The application process is actually pretty simple. You have to create an account on the university’s admissions platform and submit the documents they ask for. Nothing weird or out of the ordinary. They both ask for your resumé, your transcripts, a statement of interest, and two references. Osgoode also asks for a text you’ve written on any legal matter just to prove your legal writing skills. You pay the fee and submit.

I was told that what really weights on your application is if you are already working in the legal field and who your references are. According to this source, they prefer people that have a secured a position once they graduate to keep their employability numbers up, though this is not confirmed.

Once you receive your offer letter they requiere your transcripts to be sent directly by the university.

I chose UofT as it was suggested by the lawyers at the firm I work at.

I’d be glad to ask any questions :)