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glishacilityisrequired xceptorthose: ge(i.e.thelanguagesachild)isEnglish,orsatisactoryacademictouryearsoull-time hlanguageschoolsystemrywherethedominanth,or geisFrenchandwhohave oryacademicprogressinatull-timestudyinCanada.

IyouareuncertainwhetherornotyouwillberequiredtotakeanEnglishacilitytest,contactEnrolmentServices,UniversityoToronto,172St.GeorgeStreet,Toronto,ON,CanadaM5R0A3.Provideullinormationaboutyourlanguageandcopiesotranscripts/documentssupportingyourclaim,andwewillletyouknow.

IyoudonotmeetUoTslanguagerequirementsbuthavedemonstratedsuperioracademicperormanceatthehighschoollevel,youmaybeinterestedintheInternationalFoundationProgram(www.ip.utoronto.ca)oeredatNewCollegeintheFacultyoArtsandScienceortheFacultyoAppliedScienceandEngineering.

ACCEPTABLETESTS/QUALIFICATIONS

ANDREQUIREDSCORES

Registerwellinadvanceorthetestasspaceislimited.Notethatsometestresultswillnotbeavailabletousuntilsevenoreightweeksaterthetestdate.

WeacceptonlyocialtestscoressentdirectlytoEnrolmentServicesbytheissuingagency.Werecommendthatyourequestthatyourresultbesenttousassoonasitisavailable.Youwillnotbepenalizedoralowresultiwereceiveanacceptableresultonalatertest.

licants apply to U o T through the Universities Application Centre). I you are unable to apply online,n request a paper application [email protected] (subject opaper application); by telephone:23-1063; or by writing to the Universities Application Centre:esearch Lane, Guelph, Ontario,a N1G 5E2.

Please note there is an application ee orthe Ontario Universities Application Centreand an additional $90.00 application eeor the University o Toronto.

The University o Toronto operates on anacademic year rather than on a semesteror quarter system. Students begin theirstudies in September and continue untilMay o the ollowing year.

The University o Toronto does not dealwith agents and it does not recommendthat applicants deal with agents.

For more details about applicationprocedures and deadlines, visit our websiteat www.adm.utoronto.ca

APPLICATION DEADLINES FORINTERNATIONAL APPLICANTS

January 15 Architecture, Landscape,andDesign; Music

January 31 Engineering; International

Foundation Program; Kinesiology andPhysical Education; Nursing;U o T Mississauga; U o T Scarborough;U o T St. George (Arts, Science,Commerce)

March 1 Medical Radiation Sciences

STUDENT PERMIT/VISAI you are not a citizen or permanentresident o Canada, you should apply ora study permit and entry visa (dependingon citizenship) as soon as you receive yourletter o admission rom the University.You can obtain applications or thesedocuments rom a Canadian embassy orconsulate beore departing.

CENTRE FOR INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Adapting to a new cultural environmentand a new education system may presentsome unexpected challenges. The Centreor International Experience is ready tohelp you with a wide range o services andprograms. Visit www.cie.utoronto.ca

GUARDIANSHIPI you are an international student underthe age o 18, you may be asked byImmigration Canada to nd a Canadiancitizen to act as a guardian. Your amily isresponsible or satisying this requirement.

Applicants who are competitive oradmission to the University o Toronto areamong the top third o their class. Onlythose applicants who have attained a highlevel o academic achievement and whocompletely satisy prerequisites will beadmitted. Detailed course descriptions andreading lists may be necessary to ensure

that subject requirements have been met.See also English Language Requirements.

For a complete list o admissionqualications including academic and non-academic requirements visitwww.adm.utoronto.ca

TRANSFER STUDENTS

Arts, Science, Business (all campuses):A maximum o ten transer credits (two ullyears) will be awarded to those candidateswho have completed two years beyond thebasis or admission at another recognizeduniversity.

Reer to www.adm.utoronto.caor detailedinormation about minimum admissionrequirements or your educationaljurisdiction.

Applicants who have completed more thanhal o their program at another recognizedinstitution are not eligible to transer to thesame eld o study.

Students will be notied o the transercredits to which they are entitled as soonas possible ater they have been admittedand paid the Transer Credit AssessmentFee. Details on ee payment will beprovided when an oer o admission ismade. Interviews may be required.

Applicants with a bachelors degree orequivalent rom another university whowish to complete a second undergraduatedegree in arts, science or business mayapply or admission to a second degreeprogram. Those admitted to a seconddegree program will be granted a maximumo one year o transer credit (ve ullcredit courses).

It is not possible to complete a secondundergraduate degree in the same eldas a rst degree (or instance studentswho have completed a degree in or havemajored in economics, management,commerce or business cannot complete aBachelor o Commerce degree or Bacheloro Business Administration).

An applicant who already holds anundergraduate degree is advised to applyas a Non-degree student to take courses toqualiy or graduate level studies or otherproessional programs. Please note that itmay not be possible to register in coursesthat are in high demand.

Applicants who hold an undergraduatedegree in Engineering cannot beoered admission to our undergraduateEngineering aculty.

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS

REQUIRING UNIVERSITY PREPARATIONDentistry; Education; Law; MedicalRadiation Sciences; Medicine; Nursing;Pharmacy; Physician Assistant - ordetailed inormation visit www.utoronto.ca

The University o Toronto provides a rangeo admission scholarships. All applicants

are considered automatically or admissionscholarships based on their academicperormance. Scholarship oers are sent atthe same time as our oers o admission.Canadian citizens and permanent residentsliving outside Canada are also eligibleor the University o Toronto nancial aidguarantee that assures support or studentswith nancial need.

U.S. citizens can apply or nancialassistance rom the U.S. William D.Ford Federal Direct Loan Program. TheUniversity o Toronto is a recognized post-secondary institution or Federal DirectLoans (PLUS/Subsidized/Unsubsidized).Education Savings Plans, and US FederalEducation Tax credits are also applicable.Complete details can be ound at www.adm.utoronto.ca

To obtain a study permit, internationalstudents must demonstrate to Citizenshipand Immigration Canada that they havesucient resources to cover tuition andexpenses or at least one year o university.Complete details can be ound at:www.cic.gc.ca

Residence is guaranteed or all new ull-timestudents entering their rst year o universityin an undergraduate program or the rsttime, provided that they have indicatedtheir interest in residence by completing theUniversitys common residence applicationby March 31, and have received andaccepted an oer o admission by June 2.

For details contact:

U o T St. GeorgeStudent Housing ServiceTel: 416 978 8045www.housing.utoronto.ca

U o T MississaugaResidence Services CentreTel: 905 828 5286www.utm.utoronto.ca/housing

U o T Scarborough

Student Housing and Residence Lie OceTel: 416 287 7365www.utsc.utoronto.ca/residences

mong the Universitys manyoutstanding resources is its librarysystem, rated one o the top veh America. More than 40 libraries the most comprehensive collectionarch material in Canada. There isce space or over 8,858 students,h service, an advisory bureau, antional student centre, a careera housing service, restaurants,

ores, athletic and recreationes and acilities or music, theatrebate.

LOCATIONToronto is one o the riendliest andsaest cities in the world. There are threelocations at which students may study.U o T St. George is located in the heart odowntown Toronto; U o T Scarborough is22 km (14 miles) to the east o U o T St.George; and U o T Mississauga is 27 km(17 miles) to the west o U o T St. George.All three campuses oer studies in arts,science, business and education; most othe proessional aculties are located atU o T St. George.

