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Whether you are an undergraduate, graduate, international, mature, or part-time student, we’ve got something for you. 

Don’t know how to get to and around campus? Wondering where to eat, study, get active, gather with friends or unwind? Or maybe you’re looking for academic resources or health and wellness supports? 

You’ve come to the right place! This resource will help you navigate your way around student life.

Explore this page:

New student orientation guide

We’ve collected these orientation resources to help you start the academic year on the right foot. If you still have questions, we have friendly on-campus volunteers at our Ask Me Anything and Welcome booths at U of T St. George and U of T Mississauga. At U of T Scarborough, look for instructors, staff and librarians with AskMe stickers, buttons and posters. We’re happy to help you navigate your introduction to campus life, and we've even compiled a list of 6 things every U of T student should know. Don't forget to get your back-to-school essentials at the U of T Bookstore, which you can find on all three campuses.

Undergraduate

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International

International students sit outside during orientation

Graduate / part-time / mature

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Indigenous students

Indigenous ceremony

Black students

Black students sit at a table at the clubs fair

2SLGBTQ+ students

Pronoun buttons in a variety of colours

Getting to campus

Whether you drive, bike, take public transit or walk, we can help you find your way to and around our campuses.

U of T Mississauga

UTM shuttle bus

U of T St. George

A cyclist rides by St. George campus

U of T Scarborough

Public transit bus at Scarborough campus

Where to eat, study, get active or unwind

Whether you are new to the U of T community or returning to your studies on campus, we have a multitude of places where you can to eat, study, hang with friends, get active or have a quiet moment of contemplation.

U of T Mississauga

Students sit in tiered seating at Mississauga campus

U of T St. George

A student sits under a tree reading a book

U of T Scarborough

Two students look at the food selection at Scarborough campus

Getting support with your coursework

Sometimes you need a little help during your academic journey—and that’s okay. Consider tapping into these supports which are available to all our students.

Here are some important resources that will guide you while you’re studying at U of T, and below we have some of the campus-specific supports to help you along the way:

U of T Mississauga

A student puts her hand up in class

U of T St. George

Students listen to an instructor in class

U of T Scarborough

Students get help with their assignments

Your keys to a healthy and fulfilling year

Health & wellness

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Finances & jobs

A student talks to someone at the Office of the Registrar

Equity, diversity & inclusion

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Navi: Your U of T resource finder

Navi is an anonymous virtual assistant, available 24/7, helping you navigate mental health and general U of T resources on campus.

Access NAVI resource finder

Follow your passions into a student club or volunteer experience

Students dance in one of the clubs at U of T

With over 1,000 student organizations and clubs to choose from, there are so many ways to cultivate your interests. Don’t see a club that speaks to you? Go out and start one! Clubs aren’t your thing? Consider a volunteer experience to connect with the communities outside of campus. You’re bound to find like-minded peers among the 99,000+ students attending U of T, so take a moment to learn why getting involved matters.

Additional supports are always available for you

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We’ve just scratched the surface of the services and supports available to you as a U of T student. Before you go, here are just a few more notable resources: