There are a total of 80 public universities in Canada, spread across all of the country’s provinces and territories. Of these, 24 are located in Ontario, 15 in Quebec, 11 in British Columbia, 7 in Alberta, 9 in Nova Scotia, 5 in Manitoba, 4 in New Brunswick, 2 in Saskatchewan, and 1 each in Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, and Yukon. Details and links for each university can be found below.

The St Francis Xavier University acceptance rate is estimated at approximately 75%. This means that St Francis Xavier University receives approximately 15,000 applications for 4,494 spaces in direct-entry, first-year undergraduate programs across all faculties and schools. However, universities, in general, tend to send out 2x more acceptances than it has space for since many high school students apply to various programs and universities.

The acceptance rate for various programs a student is looking to apply to will vary greatly. This post covers a full breakdown of why the acceptance rates for Canadian universities are so high, programs with notably low acceptance rates, and comparisons with various other universities in North America.

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The University of Victoria’s acceptance rate is estimated at approximately 63%. This means that the University of Victoria receives approximately 60,000 applications for 18,863 spaces in direct-entry, first-year undergraduate programs across all faculties and schools. However, universities, in general, tend to send out 2x more acceptances than it has space for since many high school students apply to various programs and universities.

The acceptance rate for various programs a student is looking to apply to will vary greatly. This post covers a full breakdown of why the acceptance rates for Canadian universities are so high, programs with notably low acceptance rates, and comparisons with various other universities in North America.

The Simon Fraser University acceptance rate is estimated at approximately 55%. This means that Simon Fraser University receives approximately 100,000 applications for 29,697 spaces in direct-entry, first-year undergraduate programs across all faculties and schools. However, universities, in general, tend to send out 2x more acceptances than it has space for since many high school students apply to various programs and universities.

The acceptance rate for various programs a student is looking to apply to will vary greatly. This post covers a full breakdown of why the acceptance rates for Canadian universities are so high, programs with notably low acceptance rates, and comparisons with various other universities in North America.

The Mount Allison University acceptance rate is estimated at approximately 70%. This means that Mount Allison University receives approximately 6,000 applications for 2,170 spaces in direct-entry, first-year undergraduate programs across all faculties and schools. However, universities, in general, tend to send out 2x more acceptances than it has space for since many high school students apply to various programs and universities.

The acceptance rate for various programs a student is looking to apply to will vary greatly. This post covers a full breakdown of why the acceptance rates for Canadian universities are so high, programs with notably low acceptance rates, and comparisons with various other universities in North America.

The Trent University acceptance rate is estimated at approximately 80%. This means that Trent University receives approximately 23,000 applications for 8,880 spaces in direct-entry, first-year undergraduate programs across all faculties and schools. However, universities, in general, tend to send out 2x more acceptances than it has space for since many high school students apply to various programs and universities.

The acceptance rate for various programs a student is looking to apply to will vary greatly. This post covers a full breakdown of why the acceptance rates for Canadian universities are so high, programs with notably low acceptance rates, and comparisons with various other universities in North America.

The Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU), formerly known as Ryerson University, acceptance rate is estimated at approximately 80%. This means that Toronto Metropolitan University receives approximately 90,000 applications for 36,100 spaces in direct-entry, first-year undergraduate programs across all faculties and schools. However, universities, in general, tend to send out 2x more acceptances than it has space for since many high school students apply to various programs and universities.

The acceptance rate for various programs a student is looking to apply to will vary greatly. This post covers a full breakdown of why the acceptance rates for Canadian universities are so high, programs with notably low acceptance rates, and comparisons with various other universities in North America.

The Nipissing University acceptance rate is estimated at approximately 65%. This means that Nipissing University receives approximately 15,000 applications for 5,200 spaces in direct-entry, first-year undergraduate programs across all faculties and schools. However, universities, in general, tend to send out 2x more acceptances than it has space for since many high school students apply to various programs and universities.

The acceptance rate for various programs a student is looking to apply to will vary greatly. This post covers a full breakdown of why the acceptance rates for Canadian universities are so high, programs with notably low acceptance rates, and comparisons with various other universities in North America.

The Laurentian University acceptance rate is estimated at approximately 65%. This means that Laurentian University receives approximately 24,000 applications for 8,174 spaces in direct-entry, first-year undergraduate programs across all faculties and schools. However, universities, in general, tend to send out 2x more acceptances than it has space for since many high school students apply to various programs and universities.

The acceptance rate for various programs a student is looking to apply to will vary greatly. This post covers a full breakdown of why the acceptance rates for Canadian universities are so high, programs with notably low acceptance rates, and comparisons with various other universities in North America.