FOR MORE INFORMATIONEnrolment Services172 St. George StreetToronto, ON, Canada M5R 0A3Tel: 416 978 2190Web: www.adm.utoronto.ca

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THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO

ERSITY OF TORONTO

ernational Unergrauate

ission Inforation 2014/15lished in 1827, the University of Toronto is one of the oldest and most internationally recognized universities

th America. Canadas largest university takes pride in a tradition of excellence. No other Canadian university

as great a diversity of programs and resources. Academic excellence is the prime goal, but the importance

total university experience is also recognized. Student enrolment is 80,000; the faculty numbers 11,581.

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U OF T ST. GEORGE

416 978 5000www.uot.me/stgeorgetours

U OF T MISSISSAUGA

905 828 5400www.utm.utoronto.ca/tours

U OF T SCARBOROUGH

416 287 7529www.utsc.utoronto.ca/admissions/tours

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SCARBOROUGHCAMPUS

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Toronto City Centre

ST. GEORGECAMPUSSAUGA CAMPUS

SCHolArSHIpS And FInAnCIAl AId

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Student Housingand Residence Lie3359 Mississauga Rd. N.Mississauga, ON L5L 1C6

T: 905.828.5286F: [email protected]/housing

M, F 1500 decl ining balan ce me al car d;three meal plan options opento rst-year students

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Student Housing andResidence Lie1265 Military TrailToronto, ON M1C 1A4

T: 416.287.7365F: [email protected]/residences

M, F 765townhouses

&apartments

required meal plans; decliningbalance meal plan

U T St. Gg

Chestnut ResidenceResidence Oce89 Chestnut St.Toronto, ON M5G 1R1

T: 416.978.8863F: 416.585.3197chestnut.residence@utoronto.cawww.chestnutresidence.utoronto.ca

M , F, Co -e d 1 08 8 1 5 m ea ls /w k; 33 0 m ea ls /y ror carte blanche; meals toaccommodate diverse needs

Innis CollegeOce o the Dean111 St. George St.Toronto, ON M5S 2E8

T: 416.978.2512F: [email protected]

M, F 32982apartments

no meal plan; ully-equippedkitchens

New CollegeOce o Residence andStudent Lie40 Willcocks St.Toronto, ON M5S 1C6


M , F, Co -e d 8 64 1 5 m ea ls /w k; 33 0 m ea ls /y ror carte blanche; vegetarianselections and Halal options;all you care to eat

St. Michaels College:Loretto CollegeDean o Women70 St. Mary St.Toronto, ON M5S 1J3


F 115 21 meals/wk; vegetarianselection; international cuisine

St. Michaels CollegeStudent ResidenceDean o Students81 St. Mary St.Toronto, ON M5S 1J4

T: 416.926.7127F: [email protected]/smcresidence

M, F 520 continuous dining with 3options: 5 day meal plan romSunday-Thursday or Monday-Friday; 7 day meal plan

Trinity CollegeDean o Students44 Devonshire PlaceToronto, ON M5S 2E2


M, F 430 400 meals/yr or 310 meals/ yr; all-you-care-to-eat mealswith vegetarian, vegan optionsincluding a salad bar andinternational cuisine; 10 reeguest passes

University CollegeResidence OceD105-15 Kings College CircleToronto, ON M5S 3H7


Co- ed 712 -la- carte declin ing balanc e;wide variety o menu options,including vegetarian, to suitdiverse student needs

Victoria CollegeOce o the Dean o Students140 Charles St. WestToronto, ON M5S 1K9


M , F, Co -e d 7 90 c om bi na ti on o al l- yo u- ca re -to-eat meals and a decliningfex dollar system; Halal,vegetarian, vegan and latenight meal options

Woodsworth CollegeResidence Oce321 Bloor St. WestToronto, ON M5S 1S5


M , F, C o- ed 3 61 n o m ea l p la n; ul ly -e qu ip pe dkitchens

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VISIt uS

aseinthesecondyearosomeprograms.Acompletetuitioneescheduleisavailableatwww.ees.utoronto.ca

$CAD$US*

$10,088$15,308$9,602$14,570

$7,550$8,486$7,186$8,077

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1.TestoEnglishasaForeignLanguage

(TOEFL)

MinimumRequirementiBTtotalscoreo100+22onWritingPBTtotalscoreo600+5.0onTWEDiscretionaryRange*iBTtotalscore89-99+19-21onWritingPBTtotalscore573-597+4.5onTWE

TheTOEFLinstitutioncodeorundergraduatestudiesattheUniversityoTorontois0982-00.YoumustlistthiscodecorrectlyontheTOEFLorms,orwewillnotreceiveyourresult.WereceiveyourresultelectronicallyromTOEFL.Wedonotacceptpaperresults.

Web:www.ets.org/toefEmail:[email protected]:6097717100;Fax:6102908972Mail:TOEFLServices,P.O.Box6151,Princeton,NJ08541-6151,USA.

2.MichiganEnglishLanguageAssessment

Battery(MELAB)

MinimumRequirementOverallscoreo85,withnopartscorebelow80DiscretionaryRange*Overallscoreoatleast80withnopartscorebelow80

WedonotrequiretheoptionalMELABOralTest.

MainMELABOfce

Web:www.cambridgemichigan.org/melabEmail:[email protected]:7346159629;Fax:7347630369Mail:MELAB,CambridgeMichiganLanguageAssessments,535WestWilliamSt.,Suite310,AnnArbor,Michigan,48103-4978,USA.

TorontoMELABOfce

Website:www.myetc.caEmail:[email protected];Tel:4169463942;Fax:416-946-0337Mail:EnglishTestingCanada,45WillcocksStreet,Room139,Toronto,ONM5S1C7,Canada.

3.EnglishLanguageDiagnosisand

Assessment/CertifcateoProfciencyin

English(ELDA/COPE)

MinimumRequirementOverallscoreo86,with32inWritingand22ineachoReadingandListening.DiscretionaryRange*Overallscoreo80-85,with28-31inWritingand18-21ineachoReadingandListening.

ELDA/COPEiscurrentlyavailableinTorontoonly.

Web:www.copetest.comEmail:[email protected]:4169622673Mail:COPETestingLtd.,Box957,7BPleasantBlvd.,Toronto,ON,M4T1K2.

*DiscretionaryRangesforTOEFL,MELAB

andELDA/COPE

Ianapplicantscoresinthediscretionaryrangesindicatedabove,andisotherwisewellqualiedoradmission,wewillautomaticallyconsiderotheracademicevidenceoEnglishprociency(orexample,resultsinEnglishcourses)andwewilladvisetheapplicantwhetherornotourEnglishlanguagerequirementshavebeensatised.Itisnotnecessarytorequestthisspecialconsideration.LettersoreerencewillNOTbeusedorthispurpose.

4.InternationalEnglishLanguageTesting

System(IELTS)AcademicModule

Theminimumrequirementisanoverallbando6.5,withnobandbelow6.0.ResultsarereceivedelectronicallyromIELTS.Wedonotacceptpaperresults.

Web:www.ielts.orgEmail:[email protected]:+44(0)1223553355;Fax:+44(0)1223460278Mail:IELTSOce,UniversityoCambridgeESOLExaminations,1HillsRoad,CambridgeCB12EU,UK.

5.AcademicEnglishCourse

CompletedatEnglishLanguageProgram,SchooloContinuingStudies,UniversityoToronto.TheminimumrequirementisagradeoBatthe60/Advancedlevel.

