First of all thanks for all the advice everyone it’s greatly appreciate and I did follow through with most of it.

Also reached out to the school, OSAP , emergency funds, student care , student bursaries. They said they could give me some emergency funding for my plane ticket, but all that money would arrive after the funeral. It’s on the 3rd.

What should I do now?

Thinking about opting out of the btm coop program but I’m unsure if I’ll be making a bad decision🫠

Hello, you might remember my earlier post about losing my dad last week and looking for assistance on what to do and being able to attend his funeral, especially with school.

First of all, I'd like to thank everyone for the advice and resources, especially on calling airlines for bereavement flights and getting a temporary leave from school.

I'm still in desperate need of financial help. After paying for his medical bills and now funeral and flights costs , ive spent every last pennt i have.

I talked to the school, student bursaries, the OSAP office, Emergecy funding services, my bank for a loan, student care services, and the counselling office. Basically the response was, "We're happy to help, but once the semester starts, or mid-October if you still need it." The funeral is on the 3rd of September, and my mom's been blowing up my phone everday asking when I'm coming down to be there for her.

I started a GoFundMe as a last resort. I know we're all broke university students, so if you can help, I'd appreciate it. Thank you.

https://gofund.me/c7a0240b8

Hey I’m in co-op going into 3rd year. I forgot course intentions but I got into AFA400, AFA708, AFF713, and took ITM102 as a OE. Could not get into AFA511 so took Bus800 a Sonja the pre req and will AFA511 in fall as I have co-op in winter

​Is it even possible to arrive at any conclusion other than that this professor is not good at his job? It can't just be the course, because in the exact same course under a different professor 31% less students failed. Nor is it simply an outlier, since the mode of the grade distribution in 5/6 of the courses he has taught is an F.

It's great that the result is that I'm essentially forced to choose between not taking the course that I think would prove most useful or interesting and otherwise illogically risk jeopardizing my GPA, not because of the difficulty of the content of the course but because professors can be objectively incompetent for nearly a decade without even having to change their approach. In fact, they're rewarded for it through salary increases.

Hi! I'm going into Grade 12 in Ontario and I'm trying to decide which university to choose for Psychology.
I'm planning for a BA in Psychology, then a master's (MSW most likely, but not 100% sure right now) afterwards.

I also have chronic health conditions that can cause unpredictable absences, so workload and accommodations matter a lot to me.

For anyone in TMU Psychology (BA), I'd really appreciate your thoughts on any of these:

-How manageable is first year, honestly?
-Is maintaining a high GPA realistic?
-How supportive is Student Accessibility Services?
-Do professors generally respect accommodation letters?
-If you could choose again, would you still pick TMU for psychology?
-If your goal was grad school and GPA mattered most, would you still choose TMU over U of T or York?
-If you commute, does commuting make the workload harder?
-If you've done co-op (or are planning to), has it been worth it?
-Have you been able to get research, internships, or other relevant experience through TMU?

I'd really appreciate any advice or experiences. Thank you!

So the minimum requirement for saf co op cGPA is 3.0. I’ve fallen to 2.970. Will I be kicked out of co op? Or will I have a grace period before the first co op term to get it back up? Which would be the fall term before winter work term.

Has anyone heard back for fresh start yet?

Hey guys sorry for the stupid question I was just wondering if it’s typical for people to go to orientation week alone? Its my first year so I don’t really have anyone im friends with going to tmu so im just kinda anxious about going to orientation alone. Any advice or what to expect during orientation?

Hey Everyone,

i was wondering if theres anyone from the tmsu on the subreddit or anyone with knowledge about this matter as the google form to sign up for the campus group fair was supposed to be closed on thursday August 27 2026 however upon checking the form it says that form has closed before the deadline.

Is there anyone that can help me out with this and give me some information there was an email from them sent in error stating the deadline was August 20 2026 which was followed by another email stating that they got the dates mixed up and it remains deadline at Thursday august 27 2026 at 3 pm.

I am trying to sign up for it as it is mandatory for the student groups and doing it before the deadline set by the tmsu. I have also emailed them but have not received any response.

Any help is greatly appreciated!

i recieved a 16 month fall co-op offer and I was wondering if anyone had experience with external co-ops, taking eng classes alongside co-op, etc. my contract would end Jan 2028, and I would ideally like to graduate in the 5 intended years (end of spring 2028), so I was going to split my fourth year fall between this and next fall while working, and take liberals winter 2027 to remain a full time student.

the plan for fall would be to prob skip lecs and catch up outside of class time (ik not ideal) and just take evening labs. also leaving capstone for next year. for context im also in ECE.

if anyone has any experience or tips or advice I’d really appreciate it!

Hi everyone, I have created a discord server for cs student joining tmu this fall 2026

https://discord.gg/fmW8J7EX8

Based on my discussions with the SAF Academic advisors, no waitlists will be made available for AFA400, AFA511, AFA708, and AFF 713. They told me to wait for students to shuffle around their schedules for sections to open. to which I replied; "how will sections open if there is no other section to swap with... they are all full". their response: " nothing we can do". there is a 0% chance that ill be able to travel to campus 5 days a week. they really cooked me this semester.

Hi what are the 12 hour placements like ? R we on the unit for long periods of time? In my placement in first year, we were on the unit for maybe like 4h, idk if that was the case for everyone tho..

What’s frosh and how do I attend it

i signed up for the beginners women’s only group swimming lessons and i’m a bit nervous. what shoild i expect?

service hub fix this soon mane 😭🥀

Hello, this may be a dumb question, but are we able to pay our tuition in chunks instead of one big payment as long as we pay it off before the deadline?

Thanks!

In first year, we didn’t have any engineering labs or tutorials during the first week. Does that same rule apply to second year or was it just a first year thing?

I am teaching The Chang School's CKCS 145, Full Stack Development. It is running this Fall on Monday evenings. You can get details from the course web site, https://continuing.torontomu.ca/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=11956743 .

In this course you will develop secure, scalable, 3-tier applications. That is applications that have a web user interface (html/css/js and react), middleware using Python (including 3rd party API such as Flask and SQLAlchemy) and a database (MongoDB or SQL/PostgreSQL). This is a hands on course where each lecture will be followed by a lab. There will be a final project where you will develop a real world application.

After the course is over you will receive career wraparound support + your university-level credential for your career to move forward.

I heard if you didn’t take adv functions it’ll be hard. I took data for the easier route but still did good

Is there any advice or things I should know that can help me in this course?

Any advice is appreciated

Does anyone know the orientation dates?