Academic advising is available to all undergraduate MCS students in multiple formats. Our department has two Academic Advisors: Laura Ferlito (for Mathematical Sciences and Applied Statistics matters) and Yvette Ye (for Computer Science matters). Before connecting with an academic advisor, consider reviewing the MCS Frequently Asked Questions webpage.
1:1 Advising
If you have a brief inquiry or are unable to book an appointment, you may email your questions to one of our two Academic Advisors:
- Computer Science: Yvette Ye - yvette.ye@utoronto.ca
- Mathematical Sciences & Applied Statistics: Laura Ferlito - laura.ferlito@utoronto.ca
Academic Advising appointments are available online (via Zoom) or in person (in office DH3012). Visit our MS Bookings page to book an appointment.
To respect our staff’s time, we ask that if you can no longer make the appointment, you cancel through MS Bookings or by emailing the advisor.
Lastly, students may drop into DH3012 for a quick discussion with an academic advisor. Advisor availability is posted on the door of DH3012.
Group Advising
Online drop-in meetings (via Zoom) are typically before important deadlines, such as course management, program enrollment, and course dropouts. These sessions will be announced through Quercus and on our website.
Town Hall meetings (in-person) typically address popular topics such as program entry and internship opportunities, including PEY. These sessions will be announced through Quercus and on our website.
We are always interested in ways that best serve our students. If you have any suggestions, feel free to contact your academic advisor.
IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT USING ZOOM: We use Zoom for video advising appointments.
You can visit this page for information on how to authorize/activate your account before your first Zoom advising appointment if you are a first-time UTM user of Zoom.
You can visit this page for helpful I&ITS articles to help you as a first-time user.