Web:learn.english.utoronto.caEmail:[email protected]:4169785104;Fax:4169712839

6.InternationalFoundationProgram(IFP)

CompletedattheUniversityoToronto,FacultyoArtsandScience,St.GeorgecampusortheFacultyoArchitecture,Landscape,andDesignortheFacultyoAppliedScienceandEngineering.

TheminimumrequirementisthesuccessulcompletionotheInternationalFoundationProgram.

Web:www.ip.utoronto.caEmail:[email protected]:4169465146;Fax:4169468050

OTHERACCEPTABLETESTS/

QUALIFICATIONS

7.CanadianTestoEnglishorScholarsandTrainees(CanTEST).Theminimumrequirementisanaveragescoreo4.5,andnopartbelow4.

8.CanadianAcademicEnglishLanguage(CAEL)Assessment.Theminimumrequirementisanoverallscoreo70andnopartbelow60.

9.OneullyearodegreestudyatarecognizedEnglish-mediumuniversitylocatedinacountrywhereEnglishisthedominantlanguage.TheminimumrequirementisourulltranserabledegreecoursescompletedwithgradesoC(orinprogress).Icoursesareinprogress,youmustprovidewrittendetailsocourses(includingdescriptionandcreditvalue).

10.InternationalBaccalaureateEnglishLiteratureHigherLevelorEnglishLanguageandLiteratureHigherLevelorEnglishA1HigherLevelorEnglishA2HigherLevelinprogressorpassedwithminimumgradeo4.

11.GCSE/IGCSE/GCEOLevelEnglish/EnglishLanguage/EnglishasaSecondLanguagewithminimumgradeoB.

12.GCEA/AS/AICELevelEnglishorEnglishLanguagewithminimumgradeoC(orinprogress).

13.CambridgeEnglish:Prociency/CerticateoProciencyinEnglish(CPE)byCambridgeEnglishLanguageAssessment(ormerlyCambridgeESOL).TheminimumrequirementisagradeoC.

14.CambridgeEnglish:Advanced/CerticateinAdvancedEnglish(CAE)byCambridgeEnglishLanguageAssessment(ormerlyCambridgeESOL).TheminimumrequirementisagradeoB.

DEADLINEDATES

IyouarerequiredtopresentproooEnglishacility,itisyourresponsibilitytoarrangetotakeoneotheacceptabletests/qualicationsintimeortheocialresultstobereceivedbyEnrolmentServicesbeorethedocumentdeadlineortheprogramtowhichyouhaveapplied.Pleasereertowww.adm.utoronto.caortheappropriatedocumentdeadline.

ENGLISHCOURSEREQUIREMENTS

Normally,aseniorlevelEnglishcourse(equivalenttoOntarioENG4U/EAE4U)isrequiredoradmissiontoallundergraduateprograms.IyouareastudentinaCanadianhighschoolandarerequiredtopresentanacceptableEnglishlanguagetestresultyouareexemptedromthisrequirementandmaypresentanotheracademicGrade12courseinplaceoEnglish.Itwouldstillbenecessaryoryoutopresentthetotalnumberocreditsasrequiredandsatisythegraduationrequirementsoryourprovince.Wedo,however,stronglyencourageyoutoincludeEnglishinyourpreparationoruniversity.IyoucompleteGrade12EnglishasanextracreditandyouarerequiredtopresentanacceptableEnglishlanguagetestresult,wewouldincludeyourEnglishmarkintheadmissionaverageonlyithisimprovesyouraverage.

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mental Science M, Bio, Ch/Ph x x x

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Science M, Bio, Ch, Ph x

Anthropology Bio x

Biology M, Bio, Ch, Ph x

Chemistry M, Bio, Ch, Ph x

Psychology M, Bio x

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Civilization x x

&Transnationalx x

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SSION REQUIREMENTSram areas require English. Mathematics (includings) is required or programs with Mathematicsisites.

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about admission requirements pertaining to youronal jurisdiction are available at www.adm.utoronto.ca.

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History x x x x

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Cell & Molecular Biology M, Bio, Ch x x

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Human Biology M, Bio, Ch x xIntegrative Biology M, Bio, Ch x

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Neuroscience M, Bio, Ch x x x

Paramedicine * M, Bio, Ch x

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General Management M x x

Health Management M x x

Management & Accounting M x x

Management & Finance M x x

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ResourcesM x x

Management& InormationTechnology

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Management &Internati onalBusiness( co-op only)

M x x

Management & Marketing M x x

Strategic Management M x x

Economicsor ManagementStudies

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PhySical& enVironMenTalScienceS (bS)

Astronomy &Astrophysics M, Ph x

Biochemistry M, Bio, Ch, Ph x x

Biological Chemistry M, Bio, Ch, Ph x x

Chemistry M, Ch, Ph x x x

Environmental Biology M, Bio, Ch; (rec. Ph) x x

Environmental Chemistry M, Ch, Ph x x

E nv ir onm en tal Ge osc ie nc e M, Bi o, Ch; (re c. Ph) x x

Environmental Physi cs M, Ch, Ph; (rec. Bio) x x

Environmental Science M, Bio, Ch; (rec. Ph) x x x

Physical &Mathemati calSciences

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Physical Sciences M, Ch, Ph x

Physics and Astrophysics M, Ph x x

SocialScienceS (ba)

Anthropology (BA/BSc) x x x

City Studies x x

Diaspora& TransnationalStudies

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Environmental Studies x

Geography

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Physical& Human

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HealthPolicy(BA) x x

InternationalDevelopment

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Political Science x x x

Public Policy x x

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Bioethics (rec. Bio) x x x

Book and Media Studies x x

Buddhism, PsychologyandMental Health

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Business German x

Canadian Studies (J) x x x

Caribbean Studies (J) x x x

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Christianity and Education x

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x x x

East Asian Studies (J) x x x

Education and Society x

English x x x

Environmental Ethics (J) x x

Equity Studies (J) x

Estonian Studies x

Ethics, Society and Law (J) x

European Studies (J) x

European Union Studies (J) x

Finnish Studies x x

French as a Second Language x

French Language and FrenchLinguistics

x x

French Language and Literature x x

French Language Learning x

French Studies x

German Studies x x x

German Studies in English x

Greek x x

Health Studies (J) x x

History x x x

Historyand Philosophyo

Science and Technologyx x

Hungarian Studies x x

International Relations (J) (rec. M) x x

Islamic Studies x

Italian x x x

Italian Culture and

Communication Studiesx

Italian Second LanguageLearning

x

Jewish Studies x x x

Latin x x

Latin American Studies (J) x x

Linguistics x x x

Literary Studies x

Literary Studies(Comparative LiteratureStream)

x x

Literary Studies(Cultural TheoryStr eam)

x x

Material Culture (J) x

Mediaeval Studies x x x

Music Audition Required x x

Music History and Culture x

M us i c w i th E ns em bl e O pt i on A ud it i on R eq ui re d x x

Near and Middle EasternCivilizations

x x x

Philosophy x x x

Polish Language and Literature x x

Polish Studies x x

Portuguese x x x

Religion x x x

Religion: Christian Origins x

Renaissance Studies x x x

Russian Language x

Russian Language andLiterature

x x x

Russian Literature inTranslation

x

Semiotics and CommunicationTheory

x

Sexual Diversity Studies (J) x x x

South Asian Studies (J) x

South Slavic Studies x x

Spanish x x x

Ukrainian Language andLiterature

x x x

Women and Gender Studies (J) x x x

Writing and Rhetoric x

Yiddish, Al and Malke GreenProgram

x

liFe ScienceS (bS)

