything there is to know about the importance of grade 11 for admission to the University of Alberta. In this virtual presentation, our advisors will walk you through application components, how we evaluate applications, provide information on our programs, campuses, scholarships, and more!”
Carleton is Coming to You Virtually, Grade 10/11s – Virtual 7 pm EDT
“Join us online for an introduction to Carleton! This session will Include an overview of the admissions process and how to prepare for university. We’ll also provide information on scholarships, financial aid, student services, residence and more! Whether you already know your university plans or are preparing to take your first steps, this session will help set you up for success when applying to university in the future.”
Discover Engineering at McMaster – Virtual 9 am EDT
“Learn more about our undergraduate engineering programs – designed specifically for Grade 10 and 11 students.
Are you a Grade 10 or 11 student passionate about engineering a brighter future through innovation and technology? Join us for a webinar created specifically for high school students who are beginning to explore their post-secondary options and want to learn more about McMaster University’s diverse Faculty of Engineering programs, including the Bachelor of Technology, Computer Science, Engineering 1, and Integrated Biomedical Engineering & Health Sciences (iBioMed).
We’ll walk you through what makes each program unique and exciting, introduce scholarship opportunities available to future applicants, and highlight the world-class resources that support student success. You’ll also gain valuable insight into what to expect in the application process when the time comes, and hear what life is really like as a member of the Fireball Family—McMaster Engineering’s tight-knit, supportive community.
This is the perfect opportunity for Grade 10 and 11 students to start exploring pathways, ask questions, and get inspired. Discover why McMaster Engineering is a place where students thrive, innovate, and make a real impact on the world—and how you could be part of it.”
April 15
VIU Web Registration: Choosing Electives – Virtual 3:30 pm PDT
“Join the VIU Academic Advising team for an overview of the process of registering for courses and choosing electives. The Academic Advising team at VIU will assist students in how to select the most suitable electives based on their academic goals, interests, and program requirements. Through this one-hour session, advisors guide students in exploring a diverse range of elective options, helping them understand how each choice aligns with their career aspirations and overall academic plan.”
Carleton is Coming to You Virtually, Grade 12s – Virtual 7 pm EDT
“Join us to explore the next steps in your Carleton journey – no matter what stage you are at in the application process! We’ll explore the admissions process, scholarships, student services and residence. Our team is coming to you virtually to answer your questions and support your transition to Carleton.”
April 16
KPU Information Sessions for Parents and Supporters – Virtual 12 pm PDT
U of T Ask our Students Anything – Virtual 10 am EDT
“Wondering what it’s like to study at the University of Toronto? Chat with our students online and learn more about the undergraduate student experience. Hosted by current students from different campuses, faculties, and programs, these webchats are a great opportunity to ask anything that’s on your mind — about campus life, academic and extracurricular options, community at U of T, and much more.”
Western Living in Residence – Virtual 7 pm EDT
“Your residence is a community – it’s often where you’ll make your first friends. Learn more about the building styles, rooms, dining and amenities in your new home. Find important dates for payments and moving in.”
Discover Engineering at McMaster – Virtual 9 am EDT
“Learn more about our undergraduate engineering programs – designed specifically for Grade 10 and 11 students.
Are you a Grade 10 or 11 student passionate about engineering a brighter future through innovation and technology? Join us for a webinar created specifically for high school students who are beginning to explore their post-secondary options and want to learn more about McMaster University’s diverse Faculty of Engineering programs, including the Bachelor of Technology, Computer Science, Engineering 1, and Integrated Biomedical Engineering & Health Sciences (iBioMed).
We’ll walk you through what makes each program unique and exciting, introduce scholarship opportunities available to future applicants, and highlight the world-class resources that support student success. You’ll also gain valuable insight into what to expect in the application process when the time comes, and hear what life is really like as a member of the Fireball Family—McMaster Engineering’s tight-knit, supportive community.
This is the perfect opportunity for Grade 10 and 11 students to start exploring pathways, ask questions, and get inspired. Discover why McMaster Engineering is a place where students thrive, innovate, and make a real impact on the world—and how you could be part of it.”
April 17
UBC Sauder Sample Lecture: Why We Buy – Virtual 5 pm PDT
“Curious what it’s actually like to learn in a UBC Sauder classroom? Join us for a live virtual sample lecture, Inside the Classroom: A Sample Lecture on Why We Buy – Impulse vs. Intention, led by UBC Sauder lecturer Tamar Milne, and experience a real university-level learning environment.
Explore the strategic decisions behind everyday products—from tactics that encourage impulse purchases to strategies that support more intentional buying. You’ll also get a feel for how classes at UBC Sauder are taught: engaging, discussion-based, and focused on applying ideas to real-world situations.”
April 19
Dalhousie Halifax Accepted Student Event – In-Person 10 am ADT
“Our on campus Accepted Student Event is all about celebrating you and what comes next.
Whether you’re still deciding or you’ve already enrolled for the fall, this event is designed to help you feel confident, excited, and ready for your next chapter at Dalhousie. You’ll get a clear overview of key next steps in the admissions process, including important deadlines, course registration, residence, and how to prepare for September.
You’ll also have the chance to meet other Dal-bound students, as well as your future professors and campus support network, tour campus, and start building your community before classes even begin.
Expect a fun, welcoming atmosphere with plenty of Dal spirit, plus opportunities to win swag and prizes throughout the event. Come celebrate your offer, get your questions answered, and picture yourself here this fall.”
