Toronto Star
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May 18, 2026
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This Ontario Grade 12 credit could make difference for university admission. How students are trying to get a leg up - Toronto Star
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The article discusses how some high school students in Ontario are taking extra steps to secure additional credits that could potentially boost their chances of getting into university. Specifically, it highlights the case of a Grade 12 student who is trying to earn an extra credit by attending an online course. This initiative is part of a broader trend where students and parents are increasingly looking for ways to enhance their academic profiles.
The article mentions that universities in Ontario have different requirements for high school credits, and some institutions may place more weigh…
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