The following are among the most frequently asked questions answered by our web staff. To ensure you get the info you need as quickly as possible, please check this list before contacting us. How do I get a university course calendar?
I'm looking to employ a student...
I'm interested in distance education...
I want to learn English as a Second Language.
I need my foreign degree evaluated for immigration or employment reasons.
It's about graduate studies...
I would like to work at U of T...
I need a campus map...
I'd like to study at U of T...
I can't find what I need on your websites...
I'm looking for summer accommodations...
I need to take a college admissions test...
I'd like a tour...
I need a transcript...
We'd like to get married on campus/get photos taken...
Q: How do I get a university course calendar?
Each faculty at the University of Toronto publishes its own calendar. An online version for the Faculty of Arts and Science can be found at www.artsandscience.utoronto.ca/ofr/calendar/
For online versions of other faculty calendars, visit www.utoronto.ca/calend.htm
To Order By Mail
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The costs including shipping, handling and taxes are as follows:
Arts and Science (St.George Campus)
-- $5.00 inside Canada
-- $8.00 to USA addresses
-- $15.00 elsewhere.
Set of University of Toronto calendars
-- $15.00 inside Canada
-- $20.00 to USA addresses
-- $30.00 to Europe
-- $70.00 elsewhere
Please send payment to
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Calendar Orders
Office of Admissions and Awards
University of Toronto
315 Bloor St. West
Toronto, Ontario, M5S 1A3
Q: I'm looking to employ a student...
You should visit the website of the UofT Career Centre at www.careers.utoronto.ca. It has information for students and employers.
Q: I'm interested in distance education...
UofT does not offer any undergraduate, degree-stream distance learning programs. Scan the database at www.distanceedcanada.ca to find Canadian universities that do offer such programs.
Q: I want to learn English as a Second Language.
Visit the English Language Program at the School of Continuing Studies.
Q: I need my foreign degree evaluated for immigration or employment reasons.
For information about our Comparative Education Service, visit www.adm.utoronto.ca/ces.
Q: It's about graduate studies...
For graduate studies, contact the School of Graduate Studies by email at graduate.information@utoronto.ca.
Q: I would like to work at U of T...
For job opportunities at the University of Toronto, see www.utoronto.ca/jobopps/. For faculty positions, see www.utoronto.ca/academicjobs.html
Q: I need a campus map...
See www.utoronto.ca/maps.html.
Q: I'd like to study at U of T...
For information on undergraduate, graduate, continuing studies or English language programs (formerly known as International English as a Second Language), try our prospective students' web portal. It's called "myfuture". Go to myfuture.utoronto.ca and create a profile for yourself (remember your login name and password so you can come back at some future date). Myfuture has information on programs, fees, registration, student services, housing, etc.
Q: I can't find what I need on your websites...
Try using our web search facility at http://www.utoronto.ca/utsearch.html. If you want to find a phrase, make sure to enclose it in quotation marks (e.g., "fiber optics")
Q: I'm looking for summer accommodations...
Take a look at eir.library.utoronto.ca/StudentHousing and follow the "summer residence" link in the left sidebar.
Mississauga and Scarborough are suburban campuses of the University. They are located approximately 33 km. west and east (respectively) of the downtown core. All other residences are on or near the downtown St. George Campus of the University. Toronto has an excellent transit system (streetcars, buses and underground) that can quickly get you to any attraction you may be interested in attending.
Q: I need to take a college admissions test...
The University of Toronto Testing Service SUPERVISES the following tests:
Q: I'd like a tour...
For information on campus tours, see www.utoronto.ca/prospect/visitors
Q: I need a transcript...
If any of your courses were PRIOR to September 1978, go to the University of Toronto Transcript Centre website at www.artsandscience.utoronto.ca/ofr/uttc. You can also go through the Transcript Centre if you have forgotten your student number.
If you were registered anytime from September 1978 to the present, go to the Student Web Service at: https://www.rosi.utoronto.ca/cgi/entrance.wb
If you graduated prior to the ROSI system being installed, follow the "First time users" link for assistance.
Q: We'd like to get married on campus/get wedding photos taken...
There are a number of facilities on campus that you can rent for weddings.
I'm looking to employ a student...
I'm interested in distance education...
I want to learn English as a Second Language.
I need my foreign degree evaluated for immigration or employment reasons.
It's about graduate studies...
I would like to work at U of T...
I need a campus map...
