Your program-specific average
OfferMap starts with your Grade 12 Ontario U/M courses. For each university program, it includes the required prerequisites first and then fills the remaining spaces with your strongest eligible marks.
If your courses do not meet a published requirement, OfferMap identifies the issue instead of substituting a generic average.
Admission outlook
Your grades are compared with the program's published admission guidance. The result is shown as a numerical planning estimate so you can compare programs without treating any category as a guarantee.
These are decision-support estimates, not observed acceptance rates or guarantees. Supplemental applications, applicant volume, course attempts, and changing requirements can affect real decisions.
Program Rating and fit
Program Rating is OfferMap's comparative rating of a program's overall strength. It is shown out of 100 and is not an admission probability, acceptance rate, percentile, or career-outcome guarantee.
OfferMap also considers program and curriculum information, career and experiential opportunities, your academic interests, and whether co-op matters to you. Admission outlook stays separate from Program Rating, so a harder-to-enter program is not automatically treated as a better program.
Sources and final verification
Program cards link to official university pages for requirements, tuition, and program details. Information can change, so verify every important detail with the university before applying.
Ontario program information is also available through OUInfo ↗.