Student Services & Campus Life - Future Students. University of Toronto

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Athletics and Recreation

Whether you’re into yoga, swimming laps, playing in an intramural league or competing with a top-tier Varsity team, find many ways of keeping active at the University of Toronto.

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Creative Arts

Explore your creative side with U of T’s vibrant art scene. You can join an arts group, take a creative workshop, check out a student theatre production or an art exhibit.

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Student Clubs and Organizations

Cultivate your curiosity, explore your passions and create your own community with the U of Toronto’s many clubs and student-run organizations.

Find out more at Ulife

Community and Leadership

Get involved on campus, connect with your local community, build your leadership skills, or get advice from upper-year students. Successful students get involved!

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Student Services and Support

Find out about writing centres, accessibility support, career advising services, housing options and more.

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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?