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Exam Prep & Rules

Make sure to check out the Faculty of Arts & Science Ìý²¹²Ô»åÌý, which includes study strategies, tips on what to expect at exams, and information on what to do if you encounter difficulties related to an exam. Good luck on all your exams!

Classes in the George Ignatieff Theatre:ÌýStudents are asked to abide by the theatre’s house rules:

• Please no food or drink other than water
• Please keep rolling stock (bicycles and skateboards) out of the theatre
• Please use the powerbar in the rear house centre for laptops and other items that need charging (cables that cross stairwells can cause folks to trip and fall)
• During exams, please place books and coats onstage (rather than in the aisles where they become a trip hazard)

Useful Links:

• Dining at Trinity
• PվɫÇéƬ Meeting (TCM) student government
• Opportunities for students (volunteer and paid positions)

To help with your transition to university – join one of the Faculty of Arts & Science’sÌýFirst-Year Learning Communities (FLC). Trinity hosts the Life Science FLC – you can opt for this FLC, or consider some of the other FLCs, to meet classmates, develop friendships, form study groups and develop academic and personal skills.

Information forÌýnewly admitted students, including Trinity’s orientation program, academic advising, course enrollment, and academic and student support services.

Academic Programs & Support Services

• Margaret MacMillan Trinity One Program
• Trinity One Mentors
• First-Year Seminars & Learning Communities
• Academic Support Services
• Academic Advising and Program Enrollment
• Career & Academic Advising
• Academic Dons: provide academic counselling and tutoring for all PվɫÇéƬ students
• Learning Strategists
• Accessibility Advisor
• Writing Support
• Math Support
• Peer Advisors
• Library Services for Students
• Research Support for Arts & Science Students, including the Personal Librarian Program

Financial Matters

• Tuition & Fees
• Admission ScholarshipsÌý²¹²Ô»åÌýIn-Course Scholarships
• Scholarships & Financial Aid
• Residence Fees
• Financial Advising & Budgeting

Student & Campus Life

• Student Services
• Admission to Residence
• Health & Wellness, including mental health
• Mentorship
• Dining at Trinity
• Food Services Flex Dollars,ÌýAcademic Gowns, Lockers
• Sign-Up for Trinity Events for Students
• Get Involved: student government, clubs
• Opportunities for Students: paid and volunteer positions

Questions? Contact:

• Office of the Dean of Students: deanofstudents@trinity.utoronto.ca
• Office of the Registrar: trinity.registrar@utoronto.ca

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ÌýAcademic Programs & Support Services

• Ethics, Society & Law
• International Relations
• Immunology
• Research Courses & Experiential Learning
• Academic Support Services
• Academic Advising
• Career & Academic Advising
• Academic Dons: provide academic counselling and tutoring for all PվɫÇéƬ students
• Learning Strategists
• Accessibility Advisor
• Writing Support
• Math Support
• Peer Advisors
• Library Services for Students
• Research Support for Arts & Science Students

Financial Matters

• Tuition & Fees
• Scholarships & Financial Aid,ÌýIn-Course Scholarship,ÌýGraduation Awards
• Residence Fees
• Financial Advising & Budgeting

ÌýStudent & Campus Life

• Student Services
• Upper Year Admission to Residence
• Health & Wellness, including mental health
• Mentorship
• Dining at Trinity
• Food Services Flex Dollars,ÌýAcademic Gowns, Lockers
• Sign-Up for Trinity Events for Students
• Community Spaces
• Get Involved: student government, clubs
• Opportunities for Students: paid and volunteer positions

Questions? Contact:

• Office of the Dean of Students: deanofstudents@trinity.utoronto.ca
• Office of the Registrar: trinity.registrar@utoronto.ca

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Important Links

• Living in Residence
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Dining at Trinity
• Residence Fees
• Residence Admission Policy
• Residence Agreement
• Community Standards
• Academic Dons

What’s News:ÌýThe commuter lounge is located in the Melinda Seaman Hall in St. Hilda’s College. Drop by to relax and connect with other students.

Trinity is home-away-from-home for many students who do not live on campus. In fact, 3 in 4 students commute daily. Our Non-Residence Affairs Committee (NRAC), a branch ofÌýstudent government, is responsible to keep non-residents involved in student life through programming and resources. You will find their office (and the many supports and services they provide) in Melinda Seaman Hall in St. Hilda’s College. The Co-Heads of NRAC work closely with the Office of the Dean of Students, Dean of Arts, Academic Dons, and other Administration to bring supportive programming to commuting students, always with the goal of encouraging engagement in College life. You can find much more information on the .

The Buttery is the main common use study lounge for commuters and is found on the main floor of the Gerald Larkin Building. This wheel-chair accessible building has a cafeteria, study space, a lounge, washrooms, events space, and even a fireplace. The relaxed setting makes it a perfect spot for informal meetings, from group-study sessions to tutoring sessions with Academic Dons and TAs.

Questions? Contact:

• Office of the Dean of Students: deanofstudents@trinity.utoronto.ca
• Office of the Registrar: trinity.registrar@utoronto.ca