You can find your tuition fees on ACORN once you log in: “Dashboard” -> “View Invoice” or “Financial Account” -> “View Invoice”. Your invoice is a complete record of everything you must pay during the upcoming academic year. Here’s a guide to reading your invoice. If you’re living in a student residence, you’ll find your … Read More

Photo by Kelly Sikkema on Unsplash In university, you have to manage your own finances, possibly for the first time. This can appear daunting, but it’s very easy to learn. Advice from friends and family, financial advisors, workshops, and social media (with caution!) can all be great sources of budgeting advice. In this post, we’ll … Read More

In high school, you may have had your work laid out by teachers, with easy-to-follow instructions and homework check-ins to make sure you stayed on track. In university, you’ll learn to build your own schedule, as homework and problem sets aren’t always mandatory, and your plan must be feasible while still allowing you to achieve … Read More

U of T has the third-largest library system of all North American universities behind only Harvard and Yale! As a student, you have unlimited access to millions of invaluable resources. Whether you’re researching for a Praxis project or need to read an online article with a pesky paywall or just want to flip through treasure … Read More

[Source] Your physical and mental health are crucial to your success as a student. We really encourage you to take advantage of the resources offered to all U of T students. For more information, visit the U of T Mental Health Care website, the Health & Wellness website, and the Engineering Mental Health & Wellness … Read More

Front entrance of the Centre for International Experience located at 33 St. George Street (across from Bahen Centre) [Source] Centre for International Experience (CIE) U of T’s Centre for International Experience is the main hub of information for international students. They offer a range of services and programs to support your transition to U of … Read More

To find information about the Accessibility Services registration process, please see Accessibility Services registration & documentation requirements.  The deadline for submitting the Student Intake Form to receive academic and practical accommodations at the start of the Fall 2025 term is July 14, 2025.      However, you can still submit your student intake package after the deadline. Late … Read More

What is Accessibility and Why is it Important?  Accessibility is the practice of making things available to and usable by as many people as possible. It’s based on ensuring equity among the student body by recognizing that everyone has different circumstances which require different support. An equitable environment allows everyone to access the necessary resources … Read More

From public transit and music streaming to CAD software, many companies offer free or hugely discounted services or products to university students that could help you save hundreds of dollars. It’s usually super easy to get these discounts – all you need is your University of Toronto email or TCard. Regardless of what you’re buying, … Read More

The Engineering Computing Facility (ECF) provides computing services to students. On campus, there are five Windows labs and three Linux labs with a total of 368 workstations. There’re also some Windows computers in the EngSci Common Room.  All engineering undergraduate students can access these computer labs 24/7. You can also access ECF workstations with their … Read More