Thousands of students gather at Ontario Universities’ Fair
University of Waterloo booth will give prospective students a look at programs offered and student life
University of Waterloo booth will give prospective students a look at programs offered and student life
By Staff Marketing and Undergraduate RecruitmentOntario high school students and their families visiting the Ontario Universities’ Fair (OUF) in Toronto on Friday, September 25 through Sunday, September 27 will discover Waterloo’s expanded booth, the largest at this year’s OUF.
More than 120,000 students, parents and educators attend the fair at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre to gather information about Ontario’s 21 universities.
During the OUF, Waterloo will give out close to 25,000 admissions viewbooks along with hundreds of Ideas Start Here buttons. The Waterloo team includes more than 600 staff, Faculty, students, and alumni who will answer questions and talk with future students and their families.
Besides the volunteers on the floor, there are dozens more who have been planning for weeks and months behind the scenes and supporting the team from campus.
Waterloo’s presentation room (718A), features a huge display wall featuring the Waterloo wordmark and Faculty colours in lights. Presentations will run almost hourly throughout the weekend and provide an in-depth look at the programs offered, admission requirements, and student life at Waterloo in an engaging multimedia presentation.
Please join us at the OUF or on social media by following @UWaterloo on Twitter or @uofwaterloo on Instagram and #OUF2015 hashtag. For additional information for future students, visit Find Out More.
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