I'd like to study at U of T...
I can't find what I need on your websites...
I'm looking for summer accommodations...
I need to take a college admissions test...
I'd like a tour...
I need a transcript...
We'd like to get married on campus/get photos taken...
Q: How do I get a university course calendar?
Each faculty at the University of Toronto publishes its own calendar. An online version for the Faculty of Arts and Science can be found at www.artsandscience.utoronto.ca/ofr/calendar/
For online versions of other faculty calendars, visit www.utoronto.ca/calend.htm
To Order By Mail
----------------
The costs including shipping, handling and taxes are as follows:
Arts and Science (St.George Campus)
-- $5.00 inside Canada
-- $8.00 to USA addresses
-- $15.00 elsewhere.
Set of University of Toronto calendars
-- $15.00 inside Canada
-- $20.00 to USA addresses
-- $30.00 to Europe
-- $70.00 elsewhere
Please send payment to
----------------------
Calendar Orders
Office of Admissions and Awards
University of Toronto
315 Bloor St. West
Toronto, Ontario, M5S 1A3
Q: I'm looking to employ a student...
You should visit the website of the UofT Career Centre at www.careers.utoronto.ca. It has information for students and employers.
Q: I'm interested in distance education...
UofT does not offer any undergraduate, degree-stream distance learning programs. Scan the database at www.distanceedcanada.ca to find Canadian universities that do offer such programs.
Q: I want to learn English as a Second Language.
Visit the English Language Program at the School of Continuing Studies.
Q: I need my foreign degree evaluated for immigration or employment reasons.
For information about our Comparative Education Service, visit www.adm.utoronto.ca/ces.
Q: It's about graduate studies...
For graduate studies, contact the School of Graduate Studies by email at graduate.information@utoronto.ca.
Q: I would like to work at U of T...
For job opportunities at the University of Toronto, see www.utoronto.ca/jobopps/. For faculty positions, see www.utoronto.ca/academicjobs.html
Q: I need a campus map...
See www.utoronto.ca/maps.html.
Q: I'd like to study at U of T...
For information on undergraduate, graduate, continuing studies or English language programs (formerly known as International English as a Second Language), try our prospective students' web portal. It's called "myfuture". Go to myfuture.utoronto.ca and create a profile for yourself (remember your login name and password so you can come back at some future date). Myfuture has information on programs, fees, registration, student services, housing, etc.
Q: I can't find what I need on your websites...
Try using our web search facility at http://www.utoronto.ca/utsearch.html. If you want to find a phrase, make sure to enclose it in quotation marks (e.g., "fiber optics")
Q: I'm looking for summer accommodations...
Take a look at eir.library.utoronto.ca/StudentHousing and follow the "summer residence" link in the left sidebar.
Mississauga and Scarborough are suburban campuses of the University. They are located approximately 33 km. west and east (respectively) of the downtown core. All other residences are on or near the downtown St. George Campus of the University. Toronto has an excellent transit system (streetcars, buses and underground) that can quickly get you to any attraction you may be interested in attending.
Q: I need to take a college admissions test...
The University of Toronto Testing Service SUPERVISES the following tests:
- ACT - www.act.org
- GRE - www.gre.org
- SAT - www.collegeboard.com
- LSAT - www.lsat.org
- MCAT - aamc.org/mcat
Q: I'd like a tour...
For information on campus tours, see www.utoronto.ca/prospect/visitors
Q: I need a transcript...
If any of your courses were PRIOR to September 1978, go to the University of Toronto Transcript Centre website at www.artsandscience.utoronto.ca/ofr/uttc. You can also go through the Transcript Centre if you have forgotten your student number.
If you were registered anytime from September 1978 to the present, go to the Student Web Service at: https://www.rosi.utoronto.ca/cgi/entrance.wb
If you graduated prior to the ROSI system being installed, follow the "First time users" link for assistance.
Q: We'd like to get married on campus/get wedding photos taken...
There are a number of facilities on campus that you can rent for weddings.
- Trinity College (Anglican): www.trinity.toronto.edu/Chaplaincy/wedding.htm.
- Knox College (Presbyterian): knox.college@utoronto.ca or (416) 978-0168
- Victoria College (United): (416) 585-4499
- St. Michael's College (Catholic): (416) 926-7141.
- Hart House: www.utoronto.ca/harthouse
- Faculty Club: www.utoronto.ca/facultyclub
