Newly Admitted Students - Future Students. University of Toronto

Checklist

Congratulations on your admission to the University of Toronto! Have a look at our checklist for incoming students. You’re well on your way to a world of opportunity — and at every step of the way, you’ll find unique programs, student clubs, and support services.

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Orientation

Join us for orientation and get a head start on your U of T journey. You’ll learn all about campus life, discover new ways to get involved, and meet new friends.

You can also tour our libraries and classrooms, find out about skills-building workshops, and much more.

Learn More About Orientation

Important Dates

Be sure to note these essential dates and deadlines, including sessional and financial dates, exam timetables, holidays and religious observances, study weeks, and more.

Learn More About Important Dates

FAQ

What if my marks go down after I’ve received my offer?
I’ve been offered a scholarship, but what if my marks go down?
How do I register or pay fees if I won’t receive OSAP (or other government student aid) until my classes begin?

OSAP and other government students aid recipients may register beginning in mid-July without paying the ‘Minimum Payment to Register’ amount on their Student Web Service/ACORN invoice if they are receiving, or expect to receive, OSAP or other government student aid greater than $0.

Find out about OSAP/Government Student Aid Tuition Fee Deferrals here.

Find more details about OSAP on our OSAP FAQ list.
How can I defer my offer of admission?

If you decide to put your studies on hold, you may request a one-year deferral of your offer of admission. If granted, the deferral of admission will include a deferral of any entrance scholarship(s) awarded and the residence guarantee if applicable. Applicants who plan to attend another post-secondary institution will not be permitted to defer their admission. You’ll find instructions and the application form here .