Toronto Metropolitan University

Ontario

Canada

Overview

The Bachelor of Arts in Child and Youth Care program at Toronto Metropolitan University equips students with the skills and knowledge to support young people in various contexts. It covers essential topics such as development, relationships, and community engagement, ensuring students learn to improve the lives of children and adolescents. Toronto Metropolitan University is the only university in Ontario that offers a Bachelor of Arts in Child and Youth Care. The curriculum draws upon the latest trends and knowledge in the field, making it relevant and responsive to community needs and the changing context of professional practice. The program integrates developmental, preventative, and therapeutic requirements into the life space of children, youth, families, and communities.

Location

350 Victoria St, Toronto, M5B 2K3

Website

https://www.torontomu.ca/admissions/undergraduate/apply/

Median Salary

$55,000

Ranking

#965

US World and News Report

#801

The World University Rankings

#801

QS World University Rankings

Admissions

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Application Deadline

Acceptance rate

80%

Cost and Scholarships

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Funding Options

Scholarship

Merit Scholarship

Need-Based Aid

Scholarships

President's Entrance Scholarships (CAD 10,000) - Awarded to secondary school graduates demonstrating academic accomplishment, leadership, original thought, and creative ability. Renewable annually for a total value of CAD 40,000. Recipients are reserved a bed in residence.; Guaranteed and Renewable Scholarship (95%+ average) (CAD 3,000) - For international students on a study visa attending a Canadian secondary school. Requires a final admission average of 95%+. Renewable annually for a total potential of CAD 12,000. Eligibility requires full-time enrollment in a Canadian secondary school (minimum 3 Ontario Grade 12 U/M courses or equivalent), first-time post-secondary enrollment, and a complete application by September 1, 2025.; Guaranteed and Renewable Scholarship (90-94.99% average) (CAD 1,500) - For international students on a study visa attending a Canadian secondary school. Requires a final admission average of 90-94.99%. Renewable annually for a total potential of CAD 6,000. Eligibility requires full-time enrollment in a Canadian secondary school (minimum 3 Ontario Grade 12 U/M courses or equivalent), first-time post-secondary enrollment, and a complete application by September 1, 2025.; Guaranteed and Renewable Scholarship (86-89.99% average) (CAD 750) - For international students on a study visa attending a Canadian secondary school. Requires a final admission average of 86-89.99%. Renewable annually for a total potential of CAD 3,000. Eligibility requires full-time enrollment in a Canadian secondary school (minimum 3 Ontario Grade 12 U/M courses or equivalent), first-time post-secondary enrollment, and a complete application by September 1, 2025.; International Student Leadership Award (ISLA) (CAD 10,000) - For undergraduate international students enrolling in a post-secondary institution for the first time. Must be starting first year full-time, required to pay international tuition fees, have a final admission average of at least 86% (or equivalent), and write a personal statement. Entrance-only and non-renewable. If a gap year was taken, it must be no longer than one academic year.