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!
February 8
UBC Live Virtual Vancouver Campus Tour – Virtual 9 am PST
“Tune in on Zoom for campus photos and live commentary by UBC Student Ambassadors.”
February 9
UVic Athletics & Recreation and Student Wellness Spotlight – Virtual 6:30 pm PST
“Our Vikes Athletics and Recreation facilities and programs cater to a wide variety of needs and abilities. We are open to UVic students, staff, faculty and alumni, as well as the local Victoria community. You’ll hear about our facilities including our state-of-the-art Centre for Athletics, Recreation and Special Abilities (CARSA): also home of the Vikes varsity programs that include men’s and women’s competitive teams across eight sports. Vikes soccer, basketball, field hockey and rugby games are hosted on campus.
The Student Wellness team provides students with wellness programming, counselling and medical care during their time at UVic. We’re here to support your health, wellness and academic success. Learn about the different types of wellness appointments available. There are also support groups and workshops available throughout the term.”
Discover TRU – Virtual 6 pm PST
“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.”
OCADU How to Prepare and Submit Your Portfolio – Virtual 5 pm EST
“Thinking of applying to OCAD U? The portfolio is an incredibly important part of the admissions process for studio-based programs. Join this info-session to get tips and tricks on how to apply and how to build a strong portfolio. Learn about what we look for in a strong portfolio, what to include, how to strengthen it, and helpful do’s and don’ts before you hit submit!”

February 10
UBC Engineering Co-Op: Paid Experience With Impact – Virtual 5 pm PST
“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.
Students who have applied to start UBC Engineering at the Vancouver and/or Okanagan campus in September 2026 are invited to attend.”
UBC In-Person Vancouver Campus Tour – In-Person 1 pm 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.”
SFU In-Person Burnaby Campus Tour – In-Person 10 am PST
“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.”
SFU Beedie High School Webinar – Virtual 4 pm PST
“Learn more about SFU Beedie!
SFU Beedie is home to those who believe that business has the power to spark new ideas, fuel social innovations and advance society. Through teaching and learning powered by world-class research, meaningful community engagement, and global outlook, we take business education beyond the walls of academia. We empower people from diverse backgrounds and perspectives to reimagine the role that business plays in tackling society’s most significant challenges.
Learn more about our program and admission requirements, get answers to your questions, and decide on whether SFU Beedie is the right place for you.“
Western Drop-in Ask Me Anything – Virtual 3 pm EST
“Ask us anything on Tuesdays 3 PM-3:30 PM ET & Thursdays 9 AM-9:30 AM ET.”
Carleton Co-Op and Work Experience – Virtual 6:30 pm EST
“Discover how Carleton’s co-op and work experience opportunities can kick-start your career! Learn how co-op works, the types of jobs students get, and how Carleton supports you in finding meaningful opportunities.”
University of Regina SAMS Workshop: Entrance Awards – Virtual 4 pm CST
“The Student Awards and Financial Aid Office is pleased to offer Entrance Awards Workshops. These workshops are designed to assist you with your online application in “SAMS,” our online Student Awards Management System. We will provide a walk-through of the application process with extra time at the end to answer questions.
During this online workshop we will demonstrate how to:
- Create a SAMS Account
- Filter for Awards
- Select Awards to Apply for
- Fill Out the Application
- Submit the Application”
February 11
UBC Virtual From Classroom to Campus – Virtual 4 pm PST
“Are you in grade 10 and looking to prepare for your next steps after high school?
Get ready to explore your post-secondary options through this fun and interactive presentation that introduces the world of post-secondary education in an approachable way. We’ll show how your interests, favourite subjects, and skills can help you choose a degree or program that fits you. Plus, we’ll give you a sneak peek at admission requirements and the application process—just enough to get you started without overwhelming you. Think of it as your first step toward planning an exciting future!”
UBC Virtual Student Panel – Virtual 7 pm PST
“Ask your questions to a student panel with Student Ambassadors from both our Okanagan and Vancouver campuses! Student Ambassadors can answer questions about the student experience, balancing an academic experience with campus life, living on and off campus, and other student life questions. For questions about the application process, admissions requirements, and awards please connect with our advisors at https://you.ubc.ca/contact-us/.”