Ani mal Physi ology M, Bi o, Ch; (r ec. Ph) x

A nt hr op ol og y, Bi ol og ic al M , B io , C h; (r ec . P h) x

Biochemistry M, Bio, Ch; (rec. Ph) x x

Biodiversity and ConservationBiology

M, Bio x

Bioinormatics and

Computational BiologyM, Bio, Ch x

B io lo gi ca l C he mi st ry M , B io , C h; (r ec . P h) x

Biological Physics M, Bio, Ch, Ph x

BiologyM, Bio, Ch; (Ch notreqd or Minor)

x x x

B io me di ca l To xi co lo gy M , B io , C h; ( re c. P h) x x

Cell and Molecular BiologyM, Bio, Ch, Ph; (Ph notreqd or Major)

x x

Developmental Biology M, Bio, Ch x

Ecologyand EvolutionaryBiology

M, Bio, Ch x x

Environment and Behaviour M; (rec. Bio) x

Environment and Energy M, Ch; (rec. Ph) x

E nv ir on me nt an d H ea lt h M , B io , C h; (r ec . P h) x x

En vi ro nm en t a nd Sc ie nc e M , Bi o, Ch ; ( re c. Ph ) x

Environment and Tox ico logy M, Bio , Ch ; ( rec . Ph ) x

progrAm AdmISSIon

prereQuISIteS

noteS

attu, lsp & dsg; www.s.utt.

Architectural Studies(BA)

E

The DanielsFacultys undergraduate program oers an HonoursBA in Architectural Studies. Theprogram encompasses threemaj or disciplinesthat shapethe built environme

architecture and urban design. Both proessions o Architectureand Landscape Architecturerequire a graduate degree at themaster slevel. All studentsare required tocompl

supplementary application to beconsidered or admission. Details and deadlinescan beound on our websiteat www.daniels.utoronto.ca.

Architectural Design

History, Theory, and Criticism

Visual Studies (BA) E

The DanielsFaculty oers an HonoursBA in Visual Studies. Theprogram oers coursesi n most areaso contemporary art practice, including disciplinespecic and interdisc

Studies emphasizesa strongcom mitment tothe social, cultural and theoretical issues embodied in thecurr ent art community. All students arerequir ed to completea supplem

considered or admission. Details can be ound on our website at: www.daniels.utoronto.ca.

egg (baS); www.sv.gg.utt.

Chemical Engineering

E, M, Ch, Ph

Optional specializationsater Year 2: Biomolecular &Biomedi cal Engineering, BioprocessEngineer ing, Chemical &Mater ialsPr ocessEngineering, Environmental Science

&Engineeri ng, Inormatics, Paper &Pulp, Surace &InteraceEngineer ing, and Sustainable Energy

C i vi l E ng in ee r in g O pt i on al s pe ci al i za ti o ns a te r Y ea r 2 : U rb an E ng i ne er i ng , I nt el l ig en t I n r as t ru ct ur e & S u st ai na bi l it y, E nv i ro nm en ta l E ng i ne er i ng

Computer Engineering Optional specializations ater Year 2: Photonics, Electromagnetics, Control Systems, Signal Processing, Bioengineering, Computer Sotware, Digital Electronics,

Semiconductor Physics, EnergySystems, Communications Systems, Computer Networks, Computer Hardware, Analog ElectronicsElectrical Engineering

Engineering Science(BASc in Eng Sci)Majors or Years3 and 4: Aerospace Engineering, Biomedical SystemsEngineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering, EnergySystem sEngineering, Inrastructure

Engineering, Nanoengineering, Engineering Physics, EngineeringM athematics, Statistics &Finance

I nd us tr ia l En gi ne er in g O pt io na l sp ec ia li za ti on s a te r Ye ar 2 : Hu ma n Fa ct or s, O pe ra ti on s Re se ar ch , In o rm at io n En gi ne er in g

Materials Engineering

Optional specializationsater Year 2: Nanomaterials and Nanotechnology, Materials Processing &SustainableDevel opment, Biomaterials &Bioengineeri ng, Materials in

Manuacturing

M e ch an ic al E ng in ee ri n g O pt i on al s pe ci al i za ti o ns a te r Ye ar 2 : Me ch at r on ic s, M an u ac t ur in g, S ol id M ec ha ni c s & D es ig n, E ne rg y & E nv ir o nm en t, B io en gi ne er i ng

M i ne ra l En gi n ee ri ng O pt i on al s pe ci al i za ti o ns a te r Ye ar 2 : Mi n in g G eo me ch an ic s, G eo l og ic al E ng i ne er i ng , Ur b an I n r as tr u ct ur e, G eo t ec hn ic al , Ap pl ie d Ge ol og y

G en er al F i rs t Y ea r ( Tr a ck On e) E ng in ee r in g P ro gr am O p ti o ns a te r Y ea r 1 : C he m ic al , C iv il , C om pu te r, E l ec tr i ca l, I n du st r ia l, M a te ri al s , Me ch an ic al , M in er al

Mus (Musb); www.mus.utt.

Artist Diploma (ArtDipMus)

E

JazzPer ormance applicantsare required to submit an audition DVDor pre-screening byJanuary 15, 2014. Successul applicantswill be invited to audition in person. Seew

under theprospective student section or urther details.

Allapplicants arerequiredtosubmita Music QuestionnairebyJanuary 15,2014.TheMusic Questionnairewillbe availableonline inearly Decemberatwww.music.utoronto.

encouraged tocomplete their application online and submit the hard copyto the Facultyo Music as early aspossible to increase their chanceo securing their preerred audi

beassi gnedanauditiontime oncethe Music Questionnairehasbeenrecei ved.Applicantsto theConcurrentTeacherEducationProgrammustalso complete aCTEPApplicant

A maximum o twoGrade 12 Musiccredits maybe counted in the admission average.

All applicants must provide proo o completion o RCM Grade 2 Rudimentsand Grade 3 Harmony, or their equivalent, byJune13, 2014.

All applicantswithin a 400 km radiuso Torontomust audition in person. Othersare able tosend in arecording, although alive audition ishighly recommended. Auditionsare

and March.

Composition

Comprehensive

Concurrent Education/Music Education (CTEP)

(MusBac, BEd)

History&Theory

Music Education

Perormance

Ksg& Ps eut (bPhe; bKin; bPhe/be); www.ksg.utt.

