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UTS is an affiliated school with University of Toronto, offering a collaborative and creative learning environment for students in Grades 7 to 12. UTS fosters courageous curiosity, global competencies and a culture of inclusion and belonging.
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University of Toronto Schools (UTS) is an independent secondary day school affiliated with the University of Toronto in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The school follows a specialized academic curriculum, and admission is determined by a written examination [2] and Multiple Mini-Interviews. [3]
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- UTS welcomes all eligible students to apply. Our applicants bring their unique abilities and talents and a shared love of learning. We recognize th...
- University of Toronto Schools strives to ensure the best match between student candidates and the school’s vision and mission.Admission decisions a...
- The Mathematics Component for Grade 7 is a full-solution test that is based on the Ontario Grade 5 and 6 curriculum. Though the timing and format m...
- The English Entrance test differs from year to year. It is approximately 45 minutes in length and may involve reading and writing. It may be a crea...
- The Mathematics Component for Grades 9, 10, and 11 is a full-solution test that is based on the Ontario math curriculum Though the timing and forma...
- The English Entrance test is approximately 45 minutes in length and may involve reading and writing. It may be a creative task, or a reading respon...
- The UTS MMI consists of five or six interview questions, assessed respectively by five or six interviewers. Prior to the start of each mini intervi...
- The best way to prepare for the MMIs is to become familiar with the style and timing of the interviews. During the interviews, you will engage with...
UTS education is transformation. Our school is embedded in the University of Toronto's St. George Campus, placing students in close proximity to some of the most brilliant thinkers in our country and giving them access to world-class library and athletics facilities.
A UTS education is transformative. Our school is a hub where the boldest and brightest young minds – from across the Greater Toronto Area and beyond – come together. Rigorous academics are the foundation, but the learning goes much deeper.
- The robust global languages program at UTS enables students to study multiple languages, participate in language competitions and international exc...
- Expressive arts– Music, Drama and Visual Art– is an integral part of the UTS curriculum. At UTS all students take three arts courses in their F1 (G...
- UTS calls upon students to become socially responsible, equity-oriented global citizens. Social responsibility and global citizenship lieat the hea...
- UTS Math and Computer Science courses bring students to a deeper understanding of the fundamental techniques on which to build their knowledge. We...
- At UTS, our Science classes encourage students totake risks, make mistakes, learn from themand let curiosity guide their way to new discoveries.UTS...
- Our greatest focus is to help students make positive connections with healthy active living that last for life. That's why Health and Physical Educ...
UTS has one of the largest bursary support programs among independent schools in Canada. Last year, $2 million was awarded to 14 percent of students, covering between five percent to 100 percent of tuition.
The first UTS Update for the 2024-25 school year will be sent out to returning and new families at the end of July. I wish you all a relaxing and rejuvenating summer, and look forward to the learning that lies ahead for your children, whether at UTS or beyond.
