Overview
43%
Acceptance Rate?Calculated from yearly application and admission figures published in official Common University Data Ontario (CUDO) reports and university publications.
97,000
Total Students?Approximate total enrollment as reported by the university in official publications and CUDO reports.
861
Student Reports?Admission results submitted anonymously by real applicants on Uniscope. Duplicate entries and statistical outliers are filtered automatically.
view student dataToronto, ON
$6,100–$7,250
Domestic Tuition Per Year?Typical full-time undergraduate tuition for the 2025-26 academic year, based on Statistics Canada data. Actual fees vary by program and exclude ancillary fees and living costs.
The University of Toronto is Canada’s top-ranked university and a global academic powerhouse. It operates on a collegiate system (like Trinity, Victoria, Innis) on the St. George campus, plus two suburban campuses in Mississauga and Scarborough.
University of Toronto's overall acceptance rate is approximately 43% for 2026 undergraduate admissions. Across 27 programs tracked on Uniscope, acceptance rates span 15–60%. These figures are based on 861 verified applicant submissions shared directly by students on Uniscope.
Report Card
Uniscope · 2026 Edition
Programs
Offer Timing
967 student-reported offers across 16 programs and 4 admissions cycles
main wave
In a typical year, half of all offers were out by Feb 24, and the busiest stretch was Jan 16 – Jan 31.
By program
| Program | Offers | Middle 50% | Half out by |
|---|---|---|---|
| Life Sciences (including Psychology) | 223 | Jan 27 – Feb 24 | Jan 27 |
| Humanities | 24 | Jan 27 – Feb 24 | Jan 27 |
| Engineering Science | 79 | Feb 11 – Mar 13 | Feb 13 |
| Mathematical & Physical Sciences | 99 | Jan 27 – Feb 24 | Feb 22 |
| Social Sciences | 58 | Jan 27 – Feb 24 | Feb 22 |
| Computer Science | 163 | Feb 16 – Mar 23 | Feb 24 |
| Rotman Commerce | 124 | Feb 22 – Mar 19 | Feb 24 |
| Computer Engineering | 45 | Feb 13 – Mar 14 | Mar 11 |
| Electrical Engineering | 30 | Feb 13 – Mar 16 | Mar 11 |
| Civil Engineering | 22 | Feb 13 – May 14 | Mar 11 |
| TrackOne, Undeclared Engineering | 21 | Feb 13 – May 14 | Mar 11 |
| Chemical Engineering | 19 | Feb 13 – Apr 18 | Mar 11 |
| Industrial Engineering | 12 | Mar 11 – May 14 | Mar 11 |
| Kinesiology and Physical Education | 17 | Feb 24 – Mar 19 | Mar 18 |
| Architectural Studies | 10 | Feb 24 – Apr 14 | Mar 18 |
| Mechanical Engineering | 21 | Mar 11 – May 14 | Apr 21 |
Pooled from 967 offers students reported across 16 programs for the 2022–23, 2023–24, 2024–25 and 2025–26 cycles, grouped by where each date falls in the admissions year rather than by calendar year. Programs release on their own schedules, so read the school-wide dates as the overall shape and your program's own row for what to expect. Individual reports run from Dec 7 to Jul 2. Release dates shift year to year — treat this as a guide, not a schedule.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the acceptance rate at University of Toronto?
The overall acceptance rate at University of Toronto is approximately 43%. Rates vary significantly by program, so check individual program pages for competitive averages.
What are the most competitive programs at University of Toronto?
The most competitive programs at University of Toronto by acceptance rate are Rotman Commerce (~15%), Computer Science (~18%), Engineering Science (~20%).
How many undergraduate programs does University of Toronto offer?
University of Toronto offers over 27 undergraduate programs.
How much is tuition at University of Toronto?
For the 2025-26 academic year, full-time undergraduate tuition at University of Toronto is $6,100 to $7,250 CAD per year for domestic students and approximately $63,570 CAD per year for international students. Actual fees vary by program — professional, engineering, and co-op programs may cost more.
How many students attend University of Toronto?
University of Toronto has approximately 97,000 full-time students enrolled.
Where is University of Toronto located?
University of Toronto is located in Toronto, ON.