How do I apply to post-secondary school if I went to a foreign high school?

To apply for university/college in Ontario, you'll need to verify and translate your high school records and prove your English proficiency.

Verify your high school records

You may be asked to get your educational credentials verified. This means someone else will check your foreign  academic documents and credentials. This helps the university/college you are applying to understand your academic background.

Contact the Office of Admissions at the university/college to find out if you need to do this.

Two popular evaluation services you can use are:

Translate your high school records

Some schools need you to professionally translate your high school documents if they are not in English or French. Contact the Office of Admissions at the university/college you're applying to to find out if you need to do this.

You can translate your documents by:

Prove your English language skills

You may also have to prove your English proficiency by taking a standardized test, called TOEFL (Test of English Fluency Level) and submit your scores to your school of choice. Learn more about taking the TOEFL.