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Happy Spring!

For students who have not yet received an admission decision, we encourage them to log in to the Join U of T applicant website to ensure that we have their most current information.

We're hosting dozens of events this April. During our Spring Into U of T, students can enjoy academic showcases, participate in live panels with U of T students and alumni, take virtual tours, and attend info sessions. Your students can explore everything about the University of Toronto during Spring into U of T at discover.utoronto.ca/spring.

Our Parent & Family Engagement Webinars are designed to create a space for parents, guardians, and family members to ask questions about the university planning process, applications, admissions, and transitioning to university life. Browse our upcoming events for parents and families here.

The Temerty Faculty of Medicine has a longstanding tradition of hosting open house events that give prospective students a glimpse into U of T's various healthcare programs. This Spring Open House will highlight some of the many professional healthcare programs offered at U of T.

Launching in Fall 2021, the new Arts & Science Internship Program (ASIP) combines 12-20 months of paid work experience with specialized professionalism training. Students enrolled in eligible programs will be able to apply to ASIP starting in July 2021.

ASIP students gain hands-on work experience, learn valuable career skills, and build their professional network, all while being fully supported by a dedicated internship team. Find out more about ASIP here.

Our most recent entry in our new U of T Talks series is What Does a Leader Really Do? from Professor Nouman Ashraf, Assistant Professor at the Rotman School of Management. In this engaging (and fun!) talk, Prof. Ashraf lays out the traits of successful leaders, inspires students to make an impact, and explains "how leadership work is people work — if you can't love them, you can't lead them."  Watch What Does a Leader Really Do? here.

We encourage you to share this video with your students, or have them register for our next U of T Talk: Why Trust Science? A Philosophical Inquiry into Reasonable Beliefs.

Enrichment and summer programs are offered by many areas at the University of Toronto in a wide range of topics. These programs are for high school students looking to explore new areas, challenge themselves, and expand their horizons. Find out about about enrichment and summer programs for high school students here.

The University also offers a number of transition and support programs for new incoming students. Students will receive details about these programs by email, and can learn more through the Join U of T applicant website.

Friends of U of T, future students, and members of the public are welcome to join the John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design for our students' final reviews from April 15-23. Daniels Faculty students in architecture, landscape, and urban design will present their final projects to their instructors, as well as guest critics from the professional community and local and international academic institutions.

You can access the final reviews online here.