Concurrent Education/Physical &Health Education

(CTEP) (BPHE, BEd)E, Bio, M;

(rec. Ch, Ph)

Theundergraduate program isaccredi ted in Kinesiology and Physical Education Teacher Preparation. I ExerciseScience isnot available, asubstitute Grade 12 Uor M course

planning to takehigher year biologycourses should takeGrade 12 Chemistry. All applicantsmust complete an onlineStatement o Interest Form available in Januaryat www.p

Applicants to theCTEP Program must completea CTEP Applicant Prole in addition tothe Statement o Interest www.ctep.utoronto.ca.Kinesiology (BKIN)

Physical &Health Education (BPHE)

Pr oG ra M SU bje cT (S )re qU ir ed in Pr oG ra M T yPe


Environmental BiologyM, Bio, Ch; (Ch notreqd or Minor)

x x

Environmental Biology(o eredjointly with the NationalUniversity o Singapore)

M, Bio x

En vi ro nm en ta l Ch em is tr y M , Bi o, Ch ; ( re c. Ph ) x x

E nv ir on me nt al Ge os ci en ce s M , B io , C h; (r ec . P h) x x x

E nv ir on me nt al S ci en ce M , B io , C h; ( re c. P h) x

Fo re st Bi om at er ia ls S ci en ce M , Bi o; ( re c. Ch) x x

Fo re st Co ns er va ti on Sc ie nc e M , Bi o; (r ec . C h) x x x

Genome Biology M, Bio, Ch x

Human Biology M, Bio, Ch; (rec. Ph) xHuman Biology: Genes,Geneticsand Biotechnology

M , Bi o, Ch ; ( re c. Ph ) x x

Human B iology : G loba l Health M, B io, Ch ; ( rec . Ph ) x x

Human Biology: Health andDisease


Human Biology: Health Care

EthicsM , Bi o, C h; ( re c. P h) x

Human B iology : Neurosc ience M, B io, Ch ; ( rec . Ph ) x x

Immunology M, Bio, Ch; (rec. Ph) x x x

Molecular Genetics andMicrobiology


N ut ri t io na l S ci en ce s M , B i o, C h x

Pathobiology M, Bio, Ch; (rec. Ph) x

P ha rm ac eu ti ca l C he mi st ry M , B io , C h, Ph x

Pharmacology M, Bio, Ch; (rec. Ph) x x

Pharmacology and BiomedicalToxicology

M , Bi o , C h; ( re c. P h) x

Physical and EnvironmentalGeography

M ; ( rec. Ch, Bio, Ph) x x x

Physics: Lie and

EnvironmentalM; (rec. Ph) x

Physiology M, Bio, Ch; (rec. Ph) x x x

Psychology M; (rec. Bio) x x x

Psychology Research M; (rec. Bio) x

PhySicaland MaTheMaTicalScienceS (bS)

Actuarial Science M x x

Applied Mathematics M; (rec. Ph) x

Applied Statistics M; (rec. Ph) x

Astronomy and Astrophysics M; (rec. Ph) x x

Astronomy and Physics M, Ph x

Chemical Physics M, Ch; (rec. Ph) x

Chemistry M, Ch; (rec. Ph) x x x

Cognitive Science M x

Economics and Mathematics M x

Financial Economics M x

Geology M, Ch; (rec. Ph, Bio) x

Geophysics M, Ch, Ph x

Geoscience M, Ch, Ph; (rec. Bio) x x

Materials Science M, Bio, Ch, Ph x

Mathematical Applications inEconomics and Finance

M x

Mathematics M x x x

Mathematics&Its Applications

(Physical Science)M, Ph x

Mathematics&Its Applications(Probability/Statistics)

M x

Mathematics&Its Applications(Teaching)

M x

Mathematics and Philosophy M x

Mathematics and Physics M, Ph x

Nanoscience (oered jointly

with the National University oSingapore) M, Ch, Ph x

Physics M, Ph x x x

Physics and Philosophy M, Ph x

Planetary Science M, Ch, Ph x

Statistics M x x x

Synthetic and CatalyticChemistry

M , Ch; (rec. Ph) x

roTMan coMMerce (bcm)

Accounting: FinancialReporting and Control

M x

Accounting: Public Accounting M x

Finance and Economics M x

Management M x

SocialScienceS (ba)

Aboriginal Studies (J) x x x

Arican Studies (J) x x x

American Studies (J) x x

Anthropology (General) x x

Anthropology(Society, Culture and Language)

x x

Archaeology x x x

Asian Geographies( oeredjointly with the NationalUniversity o Singapore)

x

Canadian Studies (J) x x x

Caribbean Studies (J) x x x

Contemporary Asian Studies (J) x x

Criminology x x

East Asian Studies (J) x x x

Economics M x x x

Employment Relations (rec. M) x x

Environmental Anthropology x

Environmenta l Economics M x

Environmental Ethics (J) x x

Environmental Geography x x x

Environmental Studies x x

Equity Studies (J) x

Ethics, Society, and Law (J) x

European Studies (J) x

European Union Studies (J) x

Forest Conservation Bio x x x

Geographic InormationSystems

x

Health Studies (J) x x

Human Geography x x x

International Relations (J) (rec. M) x x

Latin American Studies (J) x x

Material Culture (J) x

Peace, Confict and Justice x x

Political Science x x x

Public Policy M x

Sexual Diversity Studies (J) x x x

Sociology x x x

South Asian Studies (J) x

Urban Studies x x x

Women and Gender Studies (J) x x x

J= Jointly listed under both Humanitiesand Social Sciences* =Only available to studentsenrolled in Concurrent Teacher Education

Programs (CTEP)


tm.utoronto.ca

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTSAll program areas require English. Mathematics (includingCalculus) is required or programs with Mathematicsprerequisites.

Admission will be based on the academic record, with closeattention paid to the prerequisite subjects, plus requestedsupplementary or prole inormation (i required).

Details about admission requirements pertaining to youreducational jurisdiction are available at www.adm.utoronto.ca.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTSAll program areas require English. Mathematics (includingCalculus) is required or programs with Mathematicsprerequisites.

Admission will be based on the academic record, with closeattention paid to the prerequisite subjects, plus requestedsupplementary or prole inormation (i required).

Details about admission requirements pertaining to youreducational jurisdiction are available at www.adm.utoronto.ca.

U of T ST. GeorGefacUlTy of arTS & Science

LEGEND

Bio = Biology Ph = Physics

Ch = Chemistry /= or

E = English , = and

Fr = French rec. = recommended

Geo = Geography S = Specialist program

Ger = German Ma = Major program

Ita = Italian Mi = Minor program

L = Language other than English Co = Paid Co-op program

M = Mathematics including Calculus


AcAdEmIcS

Progras of Stuy Progras offere by Professional Faulties

DirecT enTry ProfeSSional facUlTy ProGramSf T miSSiSSaUGa

www.utsc.utoronto.ca

U of T ScarboroUGh

www.artsci.utoronto.ca

Requireents for coon International Euational Systes

mAtHemAtICSprereQuISIteOther prerequisitesmaybe required.

Refer tothe appropriateprogramchart.

mInImum AdmISSIon reQuIrementSPossessionof theminimumrequirementsdoesn

bts-Ptt eut

Arts, Science, Commerce/Management, Concurrent Teacher Education, Kinesiology & Physical Education and MusicAt least ve dierent academic GCSE/ IGCSE/Ordinary Level subjects and our dierent academic subjects atAdvanced Subsidiary Level OR three dierent academic subjects at the Advanced Level (excluding General Paper).All examinations must be conducted by an examination authority located in the UK or an equivalent authorityelsewhere (e.g. CXC, WAEC, etc.). Prerequisites should be presented at Advanced or Advanced Subsidiary Level.Some programs may consider excellent Ordinary Level results or ullling a prerequisite. English GCSE/ IGCSE/OLevel/AS Level/A Level is required or all programs. Applied Advanced Level subjects are not recommended.

M ath A S L evel /A Le ve l E xc el le nt GC SE /IGC SE /O Le ve l a nd Anal)/A Level (predicted or nal) grad

EngineeringThree advanced level subjects including Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry. Chemistry can be completed at theAS level, but an additional A level course must be presented. English O Level/AS Level/A Level is required or allprograms. Reer to as www.discover.engineering.utoronto.caor complete inormation.

