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Become a Wolf Scholar

Applications open soon for the 2026-2027 academic year. Wolf Scholars applicants must apply separately to the University of Toronto's Faculty of Arts & Science.

Join an information session, in-person or virtually, to learn more about the Wolf Scholars Program.
Details coming soon for Spring and Fall 2025

Selection Criteria

Leadership Potential & Motivation

You take initiative and inspire others to work toward common goals. You face challenges with optimism and collaborate well with others to drive meaningful change.

Curiosity & Intellectual Engagement

You have a passion for learning. You ask thoughtful questions, seek out new ideas and perspectives, and explore topics deeply. You have demonstrated academic excellence that will prepare you for a rigorous undergraduate program.

Global & Civic Mindset

You are keen to understand the world around you, and determined to make it a better place. You are action and solution-oriented, actively seeking ways to improve your local community.

Character & Emotional Intelligence

You are driven and lead with humility. You face adversity with resilience. You enjoy self-reflection and remain aware of how your actions impact others. You support and empower those around you to shine.

Applying to the University of Toronto

Applications to the Wolf Scholars Program will open in the fall of 2025. Students selected as Wolf Scholars will receive an offer contingent on their admission to the University of Toronto, which is determined separately and solely by the University in early 2026. To be eligible, prospective Wolf Scholars must also apply separately to the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Arts & Science, St. George Campus.

Prospective Wolf Scholars must apply to the Faculty of Arts & Science through the Ontario Universities' Application Centre (OUAC) by the early admission date in early November 2025.

Please refer to the University of Toronto Faculty of Arts & Science admissions information for more details.

As a Wolf Scholar, you will have the flexibility to take courses throughout the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Arts & Science (other than Rotman Commerce). Prospective applicants may apply to the following Admission Categories to be considered eligible for the Wolf Scholars program.

Computer Science
Humanities
Life Sciences
Physical and Mathematical Sciences
Social Sciences

Wolf Scholars Application Steps

Step 1

Submit an online application to become a Wolf Scholar.

Step 2

Shortlisted applicants will be offered an online interview.

Step 3

Finalists will be invited to Wolf Selection Weekend at the University of Toronto. Travel and hotel is 100% covered by the Program.

Step 4

Wolf Scholars will receive conditional acceptance to the Program, which becomes official upon acceptance to U of T.

Believe in yourself!

The Wolf Scholars Program encourages all those who believe they possess our values of curiosity, drive, optimism, collaboration, and resilience to apply. We are focused on the quality of your character and your future leadership potential, rather than simply your excellent academic record. We seek a holistic understanding of each applicant.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I secure a great job in business post-graduation as a Wolf Scholar, despite not having a business degree?

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Yes. Through the Program's internships, mentorship, and extracurricular business analytics and soft skills training, Wolf Scholars can pursue careers in business with confidence, regardless of their degree of study.

Can I be a Wolf Scholar at an institution other than the University of Toronto?

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The Wolf Scholars Program is only available to University of Toronto students.

When will details be available on the Wolf Scholars application process?

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Details will be available in spring 2025.

What can I major in as a Wolf Scholar?

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As a Wolf Scholar, you can pursue any major in the Faculty of Arts & Science at the University of Toronto except for Rotman Commerce. Some majors require application in the first year and admission is not guaranteed.

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