From public transit to music streaming services 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, always check for student discounts! Free Software For a complete list, check out this U … Read More

[Source] Your physical and mental well-being are critical – both in general and to your success as a student. We 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

We get it: things don’t always go your way. Maybe you’ve been sick for the past few days or you have two midterms and an assignment this week. Everyone’s been there. You can seek accommodations for certain situations, and petitions are one of the primary ways of doing so.   A petition is a formal request to the university for an exception to a rule, regulation, or deadline. It’s intended for situations where unexpected … 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 they need to thrive.   … Read More

For information about registering with Accessibility Services’, please see Accessibility Services registration & documentation requirements.  The deadline to register for Accessibility Services is July 13, 2026 if you would like to request accommodations for your classes.   Late submissions are reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Keep in mind that Accessibility Services supports many students, and processing times can be lengthy, especially during busy periods. Submitting your intake package as early as possible helps ensure that accommodations can be … Read More

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’ll owe 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 residence fees here as well. The cost of attending U … 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 cover some expenses you’ll have as a university student, how working … Read More

University is a very different learning environment from high school. You are expected to be the one who makes sure you stay on track, even when homework is not always mandatory.  Get to know these resources available to you and don’t be afraid to ask for guidance. For example, you can ask your professors what you’re expected to know, ask upper years for advice, or check … Read More

U of T has the third-largest library system of all North American universities! As a student, you have access to millions of resources.   Access the University of Toronto Libraries website here. You can search for all volumes across the catalogues of all U of T libraries, with links to each individual library’s website. As an EngSci, you may frequent the Engineering & … 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 for international students. They offer a range of services and programs to support your transition to U of T.    Pre-Arrival: … Read More