Innis College
Academic and Personal Counselling
Counselling in the Office of the Registrar spans the student experience from pre-admission to post-graduation. An appointment can be held in person, by telephone at 416-978-2513, or by email to registrar.innis@utoronto.ca. For matters requiring personal attention, appointments are encouraged; however, students with more general concerns will find a staff member to assist them during office hours.
PRE-ADMISSION INFORMATION
College Information - Appointments to answer any questions about the College may be made by calling 416-978-2513. Our office can accommodate small group appointments of up to three people if required. More information for prospective sudents.
NEWLY ADMITTED STUDENTS
Summer Information Sessions - On acceptance to the University of Toronto and Innis College, students will receive an invitation to attend an Information Session. During the session, students receive information on membership to the College, how to choose courses, how to design a timetable, and how to use the Student Telephone Service and Student Web Service. Follow-up individual appointments can be arranged in person, by telephone, or on email. Our telephone number is 416-978-2513 and our email address is registrar.innis@utoronto.ca. More information for newly admitted students.
REGISTERED STUDENTS
The Office of the Registrar is a first-stop counselling source. The counselling staff are committed to assisting students in every way possible. Personal, career and financial counselling is offered in addition to academic counselling, as are referrals to other services on campus when necessary.
Current students are invited to make a counselling appointment at any time during their academic career to discuss program and degree requirements. Students are advised to review the degree requirements at the end of each academic year, prior to course selection, in order to ensure that they will qualify for the degree of their choice.
Students are also welcome to make a counselling appointment if they have questions around the following:
- Course selection and enrolment, especially during the add/drop periods in September and January;
- Subject POSt selection and enrolment;
- The conduct of courses (lectures, tutorials, evaluation, workload, etc.) that they feel have not been answered by the instructors concerned;
- Letter of Permission to take courses at another institution;
- Graduation and convocation;
- Requests for academic accommodation (including Faculty Petitions) when circumstances beyond your control (illness, bereavement, personal problems or other extenuating circumstances) affect your academic performance;
- University regulations; and
- Any other questions.
RETURNING STUDENTS
Students who have been away from the Faculty for two or more sessions are required to complete a re-registration form and submit a $24.00 non-refundable fee for re-registration. Upon request, a review of a student's outstanding degree requirements will be conducted. (Students who began their studies at the Faculty of Arts & Science prior to 1988 are advised to indicate this when making an appointment so that a copy of their transcript may be obtained by the Office of the Registrar.) Other issues which may be discussed during a counselling appointment include academic standing, application for transfer credit for work completed at another institution, course selection and enrolment, etc.
According to the Rules & Regulations noted in the Faculty of Arts and Science Calendar, any student allowed to register one day or more after the end of the first week of classes is charged a late fee of $44.00.
NOTE: RE-REGISTRATION AFTER CANCELLED REGISTRATION
Registration is cancelled for students who were eligible to sign up for courses and register but who either: (a) did not sign up for courses by the payment/fee deferral deadline; or (b) did sign up for courses but whose fee payment/fee deferral was not received by 10 business days after the deadline. To undo that cancellation there is a fee of $61.00.
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