M at h A Lev el Ex ce ll ent ( no rmal ly A ) G CSE/ IGCS E/(predicted or nal) grades

cmg P-Uvst

The Cambridge International Pre-U Diploma or Certicate, including 3 Principal Subjects ( or a combination o AdvancedLevel Subjects and Principal Subjects covering dierent subjects). English GCSE/ IGCSE/O Level/A Level/PrincipalSubject is required or all programs. Reer to www.discover.engineering.utoronto.ca or complete inormation aboutadmission requirements or Engineering.

Math A Leve l/P rincipal Subjects Exce llent GCSE/IGCSE/O Level and P(predicted or nal) grades

c av Pf exmt (caPe)

The complete diploma (six units). English CXC/IGCSE/O Level/CAPE is required.Reer to www.discover.engineering.utoronto.ca or complete inormation about admission requirements or Engineering.

Mathematics/Pure Mathematics (CAPE UnitI or II).

For Engineering: Mathematics and PureMathematics (CAPE Unit I and II).

Excellent CXC/GCSE/O Levels and preCAPE Unit I and II grades

For Engineering: Excellent CXC/GCSEpredicted or nal CAPE Unit I and II

F-Ptt eut

The Baccalaurat/Baccalaurat Gnral/Diplme de Bachelier de lEnseignement du Second Degr/Option Internationaledu Baccalaurat. Anglais is required or all programs. Baccalaurat Technologique rom France will also be considered irequired subjects are included. Reer to www.discover.engineering.utoronto.ca or complete inormation about admissionrequirements or Engineering.

Mathmatiques/Mathematics AppliquesEcon. et Soc

Average o 12 or higher in second trimbelow 10

itt but (ib)

The diploma including English HL or SL. Reer to www.discover.engineering.utoronto.ca or complete inormation aboutadmission requirements or Engineering.

Mathematics HL or SL(Math Studies is not acceptable.)

Predicted/nal score o 28 or higher

Ut Stts

Arts, Science, Commerce/Management, Concurrent Teacher Education, Kinesiology & Physical Education and MusicU.S. Grade 12 in an accredited high school with a high grade point average and high scores on SAT Reasoning/ACT examsand a minimum o two appropriate SAT Subject Tests/APs/IBs (or a combination o SAT Subject Tests/APs/IBs coveringdierent subjects). English Grade 12/AP is required or all programs. Those seeking admission to science or commerceprograms are strongly advised to complete AP Calculus.

AP Calculus/Math Grade 12 Exce llent CGPA and Grade 12 GPA; s1800 on SAT Reasoning and 26 on thbelow 500 on SAT Subject Tests. SATin any part o the SAT Reasoning or Sacceptable.

EngineeringApplicants must present AP/IB Calculus, as well as AP/IB or SAT Subject Tests in both Chemistry and Physics. EnglishGrade 12 /AP is required or all programs. Applicants seeking admission to Engineering ater one year o university in t heU.S. are required to present a GPA o at least 3.5 with two semesters o Math, Physics and Chemistry.Reer to www.discover.engineering.utoronto.ca or complete inormation.

A P Cal cu lus Ex ce ll ent CG PA, G rade 12 GPA, SATSAT Subject Tests scores

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Detailed inormation about all educational systems is available at www.adm.utoronto.caTranser credit inormation is available at www.adm.utoronto.ca/TranserCredits

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All applicants apply to U o T through theOntario Universities Application Centre(OUAC). I you are unable to apply online,you can request a paper application byemail: [email protected] (subject oemail paper application); by telephone:519-823-1063; or by writing to theOntario Universities Application Centre:170 Research Lane, Guelph, Ontario,Canada N1G 5E2.

Please note there is an application ee orthe Ontario Universities Application Centre

and an additional $90.00 application eeor the University o Toronto.

The University o Toronto operates on anacademic year rather than on a semesteror quarter system. Students begin theirstudies in September and continue untilMay o the ollowing year.

The University o Toronto does not dealwith agents and it does not recommend

that applicants deal with agents.

For more details about applicationprocedures and deadlines, visit our websiteat www.adm.utoronto.ca

Among the Universitys manyoutstanding resources is its librarysystem, rated one o the top ve

in North America. More than 40 librariescontain the most comprehensive collectiono research material in Canada. There isresidence space or over 8,858 students,a health service, an advisory bureau, aninternational student centre, a careercentre, a housing service, restaurants,bookstores, athletic and recreationacilities and acilities or music, theatreand debate.

LOCATION

Toronto is one o the riendliest andsaest cities in the world. There are threelocations at which students may study.U o T St. George is located in the heart odowntown Toronto; U o T Scarborough is22 km (14 miles) to the east o U o T St.George; and U o T Mississauga is 27 km(17 miles) to the west o U o T St. George.All three campuses oer studies in arts,science, business and education; most othe proessional aculties are located atU o T St. George.

FOR MORE INFORMATION

Enrolment Services172 St. George StreetToronto, ON, Canada M5R 0A3Tel: 416 978 2190Web: www.adm.utoronto.ca

discover.utoronto.ca


UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO

International UnergrauateAission Inforation 2014/15

Established in 1827, the University of Toronto is one of the oldest and most internationally recognized universitiesin North America. Canadas largest university takes pride in a tradition of excellence. No other Canadian university

offers as great a diversity of programs and resources. Academic excellence is the prime goal, but the importance

of the total university experience is also recognized. Student enrolment is 80,000; the faculty numbers 11,581.

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How to Apply

U OF T ST. GEORGE

416 978 5000www.uot.me/stgeorgetours

U OF T MISSISSAUGA

905 828 5400www.utm.utoronto.ca/tours

U OF T SCARBOROUGH

416 287 7529www.utsc.utoronto.ca/admissions/tours

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SCARBOROUGH CAMPUS

Lake Ontario

Mississauga Toronto

Toronto City Centre

ST. GEORGE CAMPUSMISSISSAUGA CAMPUS

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APPLICATION DEADLINES FOR

INTERNATIONAL APPLICANTSJanuary 15 Architecture, Landscape,and

Design; MusicJanuary 31 Engineering; International

Foundation Program; Kinesiology andPhysical Education; Nursing;U o T Mississauga; U o T Scarborough;U o T St. George (Arts, Science,

Commerce)March 1 Medical Radiation Sciences

STUDENT PERMIT/VISA

I you are not a citizen or permanentresident o Canada, you should apply ora study permit and entry visa (dependingon citizenship) as soon as you receive yourletter o admission rom the University.You can obtain applications or thesedocuments rom a Canadian embassy orconsulate beore departing.

CENTRE FOR INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Adapting to a new cultural environmentand a new education system may presentsome unexpected challenges. The Centreor International Experience is ready tohelp you with a wide range o services andprograms. Visit www.cie.utoronto.ca

GUARDIANSHIP

I you are an international student underthe age o 18, you may be asked byImmigration Canada to nd a Canadiancitizen to act as a guardian. Your amily isresponsible or satisying this requirement.

Applicants who are competitive oradmission to the University o Toronto areamong the top third o their class. Onlythose applicants who have attained a highlevel o academic achievement and whocompletely satisy prerequisites will beadmitted. Detailed course descriptions andreading lists may be necessary to ensurethat subject requirements have been met.See also English Language Requirements.

For a complete list o admissionqualications including academic and non-academic requirements visitwww.adm.utoronto.ca

TRANSFER STUDENTS

Arts, Science, Business (all campuses):A maximum o ten transer credits (two ullyears) will be awarded to those candidateswho have completed two years beyond thebasis or admission at another recognizeduniversity.