February 12
UBC Ask Me Anything: UBC Engineering Drop-In Advising – Virtual 8:30 am 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.”
UBC Bachelor of Kinesiology Information Session– Virtual 3:30 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.”
SFU Guided Virtual Campus Tour – Virtual 4 pm PST
“Visit us for an upcoming tour to see if SFU is the right fit for you!
Join a virtual campus tour
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 Next Steps for Applicants – Virtual 5 pm PST
“This session is designed for students who have applied to UVic from
- a Canadian high school (or an international high school offering a Canadian curriculum),
- a Canadian college,
- or a Canadian university.
Learn about submitting grades, applying for scholarships, and securing on-campus housing.”
UCalgary Awards: First Year and Beyond – Virtual 6 pm MST
“Have you applied to an undergraduate program at the University of Calgary? Do you have questions about financing your education? Prospective UCalgary students are invited to join Joel Dooley-May (Assistant Registrar, Student Financial Support) for an information session on all things Financial Aid. Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to ask all your questions about the government student assistance programs that are available to Canadian citizens, permanent residents, protected persons, and American citizens.”
Queen’s February Applicant Event – Virtual 8 am and 7 pm EST
“Whether you’re still exploring your options or ready to take the next step, this event is designed to give you the insights you need to make your decision with confidence.”
Queen’s Mini Virtual Student Panel & Drop-in – Virtual 7 pm EST
TMU Entrance Awards & Personal Statements – Virtual 4 pm EST
“Join us for a one-hour workshop led by the TRSM recruitment team, Caroline Smolko (Awards & Events Coordinator) and Conor Kelly (Writing & Language Specialist).
In this session, you’ll learn how to use AwardSpring and find entrance awards you can apply for. We’ll explain the requirements and deadlines, talk about how to ask for reference letters and help you write strong personal statements that highlight your skills and experiences. You’ll also learn about common mistakes to avoid so you can submit your best application.”

February 13
UBC In-Person 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.”
UBC Faculty of Arts Prospective Student Information Session – Virtual 3:30 pm PST
“Curious about the Faculty of Arts at UBC?
This online presentation and Q&A is designed for prospective Arts students and their parents interested in learning more about the Faculty of Arts at UBC Vancouver. The session will explore the wide variety of Arts degree programs, student involvement opportunities, and career pathways that an Arts degree will prepare you for. Academic Advisors will be on hand to answer your questions and provide insights about the student experience at UBC.”
UBC Ask Me Anything: UBC Engineering Drop-In Advising – Virtual 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.”
SFU In-Person Surrey Campus Tour – In-Person 10 am PST
“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.”
February 14
NSCAD University Portfolio Day – In-Person
“On Portfolio Day here at NSCAD, you’ll have the opportunity to receive in-person helpful and encouraging feedback on your portfolio as you prepare to apply to study art and design. Whether you are applying for Fall 2026 and have a robust collection of artworks, or are still a few years away and are just starting to build up a portfolio, our feedback on Portfolio Day can give you a gentle push in the right direction.
You can expect a series of in-person presentations from faculty and alumni to help you get to know NSCAD, campus tours, Portfolio Reviews, as well as gain some tips and tricks for applying to art school and strengthening you application.
Please note that Fountain Campus (where one of the tours will take place) is not up to current accessibility building codes. Expect to navigate the historic campus by elevator, stairs and narrow staircases. Dress comfortably and bring water. Please note any requests for accommodations on the registration page or email us at admissions@nscad.ca.
This is an in-person event, located in Halifax, Nova Scotia. If you cannot attend in-person, but you would like to speak with a recruitment officer about putting together your application, please select this option in the registration form.”
February 15
University of King’s College – Virtual Open House – Virtual 4 pm AST
“Discover the living and learning community that thrives at King’s, including the exciting undergraduate programs and a live Q&A with current students”
February 17
UVic Next Steps for Applicants – Virtual 6 pm PST
“This session is designed for students who have applied to UVic from
- a Canadian high school (or an international high school offering a Canadian curriculum),
- a Canadian college,
- or a Canadian university.
Learn about submitting grades, applying for scholarships, and securing on-campus housing.”
