We are updating our ISAP process to best support Indigenous applicants. Please check back soon for updated information on the Indigenous Student Application Program.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to frequently asked questions about the general admissions process on our FAQ webpage.
Members of the Indigenous community, including an Elder or Wisdom/Knowledge Keeper, Indigenous physical therapists, faculty members and students will take part in the admissions review process. Applicants must meet the same admissions requirements (sub-GPA and course prerequisites) as applicants through the general application stream. Students can choose to apply through the Indigenous Student Application Program by self-identifying on the ORPAS application and must submit an additional personal statement and proof of ancestry. Upon receiving an offer of admission offer, you will be offered support from the Office of Indigenous Health available to you throughout your time at the University of Toronto.
No, we will invite qualified candidates to the Computer Administered Profile stage based on a review of all application requirements. Meeting the minimum admissions requirements does not guarantee that you will receive an invitation to the Computer Administered Profile or an offer of admission.
To minimize unconscious or conscious bias, reviewers of the Indigenous Student Application Program applications will include members of the Indigenous community who are affiliated with and/or have extensive knowledge of health care and/or post-secondary education.
