Maclean's Guide to Getting In

You don’t need the highest grades in your class or serious financial need in order to be eligible for awards. Says one expert: ‘You can’t win if you don’t try.’

Grades are important but are just part of the picture. Plus, admission faux-pas to avoid.

Here’s a crash course in choosing from 10,000 college programs, staying on top of your work, finding financial support, getting help when you need it—and having fun and making friends

We spoke to students, admissions advisers and admissions consultants for tips on how to make that crucial choice

With deadlines looming, this chart will help students keep track of application due dates across the country

With application deadlines looming, here are the marks needed to attend Ontario’s universities

Many schools now ask for essays, portfolios and quizzes. Here is how to ace them

It pays to start looking early and widely for financial support

How do you know if a prestigious school is really the right fit for you? Here are some factors to consider when choosing which post-secondary pathway to follow.

You can be a great person with myriad interests. Marks still matter

Want to be a doctor? How about a lawyer? Start preparing in high school.

Which one is better? What career is right for you? Here’s a step-by-step guide to figuring it out.