| | | Spring is here which means longer days, warmer weather, and beautiful cherry blossoms! We've been busy introducing a new ASL course teaching students how to sign and understand Deaf culture, exploring how women are defined in sport, integrating Indigenous teachings into public health curriculum, and much more.
Sign up for a virtual campus tour, webcast, or webchat—and ask us anything about our admission requirements, co-curricular opportunities, residence options, meal plans, athletic programs, and academic programs. |
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Webcasts for Prospective Students U of T Talks: Being a Composer in the 21st Century On May 18th, Prof. Eliot Britton, a composer and researcher at the Faculty of Music, will talk about how composers exist at the intersection of imagination, tradition, and limitless technical innovation. He will introduce some of his recent creative projects, and show how they blur musical tradition and technology in forward-thinking, sustainable ways. Students can register for this virtual talk today. |
| | Waitlists This spring we introduced a new waitlist for undergraduate applicants in select program areas. Since we're unable to admit all students with good academic records, our waitlist provides an opportunity for eligible undergraduate applicants to be reconsidered for admission. Applicants on the waitlist are assessed for admission for any available spaces in the program that they originally applied to, as well as related program areas. Applicants are invited to the waitlist based on their academic record and anticipated program space. How waitlisting works at U of T. Admission Condition Request Form While we expect that admitted students will be able to meet their offer conditions, if there are extenuating circumstances impacting their ability to do so, students can complete the Admission Condition Request Form to request an extension and provide an explanation. The form is available through the Join U of T portal as of May 1st to applicants who have accepted their offer of admission and must be submitted no later than seven business days prior to the offer condition deadline date. Although we cannot guarantee approval, condition requests will be reviewed on their individual merits with each applicant's circumstances, overall academic record and program space availability being taken into consideration. |
| | | Enrichment & Summer Programs for Students |
| Do you want to experience what it's like to be a U of T student? Sign-up for our Enrichment & Summer Programs which are offered on all three U of T campuses on a wide range of topics. Here are a few of the programs we have on offer:
- The Daniels Minecraft Program is back and better than ever! This program uses your participant’s love of Minecraft to explore the fundamentals of design and architecture while building teamwork and communication skills.
- The Da Vinci Engineering Enrichment Program (DEEP) is designed for highly motivated high school students with an aptitude for science and math. DEEP provides students from around the world with the opportunity for advanced study in a variety of engineering, technology, business, and science disciplines at the University of Toronto.
- In this course, Grade 10-12 Advanced Math Club: Fractals and Dynamic Systems, we will take a deep dive into a branch of mathematics involving dynamics and fractals. We will explore famous fractals like the Mandelbrot Set; we will study the fractals associated to the Root approximation of roots, and we will see many examples of questions associated to fractals.
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| | | Arts & Science Internship Program |
| Launched in Fall 2021, the new Arts & Science Internship Program (ASIP) is available for eligible students entering their second year of study. ASIP combines 12-20 months of paid work experience with professional development training. |
| | U of T Campus Tours We've opened up in-person tours again at all three of our campuses (St. George, Mississauga, and Scarborough). Students can now sign up to take a tour with us! Visit the U of T Mississauga Campus |
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