No – the official document deadlines are listed here. Any documents submitted after the document deadlines may or may not be considered, at the discretion of Enrollment Services.
No – The IFP has pre-selected academic courses for you. In addition to a full Degree Course, students will also take three Language & Academic Skills Courses and one Discipline-Specific course.
No, there is no final English evaluation at the end of the year, nor is there any requirement to submit another IELTS or TOEFL test at the end of the IFP. In order to successfully pass the IFP, students will need to receive a passing grade (60%) in each of their courses. Students will get…
In order to successfully pass the IFP, students will need to receive a passing grade (60%) in each of their courses. Evaluation in each course is based on attendance in lectures and tutorials, participation in class, essay writing, midterms and end of term examinations. Students will get constant feedback and evaluation from their instructors so…
Your offer to the University of Toronto is conditional on the successful completion of the IFP. If you score less than 60% in an IFP course, you will not meet the conditions of your offer, and your admission offer to UofT will be withdrawn. You will get constant feedback and evaluation from your instructors so…
Yes, but it will depend on your involvement in residence, distance from home and your CGPA. You will have to apply on your own with the Residence Office in the spring.
Yes, you can request a single room or specific roommate. The College Residence Office will do their best to accommodate your request; however, due to limited room availability, they cannot guarantee that your request will be granted.
If you chose to not live in residence, purchasing a meal plan directly from the University of Toronto’s Food Services will be your responsibility. For more information about the different options available, please visit the Food Services website. For more information regarding meal plans, please visit New College’s meal plan page.
Exam schedules will be released by the Office of the Registrar around October. You should be able to know when your last exam will be by then and plan accordingly.
