Looking for a way to get involved with your future university or college? Wondering what’s next now that you’ve been accepted? 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 extra-curricular profiles. Check out the post-secondary events happening this month!
February 6
Discover TRU Information Session – Virtual 4:30 pm PST
“Thinking about applying for an undergraduate program at TRU? Join us online to learn what it’s like to be a TRU student while we uncover the top reasons to choose TRU. (Including how to apply!)”
Dalhousie Support for African Nova Scotian and Black Students – Virtual 8 pm AST
“Join us for a conversation and Q&A session with Matthew Thomas, Dalhousie’s Black Student Advisor, as we cover supports offered at Dalhousie from the Black Student Advising Centre Topics will include scholarships and financial aid, navigating campus services and supports, campus and community events, and more.”
University of King’s College Halifax Financial Aid Webinar – Virtual 8 pm AST
“Have questions about financing your undergraduate degree at King’s? Curious to learn more about financial aid and bursaries? On Thursday, February 6 at 8 p.m. AST, King’s will be hosting a webinar on financial aid where you will learn about different kinds of financial aid, including loans and bursaries and how they will be applied to your student account. Plus, get tips about creating a budget and advice about working part-time while you study. You will have the chance to pose your questions to people who work directly with student accounts.”
February 8
Bishop’s Virtual Open House – Virtual 11 am EST
“Similar to our In-Person event, our goal is for you to feel confident about what to expect if you choose to study at Bishop’s. We’ll do our best to convey all the ways Bishop’s is unique and answer your questions.
To do so, we offer you a:
- Welcome presentation and message from the principal.
- Virtual campus tour.
- Panel on admissions and scholarships.
- Residence info session to discover what it’s like living on the Bishop’s campus.
- An International Students Panel – addressing common questions.
- Academics and Programs discussion.
- Meeting with current students and the Recruitment team.”
February 9
UBC Live Virtual Vancouver Campus Tour – Virtual 9 am PST
“Tune in on Zoom for campus photos and live commentary by UBC Student Ambassadors.”
UBC Live Virtual Okanagan Campus Tour – Virtual 10 am PST
“Tune in on Zoom for campus photos and live commentary by UBC Student Ambassadors.”
February 10
UBC Vancouver Campus Tour – In-Person 10 am PST
“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.”
YorkU Domestic High School Students: What Can I Do With My Degree? – Virtual 5 pm EST
“This session will answer: What kind of jobs does my degree lead to? Will York help me get ready for a career? Can I get into grad school, med school, law school? What can I do to stand out?”
February 11
All About UBC Information Session – Virtual 6 pm PST
“Join us to hear about degree options and student life at both UBC’s Vancouver and Okanagan campuses. This presentation includes a Q&A period, and advisors will walk you through the application and admission process. Come learn about the world class education available at UBC!”
SFU Burnaby Campus Tour – In-person 10 am PST
“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.”
UVic Next Steps Webinar – Virtual 5 pm PST
“Attend this webinar if you applied to UVic from a Canadian high school (or an international high school teaching a Canadian curriculum) and want to learn about submitting grades, applying for scholarships and applying for residence.”
KPU Next Steps – Virtual 6 pm PST
“What to do after you have applied to KPU Information Session”
Queen’s Campus Life – Virtual 7 pm EST
“Student Ambassadors (all) can speak to their experience at Queen’s and highlight unique opportunities they’ve participated in.”
February 12
UBC Engineering: Paid Experience with Impact – Virtual 5 pm PST
“Students who have applied to start UBC Engineering at the Vancouver and/or Okanagan campus in September 2025 are invited to attend.
Did you know that you can get paid work experience while studying with us? Did you know that UBC is home to one of the largest co-op programs in Western Canada? Join us to learn how you can apply your learning, get paid, and grow your professional network.”
Start Your Journey with UCalgary for Canadian Students – Virtual 5:30 pm MST
“Join us to learn more about becoming part of our UCalgary community as a prospective Canadian Applicant. In this session, you will learn about everything UCalgary has to offer. Explore different programs, clubs, extra-curricular activities and campus life! We’ll explain the application process, important dates and the admission requirements as a prospective Canadian applicant. This is the perfect time to get excited and get started – we hope to see you soon! This online event will feature a virtual presentation as well as a question-and-answer period immediately following the presentation.”
UCalgary Accepted! What’s Next? Webinar for Canadian Applicants – Virtual 7 pm MST
“Congratulations on your offer to study at the University of Calgary! We cannot wait to have you as a UCalgary Dino, and we are incredibly excited to share this next chapter of your life with you. After you have been accepted, you might be wondering: “what now?” In this session, you will learn all the following steps after receiving your acceptance to the University of Calgary. We will also provide you with some guidance regarding admissions, orientation, course registration, and important upcoming events to consider attending before September. This is also a great chance to answer any questions you might have and connect with students from the same city or province you join us from!”
