About the supplementary application
The supplementary application is a mandatory part of the admissions process for all undergraduate programs within the Faculty of Engineering.
The application consists of written and recorded interview questions and will provide you with the opportunity to introduce yourself to the admissions team beyond your academic achievements. Below, you will find resources, deadlines, and other information related to the supplementary application.
Important dates
Information sessions
During our information sessions, we will provide you with resources and information in order to prepare for your supplementary application, including an opportunity to ask any questions you may have about the process. A list of upcoming sessions can be found here. Note: our 2024 sessions are currently full.
Our previously recorded session below covers general information in addition to some of the most common questions about the supplementary application.
Advice from current students
“I think it’s best to relax and focus on being your most genuine self. That’s it! If you can do these two things, you’ll succeed at showcasing your unique traits and achievements. The supplementary application is not meant to be intimidating. Rather, it’s a chance to introduce yourself in a way not possible using only a transcript.”
– Mathieu, Engineering Physics & Biomedical Engineering
“Practice, practice, practice! Being comfortable with the presentation format will go a long way! Also, do a variety of questions (ex. what are your strengths, who do you admire…etc.). Exposing yourself to different questions will help you prep better for any questions you might come across!”
– Krish, Software & Biomedical Engineering
“Dress to impress! Dressing up in a professional manner will put you in the right state of mind to take the application seriously; it will change everything from your posture to your fast reflexes and thinking on the spot!”
– Lauren, Civil Engineering
“Take a deep breath! It isn’t something you need to exhaustively prepare for, do your best responding to the questions and you’ll do great! Try and answers the questions with evidence from your life experiences- extracurriculars, in school, and even day-to-day activities.”
– Sheel, Chemical & Bioengineering