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Past updates

• June 2022 - Fall and winter class registration; tuition and student fees for 2022-2023; Open House - Fri. Sept. 23; Applications still open, and College of Arts and Science certificates; Remaining U-Start activities; In-person campus tours
• May 2022 - U-Start; Application deadlines extended for some programs (Canadian citizens and permanent residents); Preparing for class registration; Math Readiness Assessment for students who need to take a calculus course in their program; Management major in Edwards School of Business; ESL Post-secondary Preparation Course
• April 2022 - May 1 application deadline fast approaching; Learning Communities; Starting with summer classes; New: JumpStart Your Learning: university readiness online workshops (Apr. 27, 28, and 30); U-Start pre-orientation for admitted students (May 19-June 17); Book in-person group tours on campus (April-June 2022); Undergraduate application workshop (April 12, 6 pm-8 pm, CST)
• March 2022 - May 1 application deadline for many direct-entry programs; Application workshop and info session opportunities in March; Indigenous Student Achievement Pathways sign-up opens Apr. 4; What's the value of a Bachelor of Commerce degree?; College of Arts and Science drama study guides for secondary schools; Students can book a chat with USask representatives
• February 2022 - Feb. 15 application deadline and USask Express application workshops; March 1 deadline for Competitive Entrance Awards; New Bachelor of Science in Food and Nutrition; Getting to know the College of Arts and Science events; College of Arts and Science hosts first Saskatchewan High School Ethics Bowl; New promotional materials and USask events
• January 2022 - Feb. 15 application deadline and application workshops; New USask events; Schulich Leader Scholarships nomination deadline; Engineering Parent Information Night; What could your students learn in a Bachelor of Commerce program?
• December 2021 - Dec. 15 deadline for Best and Brightest Entrance Scholarships, Counsellors' info sessions available to re-watch, Schulich Leader Scholarships school nomination deadline, Agriculture Student Scholarship applications open, Edwards School of Business Co-operative Education Program and new counsellors' resources, most university services are closed Fri. Dec. 24-Mon. Jan. 3
• November 2021 - Dec. 1 deadline for early admission and Best and Brightest Entrance Scholarships, Usask Express and USask Express for Indigenous students application workshops in November, Residence applications open, Schulich Leader Scholarships school nomination deadline, Language Teacher Education Program (LTEP) webinar, What is Engineering? event, chats with Edwards School of Business students and staff, bookable appointments with USask staff
• October 2021 - Open House, updated counsellors' resources and viewbooks, USaskSparks, Usask Express and USask Express for Indigenous students application workshops in November, Edwards School of Business virtual tour, What is Engineering? event, Engineering Saturday High School Club
• September 2021 - Open House, counsellors' resources, USask virtual counsellors' information sessions, fall 2021 online recruitment events, remote learning resources, and more

School visits and fairs

USask representatives host and participate in a variety of events throughout the year to speak about USask's programs, admission opportunities, application process and more. 

• Virtual school visits
• Education and career fairs
• Admissions and awards application workshops to guide prospective students through the application process
• Counsellor events to share what's new or need-to-know about USask this year

If you have an event would like to invite us to attend, or if you would like to request a virtual visit from a USask representative, please email admissions@usask.ca.

These resources have been produced in consultation with counsellors like you. You can print these supplements to our viewbooks and brochures on-demand to distribute to students and to help you stay informed about USask's admission requirements and procedures.

We will add documents to this toolkit as new information becomes available. Sign up to our mailing list to be notified when new materials are uploaded to this page, or email admissions@usask.ca if you have ideas for additional materials to request.

Province-specific requirements

• SK requirements
• MB requirements
• AB requirements
• BC requirements
• ON requirements
• NS requirements
• International Baccalaureate (IB) recognition (available soon)
• Advanced Placement (AP) recognition

College-specific information

• Arts and Science prerequisites
• Dentistry admission statistics and prerequisite requirements
• Law admission statistics and prerequisite requirements
• Medicine admission statistics and prerequisite requirements
• Nursing admission statistics and prerequisite requirements
• Nutrition admission statistics and prerequisite requirements
• Pharmacy admission statistics and prerequisite requirements
• Veterinary Medicine admission statistics and prerequisite requirements

We've created posters and digital screens that you can print and download. These materials can help you let your students know about important information about the University of Saskatchewan and where they can find it.

 Posters

• Events
• Book an appointment with a USask representative
• Scholarships, applications, admission
• Choose your future career: protectors theme and producers theme
• Choose your education
• Learn where life is taking you

Digital screens

• Events
• Book an appointment with a USask representative
• Scholarships, applications, admission
• Choose your future career: protectors theme and producers theme
• Choose your education
• Learn where life is taking you

Explore these quick links for easy access to admissions information:

• How to apply
  These step-by-step instructions introduce prospective students to the application process and some of the important tasks they should plan for along the way.
  
  
• Requirements and deadlines
  Admission requirements and deadlines for USask programs depend on an applicant's level of education and curriculum.
  
  
• Calculating your average
  Learn how an admission average is calculated and which subjects may be used.
  
  
• English language proficiency
  Applicants may be required to present proof of English language proficiency. If USask's minimum English language proficiency requirement is not met, they may qualify for joint admission to an academic program and to study English at the USask Language Centre.
  
  
• Scholarships, bursaries and awards
  Learn about the various scholarships, bursaries and awards students can apply for, or for which they are considered automatically. 

Once students receive their admission letters, a whole new set of questions may arise. USask's New Students page is a great resource for any newly admitted student, but these are a few frequently requested pages that can be particularly useful:

• Preparing for university
  Whether preparing for their program of interest or preparing for university generally, these resources can help a student get the best possible start to their degree. 
  
  
• Housing and residence
  Students don't need to wait for an admission letter before applying to live in residence. In fact, the earlier they apply, the better. Students should research their various options, apply early and watch for messages from the Residence Services Office to ensure important tasks are completed.
  
  
• Tuition and costs
  Budgeting is an important part of preparing for post-secondary education. Students should review estimated tuition and student fees to get an idea of what to budget for, and then consider sources of funding.
  
  
• International Student Guide
  From immigration matters to information on working and living in Canada, USask's international student guide is a one-stop resource for newly admitted international students.