University of Alberta Augustana 101 – Virtual 5 pm MST
“Join us to learn all about the Augustana Advantage! Our small size, undergraduate focus and unique schedule mean lots of individual attention, research opportunities and experiential learning beyond the classroom. Find your purpose at Augustana.”
Queen’s Online Applicant Event – Virtual 8 am and 7 pm EST
“Join us for an online session to help you navigate your journey to Queen’s University! You’ll learn more about the Supplementary Application, Financial Aid and Awards, housing options, and the support available to help you succeed.
Plus, get your questions answered during a live Q&A with our team.
This is a great opportunity to connect with Queen’s from wherever you are!”
February 13
UBC Forestry Undergraduate Information Session – Virtual 4 pm PST
“Are you passionate about the environment, sustainability, and the great outdoors? Do you dream of a career that combines your love for nature with cutting-edge science and innovation?
Join us for an exclusive online information session where we’ll introduce you to the exciting world of forestry and our renowned undergraduate programs.”
SFU Surrey Campus Tour – In-person 10 am PST
“Campus tours give you an opportunity to spend some time with a knowledgeable student guide, who can:
- Answer your questions about student life, our supports and services, faculties, and more
We offer regular tours of SFU Surrey from Tuesday to Friday, and some Saturdays. - 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”
CapU Squamish Info Session – Virtual 7 pm PST
“Join us for an online info session to learn about our new Squamish campus, including programs, campus life, housing and more!”
Concordia Alumni Panel Discussion – Virtual 5:30 pm EST
“Concordia Alumni have gone on to have flourishing careers after their studies at Concordia — join us to hear about their stories, and how Concordia can also help you reach your full potiential!”
Dalhousie Supports for Indigenous Students – Virtual 8 pm AST
“Join us for a conversation and Q&A session with Dillon Hughson, Dalhousie’s Indigenous Student Advisor, as we cover supports offered at Dalhousie from the Indigenous Student Centre. Topics will include scholarships and financial aid, navigating campus services and supports, campus and community events, and more.”
February 14
UBC Okanagan Campus Tour – In-Person 10 am PST
“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.”
SFU Virtual Campus Tour – Virtual 7 pm PST
“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.”
February 15
UFV Entrance Scholarship Information Session – Virtual 5:30 pm PST
Do you know you may qualify for a UFV Entrance Scholarship? Students enrolling at UFV in the academic year immediately following their high school graduation may be eligible. Recipients are selected based on academic excellence, community/school involvement, volunteer experience, and leadership endeavors. If you are interested in learning more, this virtual session is for you!”
Concordia Open House – In-Person 10 am EST
“Join us in person for an action-packed program where prospective graduate and undergraduate students, friends and family can tour both campuses, attend information sessions and speak with faculty and student support services.”
NSCAD Portfolio Day – In-person 9:30 am AST
“Our instructors are here to help you prepare for a successful future at NSCAD. If you need feedback on pulling your portfolio submission together or you’re just starting your journey and want to learn more — this day is for you. Join us.”
February 16
University of King’s College Halifax Writing Workshop for High School Students – Virtual 4 pm AST
“Learn how to write like a university student on Sunday, February 16 at 4 p.m. AST during an interactive writing workshop for high school students. Meet faculty from the Foundation Year Program (FYP) and get a peek inside what it’s like to be a FYP student.”
February 17
YorkU Domestic High School Students: Can I Do Co-Op? – Virtual 5 pm EST
“This session will answer: How do I get a co-op? Does my program have co-op? What’s the difference between a co-op and an internship? Where can I work? How much do I work? Do I get paid? Do I get credit for working? Can I do co-op in the first year? How long can I work? Does York give me a job? Will they hire me full-time after I graduate? Can I get a job on-campus? Where can I work on campus?”
February 18
UVic Residence Services Spotlight – Virtual 6:30 pm PST
“Attend this webinar to learn more about UVic’s on-campus residences. You’ll hear about our buildings (including our new housing and dining facilities), learn how our community leaders and staff support you, and get tips on the residence application.”
February 19
UVic Next Steps Webinar – Virtual 6 pm PST
“Attend this webinar if you applied to UVic from a Canadian high school (or an international high school teaching a Canadian curriculum) and want to learn about submitting grades, applying for scholarships and applying for residence.”
