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​Important MFN Education Post Secondary Deadline Dates

• Students must submit their entire application for educational assistance package/forms by MARCH 30th, each year.

• Mid-Term marks are due at the end of each term.

          NOTE: Students will usually receive an email 1 MONTH PRIOR from the Post Secondary Counsellor, regarding marks/grades being due. Reminding students to                start sending them in ahead of time to ensure that the student's assistance continues. If grades are not handed in by the preferred dates down below, the                      student's sponsorship is put on hold until it's reviewed/updated.

• By the 2nd Friday of November, Fall/Winter (Sept-Dec/July-Aug) students should have their grades emailed to your PS Counsellor.
• All Spring/Summer students (May-June/July-Aug) should have grades in by the end of August.​
• Final Grade Reports are due at the end of each term.
• Upon academic completion, an official transcript must be submitted.

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Important College Dates
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NOTE:  The application process at ontariocolleges.ca follows an annual cycle, based on the academic year (August to July). For programs beginning at other times of the year, please contact the individual colleges for more information about application processing dates.

• Online Application Opens in early October, access to the online college application becomes available.
• Equal Consideration Date and Earliest Offer Date: February 1st. Apply on or before this date, to receive equal consideration. (NOTE: Applications for highly competitive  programs must be received by this date in order to be considered as these programs receive a high volume of applicants, all seats may be filled by February 1).
• The deadline for when applicants must confirm their acceptance of an offer of admission is by May 1.
• The colleges require payment of a tuition deposit due by (mid) June, to secure a spot in your program. Each college sets it's own tuition deposit amount and payment deadline. The college may communicate this to you or you can find the info by visiting the institutions site or calling them directly.​

Other Important Dates
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• OSAP applications are usually available by April. It takes approx. six weeks for your applications to be processed. Applications received by June 30th will usually receive priority or first choice. You do not have to wait for a letter of acceptance or admission in order to apply.

Important University Dates​
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• OUAC send Ontario Universities all application data and grades for all applications by January 15, 2021. The initial application includes all final grades from completed Grade 11 and 12 courses and a list of all current-year courses in progress.
• February is the recommended last date for students to submit all information to the OUAC to be considered for early admission, information including; university/program changes and additional active choices. (Not a deadline, the OUAC accepts and processes changes at any time.)
• Target date for Ontario Universities to receive all final first-semester and current full-year grades for 4U/M courses is March.
• Ontario Universities prefer May to receive second-semester midterm and interim grades for full-year courses. Grades that the OUAC receives earlier will be sent to the necessary institution when received. This is also the latest date you can expect the following responses from an Ontario University: an offer of admission, a refusal or a deferral (pending additional information).
• June 1st is the earliest date you may be required to respond to an Ontario University offer of admission and give a financial commitment (eg. registration deposit, residence deposit, etc.) All other admission-related elements, including scholarships, other forms of student assistance or financial incentives, and offers of residence, are considered part of the offer of admission.
• July is the date for the OUAC to transmit all remaining final grades to the universities.
• June to August, the Admission Information Service (AIS) allows you to determine which Ontario Universities still have available spots in first-year undergraduate programs.