Apply to King's in one application
Apply online through OUAC, where King's is listed under Western University. You apply to a program area once, and every first-year student starts in a general first year.
What best describes you?
Ontario High School Students
- Apply on OUAC. We get your grades from OUAC, so you do not need to send us a transcript.
- Check that your school has uploaded all your courses and marks, including courses still in progress.
- Accept your offer by June 1 to secure your place and guaranteed residence.
Students from other Canadian provinces
- Apply on OUAC, then upload your transcripts to your King's Applicant Portal.
- Documents uploaded to the Western Student Centre are not reviewed by King's.
- Accept your offer by May 1, unless otherwise specified in your offer letter.
International students
- Apply on OUAC, then upload your transcripts and Proof of English Language Proficiency to your King's Applicant Portal.
- Check the Proof of English Language Proficiency minimums before you apply.
- Accept your offer by May 1, unless otherwise specified in your offer letter.
College and university transfer students
- Apply on OUAC, then upload transcripts from every college or university you have attended to your King's Applicant Portal.
- Documents uploaded to the Western Student Centre are not reviewed by King's.
- See which credits may transfer and which college pathways King's offers.
Readmission
- Took a leave from King’s and you’re in good academic standing? Email us at academic.counselling@kings.uwo.ca to complete an Intent to Register. You don’t need to reapply.
- If you withdrew from King’s and you’re in good academic standing, and have studied at another school since leaving you may need to reapply through OUAC. Email us at Admissions@kings.uwo.ca to tell us about your studies since leaving King’s.
- If you were required to withdraw from King’s, apply on OUAC and complete a Formal Statement of Appeal and submit supporting documentation. Readmission is not guaranteed.
Mature students
- Don't meet the minimum academic requirements? You may still be considered if you're a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, at least 21 in the year you start, and haven't studied full-time in the past four years.
- Apply for part-time study on OUAC, with an academic reference letter and a personal statement.
- Mature students start part-time and can ask to switch to full-time after first year.
