Registration,
Fees and Enrolment
The School of Graduate Studies (SGS) will send out information
on registration procedures in mid-July. The Student Accounts
office will mail fees invoices and information between
late July to early September (for fee information: http://www.fees.utoronto.ca).
If you are a NEW student and you have not received your
fees invoice, this would probably mean you have not cleared
all conditions of admission. If this is the case, please
contact Carrie.
Payment of fees will be accepted at most Canadian financial
institutions. As proof of payment, keep the receipt section
stamped by the teller, or the bank machine transaction
slip. You will be required to show proof of payment before
you can enroll. Students outside Canada may forward payment
by certified cheque or money order to the Student Accounts
Office, 215 Huron Street, Toronto, ON, M5S 1A2.
Deferred Payment of Fees
You may temporarily defer payment of fees if you have
a scholarship or an award (UofT Fellowship, OGS, OGSST,
NSERC, CIHR, Connaught, Beatty or other internal award)
that covers at least 60% of your tuition fees. If you
wish to defer your fees, send Carrie a request to do so
by email - N.B. include your student number. Your tuition
fees cannot be deferred unless you request that this be
done. OSAP deferrals must be done through the School of
Graduate Studies.
| The Vice Provost
recently approved fee deferrals for students
who receive the University of Toronto Guaranteed
Funding Package (minimum $12,000 + tuition
fees). As a result, if you do not have an
award or scholarship (as indicated above)
you can now request a fee deferral based on
your stipend alone. |
Enrolment in Courses
You are considered to be registered as soon as you have
paid tuition and incidental fees. However, it can take
from one to seven days for the payment to get to the University.
Until the University receives payment, you will not be
able to ENROL in your courses. If your fees have been
received, you should see a zero balance on ROSI. The website
for ROSI is http://rosi.utoronto.ca. For first time users,
your password is your birthday (DDMMYY). Note that ROSI
will automatically enrol you in the thesis course, THS
9999Y, until you have finished your degree. You must enrol
yourself in BCH2020 or 2022 and any other courses that
you wish to take. Once you have registered in BCH2020
or BCH2022, your registration should roll-over automatically
each year; however, you should check that this does happen.
Some hints for adding/enrolling via the Student Web Service
(ROSI): Section code refers to F (fall session), S (winter
session or second term) or Y (full year course). Teaching
method is LEC (lecture). Teaching section refers to the
number of the class. Most graduate courses have only one
teaching session (0101). If you encounter any problem,
contact Carrie.
Student Cards and Email Accounts
All new students are required to have the photo-ID card
(TCard), which serves as a student card and a library
card. Cards may be obtained at Robarts Library, Rm 2054.
The Library requires that you show two pieces of identification
- a photo-ID and a document indicating your student number
e.g. Offer of Admission Letter for new students or Fees
Invoice for continuing students. Paper cards will not
be issued to continuing students.
For further information on getting your TCard and creating
your own email address see: http://www.library.utoronto.ca/headstart/
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 Introduction
 Registration,
Fees,
and
Enrolment
Selection
of a Supervisor
Degree
Options for Students
Registered
in the M.Sc. Program
Requirement
for a
Qualifying
Exam
Supervisory
Committee
Supervisory
Committee
Meetings
Course
Requirements
Transfer
Exam
Qualifying
Exam
M.Sc.
Thesis & Oral Defense
Ph.D.
Thesis & Oral Defense
General
Information
Guidelines
for
Graduate
Student Stipends |
