Registrars

The Registrar’s Office is your first stop for academic, financial aid or personal advising. You should drop-in, email, call or visit your Registrar’s Office for:

Academic advice and referral — help in formulating and/or adjusting your short- or long-term educational goals, including course selection and interpreting degree requirements, understanding university regulations, grading and exam practices, petitions, academic skills
Personal advice and referral — assistance with any matter that is getting in the way of your success as a student including illness, family emergency
Financial advice and referral — help with financial planning, budgeting and overcoming financial emergencies
Important Dates and Deadlines

University Registrar’s Office

The University Registrar’s Office supports tri-campus registrarial functions to enhance the student experience, and includes student financial aid and awards, student accounts, client services, transcripts and student systems. Learn more about the University Registrar’s Office.

Faculty, College, and Campus Registrarial Services

As a University of Toronto student, the Registrar’s Office at your faculty, college, or campus is your primary place for academic, financial aid or personal advising.

FAQ

As a current U of T student, how can I apply for scholarships?

University of Toronto students have access to over 4,000 in-course scholarships every year. These scholarships are awarded to current students who are excelling in their programs. For example, through the University of Toronto Scholars Program, students completing their first, second or third year of study can receive scholarships of $1,500 each – the University offers 100 of these per level every year. Top students will automatically be considered for most of these awards, but some do require applications.

Find out more about these opportunities here.
Where can I get help planning my budget and find out about financial options?

Financial counselling is available through your faculty, college or the Office of University Admissions and Outreach. Counsellors can help you navigate the array of government and University of Toronto programs, scholarships and bursaries available to you. They can also help with budget planning and debt management. Consult the Financial Counselling Directory to make an appointment with a financial counsellor.
Where can I go for writing help, academic support or career advising?

Current Students

Registrars

University Registrar’s Office

Faculty, College, and Campus Registrarial Services

FAQ