April 20
UBC Bachelor of Kinesiology Information Session – Virtual 12 pm PDT
“Join a virtual Information Session to gain key insights into our program structure, curriculum, and admissions process. These sessions offer comprehensive guidance on the admissions timeline and the BKIN degree structure at UBC. Discover how our program can help you pursue your passion for human movement and reach your academic and career goals.”
York Can I Go On An Exchange – Virtual 5 pm EDT
“During this session, we’ll talk about how you can take your studies international! Through an exchange, a short study abroad program, or work experience!”
April 21
UAlberta Parents & Supporters – Your Student Has Applied: What’s Next? – Virtual 7 pm MDT
“Join us for an insightful presentation tailored specifically for parents and supporters!
Our knowledgeable recruiters will discuss how best to support your student once they are admitted, with next steps and resources related to accepting their offer, tuition, residence and more!”
April 22
UBC Engineering: Meet Your First Year Professors – Virtual 5 pm PDT
“Come meet your future professors! Join us to hear directly from our professors on what UBC Engineering students can expect from their first year courses and how you can prepare for your first day in September.”
UCalgary Accepted! What’s Next? For Indigenous Students in Canada – Virtual 5:30 pm MDT
“Congratulations on your offer to study at the University of Calgary! We’re honoured to welcome you to our UCalgary community. Now that you’ve been accepted, you might be wondering: what’s next?
Join us for an online session created for Indigenous students across Canada. We’ll guide you through your next steps—from accepting your conditional offer and preparing for course registration to learning about the Indigenous supports, services, and community available on campus. You’ll also get tips on student life and have the chance to connect with other incoming Indigenous students. Bring your questions—we’ll answer them live!”
Western Your Next Steps – Virtual 7 pm EDT
“Wish you had a checklist of what you need to do after you get an offer to Western? This presentation is for you! We’ll cover residence, finances, courses, and what exciting opportunities await you at Western and more to set you up for your first day.”
April 23
Dalhousie Vancouver Accepted Student Event – In-Person in Vancouver 7 pm ADT
“Our Accepted Student Event is all about celebrating you and what comes next.
Whether you’re still deciding or you’ve already enrolled for the fall, this event is designed to help you feel confident, excited, and ready for your next chapter at Dalhousie. You’ll get a clear overview of key next steps in the admissions process, including important deadlines, course registration, residence, and how to prepare for September.
You’ll also have the chance to meet other Dal-bound students from your hometown, as well as your future campus support network and start building your community before classes even begin.
Expect a fun, welcoming atmosphere with plenty of Dal spirit, plus opportunities to win swag and prizes throughout the event. Come celebrate your offer, get your questions answered, and picture yourself here this fall.”
York Schulich BBA: Ask Me Anything Drop-In Session – Virtual 4 pm EDT
“Having questions about the Schulich journey? Join Schulich’s Admissions Team for an exclusive live Q&A session and discover why Schulich’s BBA is ranked #1 in Canada! This is your chance to ask anything—from admissions and scholarships to internships and career opportunities. Hear directly from Schulich’s BBA Recruitment and Communication Coordinator and current BBA students about: Application process and admission requirements, Scholarships and financial aid, Internships & career pathways, Clubs, teams & student life at Schulich, Exchange programs & global learning experiences. This session will give you insider knowledge to help you plan your future at Schulich. Don’t miss out—drop in and get your questions answered in real time!”
April 25
Meet McGill Downtown Campus – In-Person EDT
“This spring, you are invited to join McGill staff, students, faculty advisors – and other newly admitted students – for Meet McGill. Attend live sessions, chat 1-on-1 with our staff and learn about programs, course registration, residences, extra-curricular activities, internships and more.”
April 28
UBC Arts Vancouver Admitted Students Drop-in Q&A – Virtual 10 am PDT
“Wondering what it’s like to study in UBC’s Faculty of Arts?
Join this Q&A session where Arts Academic Advisors and a current UBC Vancouver Arts student will answer your questions about programs, student life, involvement opportunities, and more.”
Ask Me Anything: UBC Engineering Drop-In Advising – Virtual 4:30 pm PDT
“Have questions about studying engineering at UBC? Our virtual drop-in sessions are for you to get quick answers to your questions and speak to a staff member. Please note, this session won’t have a formal presentation and other applicants may also be present. Come drop by and we’ll help point you in the right direction.”
April 30
U of T Ask Our Students Anything – Virtual 7 pm EDT
“Wondering what it’s like to study at the University of Toronto? Chat with our students online and learn more about the undergraduate student experience. Hosted by current students from different campuses, faculties, and programs, these webchats are a great opportunity to ask anything that’s on your mind — about campus life, academic and extracurricular options, community at U of T, and much more.”
May 2
Laurier Milton Campus Open House – In Person 10 am EDT
“Get first-hand experience of what it’s like to study close to home at our Milton Spring Open House on Saturday, May 2 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.. Join us to see where you could be studying this fall and connect with professors and current students, learn more about your future program and discover all our commute-friendly campus has to offer.”
May 4
York How Do I Pick My Courses – Virtual 5 pm EDT
“During this session, we’ll take you through the steps to learn what courses you’ll be taking in first year, how to find them, and how to make sure you get your spot!”
May 5
TRU Accessible & Inclusive Education at TRU – Virtual 6 pm PDT
“Are you or someone you know preparing to study at TRU and looking for a supportive, inclusive educational experience? Join our info session with Accessibility Services and the Future Students team to learn how TRU supports students with disabilities through academic accommodations, wellness and learning supports, and more. Bring your questions for the live Q&A.”
