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Future Students

International

Received An Offer

Congratulations! At Trent, you are joining an inclusive community dedicated to collaboration and interaction among students, professors, and across disciplines. Here, you will expand your thinking, gain valuable skills, create lifelong friendships, and open the door to a world of possibility.

If you have received an Offer of Admission from Trent University, it will appear on your myTrent and OUAC (if applicable) accounts. Your Offer of Admission letter and Letter of Acceptance will be sent to you by email.

Next Steps

1
Respond to your Offer of Admission and Review the Conditions on your Offer (If any)

If you applied directly to Trent, you should e-mail your response (accept or decline an offer) to our Admissions Office.

If you applied through the OUAC, you should post your decision on your OUAC account. Download this PDF for instructions on how to accept your Offer of Admission on your OUAC account.

If your offer of admission is conditional upon us receiving any further documents (e.g. final transcript), please have them submitted to us as soon as possible. If we are missing official documents (such as official transcripts), the deadline for you to submit documents is the final date (in the term that you were admitted to) to add or change Winter term courses.

For example, if you were admitted to begin your studies in the Fall term (September), the deadline for you to submit documents is the final date to add or change Winter term courses. To view these dates, please have a look at our Important Dates Section in our Academic Calendar.

2
Sign On to MyTrent and Deadline to submit Official Documents

If you haven’t already done so, please activate your MyTrent portal account.  There you can access your records, track your status, and retrieve your Trent email when it is available. 

Once you have gained access to your MyTrent account, check if you have any outstanding documents that you need to submit. If your offer of admission is conditional upon us receiving any further documents (e.g. final transcript), please have them submitted to us as soon as possible. If we are missing official documents (such as official transcripts), the deadline for you to submit documents is the final date (in the term that you were admitted to) to add or change Winter term courses.

For example, if you were admitted to begin your studies in the Fall term (September), the deadline for you to submit documents is the final date to add or change Winter term courses. To view these dates, please have a look at our Important Dates Section in our Academic Calendar.

Documents can be mailed to us to the following address:

International Admissions

Trent University

1600 West Bank Drive, Peterborough, ON

K9L0G2 Canada

3
Apply for your Study Permit

Your Letter of Acceptance contains all of the program details that you will need to apply for a study permit.  As processing times vary depending on the visa office and time of year, it’s best to apply as soon as you have received your offer of admission. Apply online for your study permit from Citizenship & Immigration Canada 

4
Explore our Residences and Discover Your Community

At our Peterborough campus, everyone is a part of a college, regardless of whether you commute to campus or live in residence. It’s your home away from home: a place to make friends, participate in events that will inspire and motivate you, get support and academic advice, connect with faculty outside of the classroom, and a whole lot more. Learn more about each residential college at trentu.ca/colleges.

For our Durham campus students, Trent has partnered with Durham College and UOIT to provide a residence experience that offers convenience and great friendships. The residences, only a 10 minute drive or direct bus ride from the Trent Durham campus using your Transit Pass, offers safe, clean, and comfortable living accommodations. For more information, visit our Durham campus Residences and Housing website.

Learn about how you can get involved in Trent’s clubs, groups, sports, and leadership programs, and what Peterborough and Durham have to offer to help you make the most of your university years.

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Explore Your Program

As a future Trent student, you should now explore the courses and program options of interest to you.

You probably have a good idea of what program you want to take, but you might also want to consider electives or learn more about the ways you can customize your degree through emphasis or specialization options. You can find out about your degree choices and course offerings online at Degrees & Programs or in our Academic Calendar.

Connect With Us

If you have the chance, visit Trent to find out why it might be a great fit for you.  In addition to Open House events scheduled several times a year, we offer campus tours daily and on some Saturdays in Peterborough, and as requested at our Durham campus.

Follow us on our social media pages where you can ask questions, meet others, and receive information about Trent, upcoming dates, deadlines, events, and your next steps.  We are here to help! Post your questions on Facebook, Weibo, Wechat, email us at international@trentu.ca or call +1-705-748-1314.