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University of Toronto scholarships
Curated official links for University of Toronto students in Ontario. This page is not a live search and not a complete awards database. Confirm eligibility on each official site. Tap Save on a link to track it on the Saved page (this browser only). This is not a paid ranking.
Official University of Toronto awards page (opens in a new tab)How awards work at University of Toronto
Many U of T admission awards are considered automatically when you apply. Some need an awards profile, and the rules differ by faculty, college and campus.
Admission awards
Many are automatic with your application to U of T. Some need an awards profile, so check your faculty, college or campus page.
In-course and graduating awards
Search in-course and graduating awards with the Award Explorer tool on the official site.
Need-based and emergency help
University of Toronto Grants help with unexpected costs. UTAPS is U of T's need-based program for students whose OSAP does not cover everything.
Who runs awards: University Registrar's Office (University Awards)
Summarized from University of Toronto’s official pages, checked November 2026. Names and steps can change, so confirm on the official site before you apply.
Deadlines
- University of Toronto awards: deadlines vary by award and change each year. Confirm each one on the official awards page.
- OSAP: Full-time students must apply no later than 60 days before the end of their study period. Apply as early as you can. Official OSAP page
- Your OSAP apply-by date: it counts back from the end of your own study period. Work it out with the OSAP deadline calculator.
U of T awards and scholarships
University Registrar hub for scholarships, awards, and Award Explorer — confirm eligibility on the official site.
UTAPS (need-based aid)
University of Toronto Advanced Planning for Students — grants that can help cover unmet need after government aid.
NSLSC
National Student Loans Service Centre — manage Canada Student Loans and grants after you apply through your province.
OSAP
Ontario Student Assistance Program grants and loans for eligible students, including those at the University of Toronto.
Loran Scholars Award
National undergraduate award for Canadian high school students with character, service, and leadership.
Schulich Leader Scholarships
STEM entrance scholarships at selected Canadian universities, including the University of Toronto — confirm terms on the official site.
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Questions about University of Toronto scholarships
- How do I apply for awards at University of Toronto?
- Many U of T admission awards are considered automatically when you apply. Some need an awards profile, and the rules differ by faculty, college and campus. Admission awards: Many are automatic with your application to U of T. Some need an awards profile, so check your faculty, college or campus page. In-course and graduating awards: Search in-course and graduating awards with the Award Explorer tool on the official site. Need-based and emergency help: University of Toronto Grants help with unexpected costs. UTAPS is U of T's need-based program for students whose OSAP does not cover everything.
- Where do I find official University of Toronto scholarships?
- Start on University of Toronto's official awards page: https://www.registrar.utoronto.ca/financial-aid-awards/awards-scholarships/. This WealthNutz page links to it and to other official sources. It is not a complete awards database.
- When are University of Toronto scholarship deadlines?
- Deadlines vary by award and change each year. Check each award on University of Toronto's official page before you apply. WealthNutz does not list deadlines it can't confirm.
- Do I apply for government student aid separately?
- Yes. School awards are separate from government aid. Ontario students apply for loans and grants through OSAP, and manage the federal part on the NSLSC. Full-time students must apply no later than 60 days before the end of their study period. Apply as early as you can.
- Is WealthNutz part of University of Toronto?
- No. WealthNutz is an independent education site. School and government links are never paid placements, and you always apply on the official site.