Frequently asked questions
Your questions about university planning.
Learn about admission requirements, course choices and application support.
When should we start university planning?
Start when you are choosing high school courses. Reviewing interests and likely prerequisites early keeps more options open. Students joining later can begin with a review of their current credits and the requirements for their intended programs.
What if the student has not chosen a university or program?
That is a useful starting point too. We can explore interests, compare possible directions and build a course plan that preserves relevant options. The plan can develop as the student’s goals become clearer.
How does a Learning Advisor support university preparation?
A Learning Advisor helps connect course choices, pacing and academic progress to the student’s university goals. Regular planning and check-ins help students keep the next step in view while giving parents a point of contact.
Do you help students complete university applications?
Yes. University application support can include choosing where to apply, organizing deadlines and documents, reviewing application requirements and guiding students through the submission process. Speak to an advisor to discuss the support available for the student’s applications.
Can a Quebec student use the OSSD pathway to apply to university?
The OSSD can provide a pathway to university after Quebec Secondary V. Eligibility depends on the university, program, prerequisite courses and the student’s academic record. We review the intended destination before recommending a Grade 12 plan.
Does NPU Flex guarantee university admission?
Admission decisions belong to each university. Our role is to help students understand requirements, choose appropriate courses and prepare their applications. Meeting minimum requirements does not guarantee an offer.
How do we get started?
Book a free 30-minute consultation. Bring the student’s current transcript and any programs or universities they are considering. We will discuss course planning, timing and the level of support that would help them move forward.
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Let’s talk about your university goals.
In a free 30-minute consultation, we’ll explore programs, course requirements and the support available to help you prepare and apply.