February 18
UBC Live Virtual Okanagan Campus Tour – Virtual 7 pm PST
“Tune in on Zoom for campus photos and live commentary by UBC Student Ambassadors.”
UVic Centre for Accessible Learning Spotlight – Virtual 6:30 pm PST
“UVic’s Centre for Accessible Learning (CAL) promotes educational equity and accessibility for students with learning disabilities, ADHD, physical or sensory disabilities, and mental health or chronic health conditions. If you have a diagnosed condition that presents a barrier to your education, you can apply to CAL for academic accommodations.
Attend this information session to learn more about the services CAL provides, what’s required for you to register, and when you should apply. We want you to be confident that you’ll get the support you need when you begin your studies in September.”
Discover UCalgary: For Students in Canada – Virtual 5:30 pm MST
“Join us for an online session for students living in Canada. Discover how UCalgary—Canada’s entrepreneurial university—helps you turn bold ideas into action through 250+ undergraduate programs, hands-on learning, and real-world innovation. We’ll cover admissions, key dates, and campus life, plus answer your questions live. This is your moment to Start Something.”
UCalgary Accepted! What’s Next? For Students in Canada – Virtual 6:30 pm MST
“Congratulations on your offer to study at the University of Calgary! We’re thrilled 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 designed to guide you through your next steps to becoming a Dino—from accepting your conditional offer to preparing yourself for course registration and understanding the supports available on campus. You’ll also get tips on navigating campus life and connect with fellow students from across Canada. Bring your questions—we’ll answer them live!”
Schulich BBA: Ask-Me-Anything Drop-in Session – Virtual 9 am EST
“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!”
Western Your Next Steps – Virtual 9 am EST
“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.”

February 19
U of T Ask Our Students Anything – Virtual 10 am 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.”
Carleton Black Applicant Information Evening – Virtual 6 pm EST
“Carleton is excited to welcome Black applicants on campus! Join us for a night of conversation, community and continued discovery as we help you navigate the post-secondary application process.
The evening will feature:
- A keynote speech delivered by Faisa Omer, Residence Counsellor for Racialized Students.
- A student services panel, featuring departments/offices supporting Black students.
- An admissions update provided by Stenley Philippe, EDI Outreach and Recruitment Officer.”
Waterloo Grade 10 Info Night – In-Person and Virtual 5:30 pm EST
“If you’re planning to attend university, this event will help you start thinking about your journey to university. Students of all ages and their families are invited to attend in person or online. Thursday, February 19, 2026 between 5:30 and 8:30 p.m. ET.”
February 20
Admissions Unplugged: Second Round Offers for Calgary Students – Virtual 6 pm MST
“Are you from Calgary or surrounding area and just received your second update from UCalgary and wondering what it means for your application? Whether you’ve received an offer to your first or second choice—or are still waiting—this session is here to help you navigate what’s next.
We’ll walk through what’s happening with your application, the role of the Student Access Program, and why it’s important to ensure all your documents are submitted. We’ll also cover what to consider if you’re thinking about changing your program or updating your choices. Plus, we’ll leave plenty of time for your questions—so come curious!”
February 21
Concordia Open House – In-Person 10 am EST
“Join us in person for an action-packed program where prospective undergraduate and graduate students, friends and family can tour both campuses, attend information sessions and speak with faculty and student support services.”
February 22
University of King’s College – Writing Workshop for High School Students – Virtual 4 pm AST
“Get a peek inside what it’s like to be in the Foundation Year Program (FYP), meet FYP faculty and learn how to write like a university student during this interactive workshop.”
February 23
UBC Bachelor of Kinesiology Information Session – Virtual 12 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.”
Discover UCalgary: For Indigenous Students in Canada – Virtual 5:30 pm MST
“Join us for an online session for Indigenous students. Discover how UCalgary—Canada’s entrepreneurial university—supports Indigenous learners in turning bold ideas into action through 250+ undergraduate programs, hands-on learning, and real-world innovation. Learn about the admissions process, key dates, and the vibrant Indigenous community and supports on campus. Plus, get your questions answered live.
As part of this event, we’re pleased to offer an undergraduate application fee waiver to Indigenous attendees who participate in the full session and submit their application within one week of the event.”
