Photo by Kelly Sikkema on Unsplash As you transition to university, you may have to start managing your finances for the first time. This can appear daunting, but luckily, you have access to many resources. Check out the guide below or ask upper years for advice. Happy budgeting! Meals Meals can add up. Food prices … Read More

Photo by Jason Goodman on Unsplash As you start this new chapter in life on the way to your future career as an engineer, let’s talk about one of the most important things you’re going to learn, and it has nothing to do with calculus! We’re talking about professionalism. Behaving professionally will lead others to … Read More

EngSci Info Hub as found on the Quercus Dashboard This is your go-to stop for all EngSci-specific information. The EngSci Info Hub is a Quercus page that you will be automatically added to, where you can find resources, opportunities within the EngSci community, and general updates. You’ll see it on your dashboard right next to … Read More

Learning Strategist After the first few months of EngSci, you might notice that it takes a while to adjust to a heavier workload and that your learning strategies might change. There are various initiatives (listed below) that can help you develop your academic skills, including task management, critical thinking, problem-solving, and coping with stress and … Read More

[Source] Personal Librarian Program The Personal Librarian Program pairs incoming undergraduate students from all programs with a librarian during their first year. You are automatically paired with a librarian and will receive an email within the first two months of starting your studies. Throughout the program, you can receive research advice and tips from your … Read More

[Source] Introduction Your physical and mental health is crucial to your success as a student. We really encourage you to take advantage of the resources offered for free to all U of T students. For more information, you can visit the U of T Mental Health Care website, the Health & Wellness website, and the … 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) The Centre for International Experience is the main hub of information and resources for international students. Pre-Arrival: Important documents, applications, and things to do Throughout the summer, the CIE offers online … Read More

To find information about the Accessibility Services registration process, please see Accessibility Services registration & documentation requirements. If you are seeking academic and practical accommodations for the start of the Fall 2023 term, you must submit the Student Intake Form before 5 p.m. EDT on July 14, 2023.     Note: You can still submit your student … 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 is based on ensuring equity among the student body by recognizing that everyone has different circumstances which require different supports. Facilitating an equitable environment allows everyone to access the … Read More

Moving Forward The following information is taken from U of T Accessibility Services – Moving Forward Transition Program. Please visit the website for more details. What is it? Moving Forward is a one-day program that supports students living with disabilities by: This program is offered several times throughout the summer. You can find the exact … Read More