Academic support
Need help with your classes? We offer a variety of supports to help you out, including learning centres where you can brush up on your writing and math skills, study groups where you can review materials with your peers, and workshops to help you build effective study skills.
Visit the website for your division to learn about the services available to you.
As a U of T student, your Registrar's Office is your first stop for questions and advising about academics, course enrolment, finances, and scholarships. Whether you need help with deciding which courses to enrol in, learning how to pay your fees, or reviewing your graduation requirements, the Registrar's Office is here to help.
Connecting with peers
Connecting with your peers provides guidance and helps to foster welcoming communities. You can find a variety of peer mentor programs and supports tailored to students from diverse backgrounds, including specific groups for Black, Indigenous, Latin American, Southeast Asian, first-generation students, and more. There are also hundreds of student-run groups where you can connect with other students who have similar lived experiences, backgrounds, or interests.
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Scarborough campus
St. George campus
Hart House is a centre for experiential education outside the classroom, where students from all three of our campuses find welcoming and unique ways to connect with each other and the broader world through engagement with the arts, dialogue, and wellness. From peer groups for study and social justice-based community talks to art exhibitions, theatre workshops, and classes to strengthen the body and spirit, Hart House offers something for everyone, something for you.
Health & wellness
Your health and wellness are a priority, and we support you with a wide array of services available across all three campuses. You’ll find mental health support, medical care, and wellness programs that help you live a balanced and healthy lifestyle. Whether it’s through counselling, drop-in clinics, peer support networks, or wellness workshops, we provide the resources you need to flourish throughout your undergraduate journey.
Mississauga campus
Scarborough campus
St. George campus
U of T’s Sexual & Gender Diversity Office (SGDO) is the oldest of its kind (20+ years) at any postsecondary institution in Canada. The SGDO provides advocacy, support, and resources for 2SLGBTQ+ students, promoting an inclusive campus environment.
Our annual Queer Orientation is a huge draw for many students; our campuses are home to 20+ student groups for queer and trans undergraduate students; and U of T’s Health & Wellness clinics have a Trans Healthcare Team whose services are open to students from all three campuses.
Accessibility services
Our accessibility services offices provide comprehensive support to ensure students have equal access to educational opportunities. Services include academic accommodations and personalized support plans tailored to individual needs. We strive to create inclusive learning environments where all students can succeed and fully engage in university life.
Mississauga campus
Scarborough campus
St. George campus
Indigenous students
U of T provides a wide range of supports to Indigenous students. Work with an Indigenous Learning Strategist and participate in cultural events to sharpen your study techniques, enrich your journey, and grow your leadership skills. The recently created Indigenous Tuition Initiative further helps make education more accessible for Indigenous students.
Mississauga campus
Scarborough campus
St. George campus