Reer to www.adm.utoronto.caor detailedinormation about minimum admissionrequirements or your educationaljurisdiction.

Applicants who have completed more thanhal o their program at another recognizedinstitution are not eligible to transer to thesame eld o study.

Students will be notied o the transercredits to which they are entitled as soonas possible ater they have been admittedand paid the Transer Credit AssessmentFee. Details on ee payment will beprovided when an oer o admission ismade. Interviews may be required.

Applicants with a bachelors degree orequivalent rom another university whowish to complete a second undergraduatedegree in arts, science or business mayapply or admission to a second degree

program. Those admitted to a seconddegree program will be granted a maximumo one year o transer credit (ve ullcredit courses).

It is not possible to complete a secondundergraduate degree in the same eldas a rst degree (or instance studentswho have completed a degree in or havemajored in economics, management,commerce or business cannot complete aBachelor o Commerce degree or Bacheloro Business Administration).

An applicant who already holds anundergraduate degree is advised to applyas a Non-degree student to take courses toqualiy or graduate level studies or otherproessional programs. Please note that itmay not be possible to register in coursesthat are in high demand.

Applicants who hold an undergraduatedegree in Engineering cannot beoered admission to our undergraduateEngineering aculty.

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS

REQUIRING UNIVERSITY PREPARATIONDentistry; Education; Law; MedicalRadiation Sciences; Medicine; Nursing;Pharmacy; Physician Assistant - ordetailed inormation visit www.utoronto.ca

The University o Toronto provides a rangeo admission scholarships. All applicantsare considered automatically or admissionscholarships based on their academicperormance. Scholarship oers are sent atthe same time as our oers o admission.

Canadian citizens and permanent residentsliving outside Canada are also eligibleor the University o Toronto nancial aidguarantee that assures support or studentswith nancial need.

U.S. citizens can apply or nancialassistance rom the U.S. William D.Ford Federal Direct Loan Program. TheUniversity o Toronto is a recognized post-secondary institution or Federal DirectLoans (PLUS/Subsidized/Unsubsidized).Education Savings Plans, and US FederalEducation Tax credits are also applicable.

Complete details can be ound at www.adm.utoronto.ca

To obtain a study permit, internationalstudents must demonstrate to Citizenshipand Immigration Canada that they havesucient resources to cover tuition andexpenses or at least one year o university.Complete details can be ound at:www.cic.gc.ca

Residence is guaranteed or all new ull-timestudents entering their rst year o universityin an undergraduate program or the rsttime, provided that they have indicatedtheir interest in residence by completing theUniversitys common residence applicationby March 31, and have received andaccepted an oer o admission by June 2.

For details contact:U o T St. George

Student Housing ServiceTel: 416 978 8045www.housing.utoronto.ca

U o T Mississauga

Residence Services CentreTel: 905 828 5286www.utm.utoronto.ca/housing

U o T Scarborough

Student Housing and Residence Lie OceTel: 416 287 7365www.utsc.utoronto.ca/residences

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reSIdenCe ContACt type(m / F / Co-ed)

totAl plACeS CompulSory meAl plAn prICe rAnge(CAd$)

U T Mssssug

Student Housing

and Residence Lie3359 Mississauga Rd. N.Mississauga, ON L5L 1C6

T: 905.828.5286

F: [email protected]/housing

M, F 1500 declining balance meal card;

three meal plan options opento rst-year students

$11,300 $12,100

U T Sug

Student Housing andResidence Lie1265 Military TrailToronto, ON M1C 1A4

T: 416.287.7365F: [email protected]/residences

M, F 765townhouses

& apartments

required meal plans; decliningbalance meal plan

$8,394 $10,960

U T St. Gg

Chestnut ResidenceResidence Oce89 Chestnut St.Toronto, ON M5G 1R1

T: 416.978.8863F: 416.585.3197chestnut.residence@utoronto.cawww.chestnutresidence.utoronto.ca

M, F, Co-ed 1088 15 meals/wk; 330 meals/yror carte blanche; meals toaccommodate diverse needs

$13,216 - $15,308

Innis CollegeOce o the Dean111 St. George St.Toronto, ON M5S 2E8


M, F 32982

apartments

no meal plan; ully-equippedkitchens

$7,550 $7,550

New CollegeOce o Residence andStudent Lie40 Willcocks St.Toronto, ON M5S 1C6


M, F, Co-ed 864 15 meals/wk; 330 meals/yror carte blanche; vegetarianselections and Halal options;all you care to eat

$10,088 $13,068

St. Michaels College:Loretto CollegeDean o Women70 St. Mary St.Toronto, ON M5S 1J3


F 115 21 meals/wk; vegetarianselection; international cuisine

$10,710 $11,210

St. Michaels CollegeStudent ResidenceDean o Students81 St. Mary St.Toronto, ON M5S 1J4

T: 416.926.7127F: [email protected]/smcresidence

M, F 520 continuous dining with 3options: 5 day meal plan romSunday-Thursday or Monday-Friday; 7 day meal plan

$11,262 $12,581

Trinity CollegeDean o Students44 Devonshire PlaceToronto, ON M5S 2E2


M, F 430 400 meals/yr or 310 meals/ yr; all-you-care-to-eat mealswith vegetarian, vegan optionsincluding a salad bar andinternational cuisine; 10 reeguest passes

$12,000 $12,400

University CollegeResidence OceD105-15 Kings College CircleToronto, ON M5S 3H7


Co-ed 712 -la-carte declining balance;wide variety o menu options,including vegetarian, to suitdiverse student needs

$10,851 $11,472

Victoria CollegeOce o the Dean o Students140 Charles St. WestToronto, ON M5S 1K9


M, F, Co-ed 790 combination o all-you-care-to-eat meals and a decliningfex dollar system; Halal,vegetarian, vegan and latenight meal options

$10,095 $13,725

Woodsworth CollegeResidence Oce321 Bloor St. WestToronto, ON M5S 1S5


M, F, Co-ed 361 no meal plan; ully-equippedkitchens

$8,486 $8,486

reSIdenCe InFormAtIon 2013-2014

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Proo o adequate English acility is requiredrom all applicants exceptor those: whose rst language (i.e. the language

learned at home as a child) is English, or who have achieved satisactory academic

progress in at least our years o ull-timestudy in an English language school systemlocated in a country where the dominantlanguage is English, or

whose rst language is French and who haveachieved satisactory academic progress in atleast our years o ull-time study in Canada.

I you are uncertain whether or not you will berequired to take an English acility test, contactEnrolment Services, University o Toronto,172 St. George Street, Toronto, ON, CanadaM5R 0A3. Provide ull inormation about your

language and copies o transcripts/documentssupporting your claim, and we will let you know.

I you do not meet U o Ts languagerequirements but have demonstrated superioracademic perormance at the high school level,you may be interested in the InternationalFoundation Program (www.ip.utoronto.ca)oered at New College in the Faculty o Artsand Science or the Faculty o Applied Scienceand Engineering.

ACCEPTABLE TESTS/QUALIFICATIONS

AND REQUIRED SCORES

Register well in advance or the test as space islimited. Note that some test results will not beavailable to us until seven or eight weeks ater

the test date.

We accept only ocial test scores sent directlyto Enrolment Services by the issuing agency.We recommend that you request that your resultbe sent to us as soon as it is available. You willnot be penalized or a low result i we receive anacceptable result on a later test.

