Complete Grade 12 with university in mind.
After Secondary V, students can earn the OSSD through NPU Grade 12 and apply directly to university. Course choices are guided by the admission requirements of the programs they want to pursue.
After registration, a formal credit assessment confirms what counts toward the diploma and which courses and requirements remain. University admission depends on the institution, program and student’s academic record.
Your plan starts with a review.
- Secondary V standing
- Recognized credits
- Diploma requirements
- Grade 12 courses
- University prerequisites
- Timing and support
Prepare for university. Make room for more.
Start when you’re ready.
Study from anywhere.
Plan your pace.
Build a realistic timeline for completing your courses. Depending on existing credits, course load and progress, some students can finish in as little as six months. Live Teacher Support adds weekly progress and pacing reviews to help students stay on track.
More independence. Support to keep you moving.
Choose support that helps you manage your coursework, maintain a realistic pace and prepare for what comes next, with additional guidance and direct communication for families when needed.
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Supported: one drop-in per week.
Facilitated: access to all four.
Attendance is optional.
Review progress, pacing and priorities. Included with Supported and Facilitated.
Illustrative schedule. Session times and availability are confirmed during enrolment.
Live Teacher Support
Scheduled group drop-ins give students a place to ask general questions and get guidance on study habits and assessment preparation. A weekly 30-minute one-to-one teacher check-in focuses on progress, pacing and the work ahead.
Dedicated Learning Advisor
Work with an advisor who knows your goals and helps with course selection, Grade 12 planning and coordinating support. Parents have direct communication and a consistent educational contact throughout the year.
University selection and application assistance are available through our University Planning & Application Support service.
Moving forward, with support along the way.
"I’ve really enjoyed the Grade 12 program and the courses I chose. I feel like I’ve learned more this year than in all my other years of high school combined."
Nicholas
Grade 12 student
Explore your pre-university year.
Get an overview of Grade 12 after Secondary V, including the Ontario diploma, university preparation, flexible learning and student support.
Grade 12 after Secondary V.
Learn about the Ontario diploma, university admission, online learning and support.
How does Grade 12 after Secondary V work?
Do you help with university applications?
Yes. Our separate University Planning & Application Support service offers guidance ranging from consultations and university selection to application preparation and submission assistance. We’ll discuss the level of help you need during your free consultation.
Will every university accept this pathway?
How much does Grade 12 with NPU Flex cost?
Grade 12 programs start from approximately $5,500, with the total depending on course requirements and the level of support you choose. Options can include Virtual Homeroom and a dedicated Learning Advisor. Start with a free consultation to discuss your goals and explore the options. Final course requirements are confirmed through the credit assessment after registration.
How many courses will I need?
Can I start outside September?
Can I study from anywhere?
How long does the Grade 12 pathway take?
What support is available for students and parents?
Progress and pacing updates can be shared with families. Facilitated also includes a dedicated Learning Advisor for course planning, coordinated support and direct communication with parents.
What should we bring to a consultation?
Explore Grade 12 with an experienced advisor.
We’ll discuss your studies, university goals and how NPU Flex can support your pre-university year.











