Financial Counselling Directory

Financial counselling is available through your Faculty, College, Division or Enrolment Services. 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.

Make an appointment with a financial counsellor to figure out your finances.

Division, Faculty & College Contacts:

Applied Science and Engineering
Architecture, Landscape, and Design, John H. Daniels Faculty of,
Dentistry
First Nations House
Information Studies
Innis College
Kinesiology and Physical Education (KPE)
Law
Medicine
Music
New College
Nursing
OISE/UT
Pharmacy
Physician Assistant Program
Radiation Science
Rotman School of Management
St. Michael’s College
School of Graduate Studies
Social Work
Transitional Year Program
Trinity College
University College
University of Toronto Mississauga – Email: ask.utmregistrar@utoronto.ca
University of Toronto Scarborough – Email: askro.utsc@utoronto.ca
Victoria College
Woodsworth College

Enrolment Services:

Address: 172 St. George Street
Toronto, Ontario
M5R 0A3
Telephone: (416) 978-2190
Email: osap.staff@utoronto.ca

Online Financial Planning Tool

U of T offers an online tool that anyone can use to get an idea of what it costs to study at U of T and plan your budget for the year. Check out the Financial Planning Calculator.

Undergraduate Grants

If you have exhausted your resources and the available government funding and still have financial need, you can apply for additional grant funding through your undergraduate college or faculty. Check with your college or faculty to find out if you should apply electronically or if you should use the form below:

Undergraduate Grant Application

Parents of Students

Please review our Student Financial Planning and Support: A Guide for Parents.

FAQ

How much does it cost to study at U of T?

Your university fees consist of tuition, incidental and ancillary fees, and are based on several factors. In addition, you’ll want to consider other costs such as books, supplies, residence, transportation, food and other expenses.

Find out more about the costs associated with university.

How do I apply for Financial Aid?

If you are a Canadian citizen, permanent resident or protected person, there are many sources of financial aid available to help you cover the costs of your University of Toronto education – from OSAP and other government aid, to assistance provided by the University. Explore your options.

If you are an international applicant, you should find out about your home country’s financial aid programs to see if you qualify for assistance. The University of Toronto is a publicly-funded institution and because of that cannot offer financial aid to international students.

I’m an international applicant, can I receive financial assistance from U of T?

The University of Toronto is a publicly-funded institution and because of that cannot offer financial aid to international students. If you are an international applicant, you should find out about your home country’s financial aid programs to see if you qualify for assistance.

How do I apply for OSAP?

It is strongly recommended that you apply online at https://www.ontario.ca/osap

Submit your OSAP application, then print and sign the consents and declaration pages – and any other required supporting documentation – and either upload them through your OSAP account online, or submit by mail or in person to Enrolment Services.

Follow the instructions provided to submit your Master Student Financial Assistance Agreement (MSFAA) at a Designated Canada Post Office to be forwarded to the National Student Loan Service Centre (NSLSC).

If you are a returning applicant you may not need to submit any documentation.

Find more details on our OSAP FAQ list.

How do I apply for Scholarships?

Eligible high school students are automatically considered for a variety of admission scholarships when they apply to the University. There are also admissions scholarships that require a separate application, and others that require you to complete an awards profile.

Note, however, that the value of scholarships is rarely sufficient to cover all costs the student will incur while attending University of Toronto.

Find out more about Scholarships here.

How do I contact Enrolment Services?

If you have any questions, get in touch:

Enrolment Services
University of Toronto
172 St. George Street
Toronto, Ontario
M5R 0A3

Location (the office is currently closed for in-person inquiries due to COVID-19):

We are located on the west side of St. George Street, just north of the intersection of St. George Street and Bloor Street West. The closest subway stop is St. George Station.

Drop-in hours (the office is currently closed for in-person inquiries due to COVID-19):

Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday: 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Telephone Inquiries:
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Tuesday: 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Telephone: 416-978-2190

Fax: 416-978-7022

Email:

Admission questions
Questions about Financial aid, including OSAP, UTAPS, and Part-Time Financial Assistance: osap.staff@utoronto.ca
Financial Aid for Canadian provinces outside Ontario, including submission of required documents for out of province financial aid: can.oop.financialaid@utoronto.ca
Financial Aid for United States Citizens, including US Federal Student Aid loan opportunities, private loans (non-government), Veteran Affairs certification requests for benefits & education tax credits: usa.financialaid@utoronto.ca
Questions about scholarships: awards.uoft@utoronto.ca

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