Averages, each school's way
The same marks, counted by each program's own rules.
For Grade 12 students in every province, applying to Canadian universities
Every program counts your marks differently. Offerly works out your average each school's way, checks prerequisites, tracks every deadline and keeps every supplemental in one essay bank.
Free account, email or Google Works for every province and territory
How it works
Rotman wants calculus. Waterloo Engineering wants chemistry and physics. Queen's counts your most recent attempt of a repeated course; McMaster uses the highest. Offerly applies each program's rules and shows you exactly which courses count, and why.
Average of five, because calculus is required and has no mark yet. Its slot stays empty instead of quietly filling with your next-best course.
Everything in one plan
No mystery readiness score. Just the things you can check yourself, and the next three things worth doing.
The same marks, counted by each program's own rules.
Prerequisites and minimum marks.
OUAC, schools and supplementals, in order.
Add each written part a program asks for. Keep the prompt, your draft, live word counts and saved versions together.
Q1 · Why this program? (250 words)
After eleven runs the log showed the problem only happened when the battery was low. That was the week I learned to trust the data over my first guess.
Questions it answers
"Does my MHF4U retake count for Queen's?"
Queen's uses your most recent attempt of a repeated course, while McMaster uses the highest. When a school doesn't state its repeat policy, Offerly says so instead of guessing.
"Can I still apply to Rotman without a calculus mark?"
Yes, but your eligibility shows as pending and your average as provisional until a midterm or final mark is in.
"What's actually due this week?"
Today shows your next deadline and the three things that matter most, with anything inside 14 days at the top.
"Which essay do I still need to write?"
The essay bank lists every written part by program: empty, drafted or submitted, with word counts and the next deadline.
"What if I get an 85 in calculus?"
The what-if simulator shows every program's average and eligibility with that mark, clearly labelled hypothetical.
"Is my activity list strong enough?"
Offerly asks what you contributed, what was hard and who could confirm it, so each entry says something real.
Where requirements come from
Each prerequisite, deadline and supplemental links to the official page it came from, with the entry year and the date it was last checked. When two official pages disagree, Offerly tells you and explains which one it uses.
How it calculates
Supported programs
Engineering, health, sciences, arts, business or anything else: search any Canadian university program and Offerly researches its requirements from official sources, clearly labelled until reviewed. Three reviewed examples (Rotman Commerce, Ivey AEO, Queen’s Commerce) show what a finished program looks like; the AI researches the rest.
Try searching: Waterloo Engineering · UBC Nursing · McGill Arts · Western Health Sciences · Queen's Computer Science · York Kinesiology
A free account saves your plan so it syncs across devices. No ads, never sold, nothing shared with schools. Your essays are stored, never sent to AI. Read the Privacy Policy and Terms.
Averages, eligibility, deadlines, the essay bank and AI program research are free. A couple of extra AI tools, like reading a transcript photo, are Offerly Pro and invite-only while it's in beta. Built by a Grade 12 student going through the same applications.
FAQ
Yes. Pick your province or territory (or IB, AP and other curricula) when you set up. Offerly then reads your marks and each program's requirements in your own course names. Ontario uses its U/M rules; elsewhere Offerly averages your best senior-year academic courses unless a program says otherwise. Quebec CEGEP marks are averaged too, but the R-score that Quebec universities use is calculated by the ministry and can't be reproduced. Every program is AI-researched from official pages, so check each school's own rules.
No. Schools weigh things Offerly can't see, change their rules between cycles and publish ranges based on past applicants. Offerly shows where you stand against what each program publishes, so you can plan.
Programs count different courses. Some require calculus, some count only your highest retake, some leave math out unless it's one of your top marks. Offerly applies each rule and shows which courses it used.
A course the program requires doesn't have a final or midterm mark yet. Offerly leaves that slot empty instead of filling it with another course, so the number isn't better than it really is.
No. The essay bank stores your drafts so they're organized by program, with word counts and saved versions. Nothing you write there is sent to AI or scored.
Yes, a free one. Sign up with your email and a password, get a sign-in link and code by email, or continue with Google. You can try the fictional demo without one, and you can ask us to delete your account and everything in it at any time.
No. Offerly is independent and isn't affiliated with OUAC or any school. Always confirm deadlines in your applicant portal.
Setup takes about five minutes
Your curriculum and entry year, your programs, then your Grade 12 courses. Your first results show up right away.
Please read: Offerly is unofficial. It is a student-built planning tool, not an official source, and it is not affiliated with any university, OUAC or government body. Averages, admission ranges, prerequisites and deadlines are estimates and may be wrong, incomplete or out of date, including anything researched by AI. Always confirm with each school and your application account. Offerly and its operator are not liable for errors or for decisions made using it. See the Terms.