University of Alberta Updating Courses and Marks Workshop – Virtual 7 pm MST
“Learn everything there is to know about updating your courses and marks in your UAlberta Launchpad account. Our advisors will walk you through how to fill out the form and explain the process step-by-step.”
University of Regina Entrance Award Workshop – Virtual 5 pm CST
“The Student Awards and Financial Aid Office is excited to offer Entrance Awards Workshops to help you navigate the application process in SAMS—our online Student Awards Management System.
In this workshop, we will guide you step-by-step through the application process and leave extra time at the end to answer any questions you may have.
During this online workshop, we will demonstrate how to:
- Submit the Application
- Create a SAMS Account
- Filter for Awards
- Select Awards to Apply for
- Fill Out the Application”
February 20
Ask Me Anything: UBC Engineering Drop-in Advising – Virtual 8:30 am and 4 pm PST
“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.”
Funding you Undergraduate Education – Scholarships and Award Opportunities at UNBC – Virtual 5 pm PST
“Did you know that 1 in 4 UNBC students receive an award? Join our Future Students Team on Thursday, February 20 at 5:00 PM (PT) for an online information session to learn more about funding your undergraduate education and how to apply for scholarships, bursaries, and awards. This session is open to future students, parents and school counsellors.”
U of T Ask Our Students Anything – Virtual 7 pm EST
“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.”
University of Waterloo Grade 10 Info Night Live Steam – Virtual 6:30 pm EST
“If you’re in Grade 10 and planning to attend university, you’re invited to learn what you can do now to prepare.
This event will help you start thinking about your journey to university. You don’t need to have it all figured out or know what you want to study already! This is a hybrid event, and we encourage you to participate in person or online.”
February 22
University of King’s College Halifax Winter Open House – In-person 9:15 am AST
“We invite you to join us for our Winter Open House on Saturday, February 22 from 9:15 a.m.–2 p.m. (AST), where you’ll be introduced to the living and learning community that thrives at King’s. We have an exciting day planned for you including a lecture, student panel, tour of campus, lunch in our meal hall, door prizes and more!”
February 24
UVic Centre for Accessible Learning and Health, Wellness; Multifaith Sevices; and Vikes Recreation – Virtual 6 pm PST
- “Get tips on managing your transition into university life.
- Learn how to be well and stay well while at UVic.
- Learn what counselling, health, and multifaith services are available at UVic.
- Discover the myriad of fun Vikes Recreation activities to keep you active at UVic. These include fitness classes, sports clubs, gym membership and more.”
Branding your Scholarship Portfolio with the UCalgary Ambassador Club – Virtual 7 pm MST
“Are you a high school student in grade 10 or 11, looking to build your extracurricular activities now for a standout scholarship portfolio? Join the UCalgary Ambassadors Club for an engaging session with several Chancellor’s Scholarship recipients who will share examples from their own portfolios and provide key tips and strategies for success that you’ll want to take advantage of before you finish high school. You’ll also have the chance to speak with our scholars and get your questions answered after the presentation. Plus, all attendees will be entered into a gift card raffle! Don’t miss out on this valuable webinar to learn how to elevate your extracurricular activities and scholarship applications!”
YorkU Domestic High School Students: What’s Campus Life If I Don’t Live In Residence? – Virtual 5 pm EST
“This session will answer: How do I get to campus? Can I drive and where do I park? Where do I eat? Can I bring my own lunch? How do I get around campus? How do I make friends? How do I get involved?”
Concordia Everything You Need to Know Before You Apply – Virtual 12 pm EST
“So you’re interested in applying to Concordia, but now you’re wondering how to actually apply? Join us for an informative session as we will help you to navigate the application process to Concordia!”
February 25
KPU Inside Scoop Information Session – Virtual 5 pm PST
“Have you ever wondered what the real, authentic experience a student could have at KPU?
Well, this is your chance to find out!
We invite you to join us for a live podcast session to hear directly from our current students in over four faculties. The pros and cons of their student experience – it’s all on the table.
You’ll get to learn about:
- Getting involved with student activities such as gaming guilds, free BBQ first week of class, film festival, farmers market, and so much more!
- Areas to purchase food on or near campuses
- Some of their favourite instructors
- The best study spaces on each campus
- Parking tips and tricks
- Avoiding line ups and busy times (aka. Tim Horton’s)
- Fitness classes and clubs
- Getting involved with student activities such as gaming guilds, free BBQ first week of class, film festival, farmers market, and so much more!