The cost o attending university varies according to the students program o study and place o residence during the academic year (September to April).

InternAtIonAl StudentS CAnAdIAn CItIzenS, permAnent reSIdentS

$CAD $US* $CAD $US*

Applied Science & Engineering $38,140 $36,262 $13,837 $13,169

Architectural Studies $33,242 $31,607 $7,032 $6,692

Arts, Science, Commerce, Management $33,960 $34,516 $32,290 $32,821 $7,066 $7,622 $6,725 $7,254

Concurrent Teacher Education Program:

Music $34,554 $32,858 $7,916 $7,534

Kinesiology & Physical Education $33,974 $32,306 $7,336 $6,982

U o T Mississauga $34,138 $32,461 $7,500 $7,129

U o T Scarborough $34,067 $32,384 $7,429 $7,070

Music $29,235 $27,800 $7,647 $7,277

Kinesiology & Physical Education $28,655 $27,271 $7,067 $6,725

tuItIon FeeS 2013-2014


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*Currency conversion calculated on 04/07/13. Current currency conversions are available at www.bankofcanada.ca

englISH lAnguAge reQuIrementS

Note: Tuition ees increase in the second year o some programs. A complete tuition ee schedule is available at www.ees.utoronto.ca

$CAD $US*

Residence

With Meals $10,088 $15,308 $9,602 $14,570

Without Meals $7,550 $8,486 $7,186 $8,077

Other Costs

Books $1,000 $952

Health Insurance $684 $651

AddItIonAl CoStS

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1. Test o English as a Foreign Language

(TOEFL)

Minimum RequirementiBT total score o 100 + 22 on WritingPBT total score o 600 + 5.0 on TWEDiscretionary Range*iBT total score 89-99 + 19-21 on WritingPBT total score 573-597 + 4.5 on TWE

The TOEFL institution code or undergraduatestudies at the University o Toronto is 0982-00.You must list this code correctly on the TOEFLorms, or we will not receive your result. Wereceive your result electronically rom TOEFL.We do not accept paper results.

Web: www.ets.org/toefEmail: [email protected]: 609 771 7100; Fax: 610 290 8972Mail: TOEFL Services, P.O. Box 6151,Princeton, NJ 08541-6151, USA.

2. Michigan English Language Assessment

Battery (MELAB)

Minimum RequirementOverall score o 85, with no part scorebelow 80Discretionary Range*Overall score o at least 80 with no partscore below 80

We do not require the optional MELAB Oral Test.

Main MELAB Ofce

Web: www.cambridgemichigan.org/melabEmail: [email protected]: 734 615 9629; Fax: 734 763 0369Mail: MELAB, Cambridge MichiganLanguage Assessments, 535 West William

St., Suite 310, Ann Arbor, Michigan,48103-4978, USA.

Toronto MELAB Ofce

Website: www.myetc.caEmail: [email protected];Tel: 416 946 3942; Fax: 416-946-0337Mail: English Testing Canada, 45 WillcocksStreet, Room 139, Toronto, ON M5S 1C7,Canada.

3. English Language Diagnosis and

Assessment/Certifcate o Profciency in

English (ELDA/COPE)

Minimum RequirementOverall score o 86, with 32 in Writing and22 in each o Reading and Listening.Discretionary Range*Overall score o 80-85, with 28-31 in Writingand 18-21 in each o Reading and Listening.

ELDA/COPE is currently available in Toronto only.

Web: www.copetest.comEmail: [email protected]: 416 962 2673Mail: COPE Testing Ltd., Box 957,7B Pleasant Blvd., Toronto, ON, M4T 1K2.

* Discretionary Ranges for TOEFL, MELAB

and ELDA/COPE

I an applicant scores in the discretionaryranges indicated above, and is otherwise wellqualied or admission, we will automaticallyconsider other academic evidence oEnglish prociency (or example, resultsin English courses) and we will advisethe applicant whether or not our English

language requirements have been satised.It is not necessary to request this specialconsideration. Letters o reerence will NOTbe used or this purpose.

4. International English Language Testing

System (IELTS) Academic Module

The minimum requirement is an overall bando 6.5, with no band below 6.0. Results arereceived electronically rom IELTS. We do notaccept paper results.

Web: www.ielts.orgEmail: [email protected]: +44 (0) 1223 553355;

Fax: +44 (0) 1223 460278Mail: IELTS Oce, University o CambridgeESOL Examinations, 1 Hills Road, CambridgeCB1 2EU, UK.

5. Academic English Course

Completed at English Language Program,School o Continuing Studies, University oToronto. The minimum requirement is a gradeo B at the 60/Advanced level.

Web: learn.english.utoronto.caEmail: [email protected]: 416 978 5104; Fax: 416 971 2839

6. International Foundation Program (IFP)Completed at the University o Toronto,Faculty o Arts and Science, St. Georgecampus or the Faculty o Architecture,Landscape, and Design or the Faculty oApplied Science and Engineering.

The minimum requirement is the successulcompletion o the International FoundationProgram.

Web: www.ip.utoronto.caEmail: [email protected]: 416 946 5146; Fax: 416 946 8050

OTHER ACCEPTABLE TESTS/QUALIFICATIONS

7.Canadian Test o English or Scholars andTrainees (CanTEST).The minimum requirement is an averagescore o 4.5, and no part below 4.

8.Canadian Academic English Language(CAEL) Assessment.The minimum requirement is an overall scoreo 70 and no part below 60.

9. One ull year o degree study at arecognized English-medium university locatedin a country where English is the dominantlanguage. The minimum requirement is ourull transerable degree courses completedwith grades o C (or in progress). I coursesare in progress, you must provide writtendetails o courses (including description andcredit value).

10. International Baccalaureate EnglishLiterature Higher Level or English Languageand Literature Higher Level or English A1Higher Level or English A2 Higher Level inprogress or passed with minimum grade o 4.

11. GCSE/IGCSE/GCE O Level English/English Language/English as a SecondLanguage with minimum grade o B.

12. GCE A/AS/AICE Level English or EnglishLanguage with minimum grade o C (or inprogress).

13. Cambridge English: Prociency/Certicateo Prociency in English (CPE) by CambridgeEnglish Language Assessment (ormerlyCambridge ESOL). The minimum requirementis a grade o C.

14. Cambridge English: Advanced/Certicatein Advanced English (CAE) by CambridgeEnglish Language Assessment (ormerlyCambridge ESOL). The minimum requirementis a grade o B.

DEADLINE DATES

I you are required to present proo o Englishacility, it is your responsibility to arrange to

take one o the acceptable tests/qualicationsin time or the ocial results to be receivedby Enrolment Services beore the documentdeadline or the program to which you haveapplied. Please reer to www.adm.utoronto.caor the appropriate document deadline.

ENGLISH COURSE REQUIREMENTS

Normally, a senior level English course(equivalent to Ontario ENG4U/EAE4U) isrequired or admission to all undergraduateprograms. I you are a student in a Canadianhigh school and are required to present anacceptable English language test result youare exempted rom this requirement and may

present another academic Grade 12 course inplace o English. It would still be necessaryor you to present the total number o creditsas required and satisy the graduationrequirements or your province. We do,however, strongly encourage you to includeEnglish in your preparation or university. Iyou complete Grade 12 English as an extracredit and you are required to present anacceptable English language test result,we would include your English mark in theadmission average only i this improves youraverage.

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