UCalgary Accepted! What’s Next? For Indigenous Students in Canada – Virtual 6:45 pm MST
“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!”
February 24
UVic Residence Spotlight – Virtual 6:30 pm PST
“Attend this webinar to learn more about UVic’s on-campus residences from the Residence Services staff. You’ll hear about our room types and buildings, Living Learning Communities, tips on the residence application, and learn how our community leaders and staff support you when living in residence. Joining us will be staff from Food Services who will share details about the residence meal plan.”
Accepting Your Offer to Carleton – Virtual 6:30 pm EST
“If you have received an offer, this session will guide you through what it means and how to accept. We will explain timelines, residence options, and the steps to take as you prepare for your first year at Carleton.”
University of Regina Housing Application Workshop – Virtual 6 pm CST
“Get all the information you need to apply for on-campus housing, explore your living options, and have your questions answered. We’ll walk you through the application process and help you make the best choice for your campus living experience.”

February 25
All About UBC – Virtual 5 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!”
February 26
UBC Engineering: Success Starts Here – Virtual 5 pm PST
“You’ve finally figured out how to get through high school, but how do you navigate the supports and resources available to you at UBC Engineering? Join us to hear from advisors, students, and key campus resources to ensure that you’ll be successful and supported throughout your time as an engineering student.
Students who have applied to start UBC Engineering at the Vancouver and/or Okanagan campus in September 2026 are invited to attend.”
Explore CapU North Vancouver – In-Person 5 pm PST
“Hey there! CapU Info Night is your chance to learn all about what Capilano University has to offer in a fun and interactive setting!
Here’s what you can expect:
- Discover over 100 diverse programs;
- Complete your pending applications, get help preparing your portfolio, and gain valuable tips to make your application stand out;
- Learn about the various financial aid and entrance award options available to you;
- Engage with representatives from CapU programs and student service areas
This event is a great chance to connect with current CapU students and faculty members and learn more about CapU, program updates, and program offerings.
Don’t miss this amazing opportunity to expand your knowledge and make valuable connections. See you there!”
Branding Your Scholarship Portfolio with the UCalgary Ambassadors 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!”
Western Drop-in Ask Me Anything – Virtual 9 am EST
“Ask us anything on Tuesdays 3 PM-3:30 PM ET & Thursdays 9 AM-9:30 AM ET.”
March 2
UVic Fine Arts Spotlight – Virtual 6 pm PST
“Join faculty, staff and students from the Faculty of Fine Arts to talk about what you can expect in your first year at UVic. You’ll learn about our academic programs and what to expect from your classes.
We’ll also talk about our co-op program and how it can help you find a career, and look at the many ways you can meet and connect with your classmates.
You’ll even have an opportunity to take part in a Q&A with Fine Arts students.”
March 3
UVic Humanities Spotlight – Virtual 6 pm PST
“Join faculty, staff and students from the Faculty of Humanities to talk about what you can expect in your first year at UVic.
- Hear from a current Humanities student about how co-op puts learning into practice and helps you to kick-start your career.
- Hop into a breakout room to meet faculty and ask questions about programs in your chosen department(s).
- Join one of two sample lectures:
- Carrie Klatt, Philosophy: Robot Rules: Can AI Behave Ethically?
- Chris Douglas, English: Christian Right Literature and Politics: or, Why Apocalypse, Why Now?
We’ll close out the event with a question-and-answer session, so bring your questions!”
Queen’s Get Involved – Virtual 6:30 pm EST
“Beyond academics, students should get involved with 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 4
Beedie Sneak Peek – Virtual 6 pm PST
“What is life as a business student at the Beedie School of Business really like? Tune into SFU Beedie Sneak Peek – a virtual event that gives you the chance to connect with our Business faculty, staff, and students who will be alongside you in your university journey.
Learn more about what makes our program stand out – from co-op, study abroad, and case competitions – and understand what resources are in place to support you throughout your undergraduate degree. You’ll also have the opportunity to sit in on a sample lecture and connect with some of our current business students.
Come prepared with your questions and curiosity – we can’t wait to have you join us for this exclusive sneak peek into life at SFU Beedie!”
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! ”