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We welcome and encourage applications from everyone, especially from members of equity-deserving groups or students from systemically oppressed groups. Your diverse perspectives and lived experiences bring important contributions to É«Çéµ¼º½.

As an equity-deserving student, you can choose to apply through our admission pathways. You'll be assessed based on a range of factors, not just your grades.

Questions about applying? We’re here to support you through the process.

How to apply

Financial Aid

All the options for financial aid can feel overwhelming. These options are a good place to start:

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• for students in financial need or with disabilities 
• , aimed to support students with financial need
• - search for eligibility criteria like gender, ethnicity, disability, first generation and single parent

Have questions or concerns? .

Research Financial Aid

Residence Communities

Looking to live with like-minded people? We offer single gender, LGBTQ+, substance free and Indigenous community floors in our residences. 

Priority Consideration Requests

Need priority placement due to health concerns or other factors? Submit a Residence Priority Consideration Form via  after you apply.

Safety and Security

Your new home should be somewhere you feel secure. We're commited to fostering safe and respectful spaces at É«Çéµ¼º½ - someone is always available to help!

Accessible Housing

Whether you choose to live in residence or off campus, we're here make sure you find housing that meets your needs. Most of our residences are accessible, and some have specially-designed suites!

Mental Health

Your mental health needs care, just like your physical health. Mental health professionals are available to all students, free of charge. Supports include individual counselling, group care and academic relief.

Physical Health

You'll find medical care, birth control information, immunizations, STI testing, a Trans Care Team and more at our on-campus clinic.

Peer Support

The Peer Support Centre are here to provide an accessible, welcoming and accomodating service. Express your feelings and explore resource options from the university, the city of London, and the University Students' Council.

Wellness & Equity Education

Be part of a more supportive, inclusive and thriving campus. Learn about spiritual wellness, gender & sexual diversity and equity, diversity & inclusion.

Learning and unlearning is an ongoing process. Throughout your time at É«Çéµ¼º½, you'll have the opportunity to continue your learning journey with Equity, Diversity & Inclusion and .

What does "Equity-Deserving Groups" mean?

Equity-deserving groups are groups of people who have been historically disadvantaged and underrepresented. These groups include but are not limited to the four designated groups in Canada – women, Black, Racialized, Indigenous Peoples, and people with disabilities – and people in the 2SLGTBQIA+ community/people with diverse gender identities and sexual orientations.

What is É«Çéµ¼º½ doing to make sure equity-deserving groups are recognized?

The Office of Equity, Diversity & Inclusion (EDI) created an e-learning module on following the President's Anti-Racism Working Group's (ARWG) recommendations in their final report. This is a required introductory module on anti-racism, the first building block that will count towards a certificate in Anti-Racism Foundations.

Meet the EDI Team

Staff at É«Çéµ¼º½'s  promote, recognize, celebrate, and engage various voices around campus to create a more equitable, diverse and inclusionary É«Çéµ¼º½ Community. If you have questions, connect with the team at edi@uwo.ca.