Start Your Journey with UCalgary for Indigenous Students – Virtual 5:30 pm MST
“Join us to learn more about becoming part of our UCalgary community as an Indigenous Student. In this session, you will learn about everything UCalgary has to offer. Explore different programs, clubs, extra-curricular activities and campus life! We’ll explain the application process, important dates and the admission requirements as a student completing high school as an Indigenous Student. This is the perfect time to get excited and get started – we hope to see you soon! As part of our event, we are pleased to announce that if you attend the event, you will be eligible to receive an application fee waiver as long as you participate in the full event and submit your undergraduate application for admission within a week of the session occurring. This online event will feature a virtual presentation as well as a question-and-answer period immediately following the presentation.”
UCalgary Accepted! What’s Next? Webinar for Indigenous Students – Virtual 7 pm MST
“Congratulations on your offer to study at the University of Calgary! We cannot wait to have you as a UCalgary Dino, and we are incredibly excited to share this next chapter of your life with you. After you have been accepted, you might be wondering: “what now?” In this session, you will learn all the following steps after receiving your acceptance to the University of Calgary. We will also provide you with some guidance regarding admissions, orientation, course registration, and important upcoming events to consider attending before September. This is also a great chance to answer any questions you might have and connect with students!”
February 26
UBC Engineering: Find Your Community Here – Virtual 5 pm PST
“Students who have applied to start UBC Engineering at the Vancouver and/or Okanagan campus in September 2025 are invited to attend.
You belong here at UBC Engineering! There are many ways for you to balance your academic life with friends and activities. Join one of our 30+ student design teams, participate in campus-wide clubs, or find recreation activities. There’s something for everyone. Come hear from our students about how you can find your community at UBC Engineering. “
UBC Bachelor of Kinesiology Information Session – Virtual 4 pm PST
“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.”
Explore CapU North Vancouver Info Night – In-Person 5:30 pm PST
“Join us at our North Vancouver Campus and get answers to any questions about the application process, programs, courses and student life at CapU.”
Rotman Commerce Webchat for Prospective Students – Virtual 4 pm EST
“Wondering what it’s like to study at the Rotman Commerce? Chat online with our recruitment & admissions staff and current students to learn more about the undergraduate student experience. 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.”
Dalhousie Supports for 2SLGBTQIA+ Students – Virtual 8 pm AST
“Join us for a conversation and Q&A session with Olivia Fader, Dalhousie’s 2SLGBTQ+ Advisor, as we cover supports offered at Dalhousie for Two-Spirit, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and any non-normative identifying students. Topics will include gender affirming care options at Dalhousie, navigating campus services and supports, campus and community events, and more.”
February 27
All About UBC Information Session – Virtual 4 pm PST
“Join us to hear about degree options and student life at both UBC’s Vancouver and Okanagan campuses. This presentation includes a Q&A period, and advisors will walk you through the application and admission process. Come learn about the world class education available at UBC!”
March 3
UVic Science Spotlight – Virtual 6 pm PST
“Join us to learn about UVic’s Faculty of Science. You’ll meet some of our faculty members and current students, hear about our programs, and get an overview of how co-op works for Science students.
Discover all the experiential learning opportunities you can have from research to field schools to co-op.
We’ll close out the event with a question-and-answer session, so bring your questions about facilities, research opportunities and first-year courses.”
YorkU Domestic High School Students: How Does Living In Residence Work? – Virtual 5 pm EST
“This session will answer: How do I get a room in residence? How much does a room cost? Will I have a roommate? What are the residence rules? Can I stay is residence all four years? How do the bathrooms/kitchens/laundry work?”
March 4
UVic Humanities Spotlight – Virtual 6 pm PST
“Join faculty, staff and students from the Faculty of Humanities to learn what you can expect in your first year at UVic.
We’ll close out the event with a question-and-answer session, so bring your questions!”
KPU Information Session for Parents and Supporters – Virtual 7:30 pm PST
“Find out more about why your child should study at KPU, how they become a KPU student, financial aid, and the incredible programs that make KPU the place where thought meets action.”
Queen’s Get Involved – Virtual 6:30 pm EST
“Beyond academics, students should participate in campus activities, including clubs, volunteering, sports, and work. Participants will learn about the variety of available opportunities, where to find them, how to access/apply for them, and hear from Equity Ambassadors about their own experiences with getting involved during their undergraduate degree.”
March 5
UVic Social Sciences Spotlight – Virtual 6 pm PST
“Speak with faculty from the seven departments that make up the Faculty of Social Sciences: Anthropology, Economics, Environmental Studies, Geography, Political Science, Psychology and Sociology. You’ll learn about research opportunities, experiential-learning options and the wide range of courses you can take.
We’ll close out the event with a question-and-answer session, so bring your questions!”
Queen’s Ask an Equity Ambassador Drop-In Session – Virtual 6 pm EST
“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!”