Your journey begins here.
Thinking about your first year courses? We're here to help! This summer, you can expect workshops, webinars, and online events to help you choose your courses. Our academic advisors and peer leaders are here to help!
Step 1
Mark Your Calendar
U of T students enrol into classes on specific dates. You will also be assigned a personal start time for course enrolment day so be sure to follow the dates below.
| Year of Study* | View Start Time on ACORN | Course Enrolment Date |
|---|---|---|
| Year 1 (0 - 3.5 credits) | July 10, 2026 | July 15, 2026 |
| Year 2 (4.0 - 8.5 credits) | July 3, 2026 | July 9, 2026 |
| Year 3 (9.0 - 13.5 credits) | June 25, 2026 | July 2, 2026 |
| Year 4 (14+ credits) | June 18, 2026 | June 24, 2026 |
*Your year of study is determined by the number of credits you have completed (including transfer credits).
Step 2
Learn about first year courses + enrolment
The New Student Enrolment Workbook is the next best thing to having an academic advisor next to you! Use the fillable spaces to help you plan your first year required and elective courses, and explore your future programs.
Watch a series of short videos to answer common questions such as:
- How many courses can you take?
- What courses do you need?
- What are electives?
- When do you choose a program?
Download the New Student Enrolment Workbook
Some courses can fill up quickly, or have waitlists. Visit the First Year Course Enrolment Alerts page for important updates to help you anticipate your next steps, and plan for what's to come. This page will be updated all summer long.
Our Academic Advisors are here to help you choose your first-year courses and transition into your time at UTM. Learn the ropes, get support, and ask your questions.
Upcoming Sessions:
Course Enrolment Made Easy
For students who are starting to plan their courses
Learn how to choose the right courses, build your schedule and begin course enrolment on ACORN. With the support of UTM academic advisors, you will learn how to use the key tools and information for a successful course enrolment. The session includes a brief presentation and opportunities to ask questions.
Tuesday July 21
7:00pm – 8:00 pm
Wednesday July 22
8:00 am – 9:00 am
Thursday July 23
7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Course Enrolment Check-in Session
For students who have enrolled
On first-year course enrolment day, our Academic Advisors will be online all day to help! Need support? Drop in to ask your questions on the spot!
July 7–August 5
Note: sessions on July 23 & 28 will include a transfer credit specialist as a guest.
Past Sessions (Recordings):
Planning Your Degree
Explore the basics of building a degree that works for you! Learn about types of degrees at UTM, requirements needed for graduation, and choosing your program of study (POSt).
Course Enrolment Workshops
Meet your UTM Academic Advisors who will help you understand your U of T degree and walk you through the course enrolment process step-by-step.
Focus on Business: watch recording
Step 4
Enrol & Register!
Login to ACORN and enrol in courses when your start time begins.
In mid-July, your tuition invoice will be posted on ACORN. Your next step is to pay or defer your fees to secure your spot in the courses you chose. Learn more on the Fees & Financial Aid page.
Important Links
- Academic Calendar: Find essential information including course descriptions, academic policies, and key dates for the academic year.
- Important dates for Fall-Winter: academic and financial deadlines to stay organized and keep track of important dates year-round.
- Timetable Builder: When and where are courses offered? You can also use the planning tool to build a weekly class schedule.
- ACORN: Login using your UTORid to add courses, view your tuition fee invoice and more.
First Year Academic Resources & Support
There's so much to learn in your first year. Rest assured that you're not alone! UTM has resources and programs available to help with foundational skill development, planning and learning strategies.
LAUNCH Program
The LAUNCH program supports academic skill development for new students. Weekly sessions cover:
- time management
- building connections with professors
- study strategies
utmONE First-Year Foundations Courses
These courses support students to develop fundamental learning strategies, and sharpen their academic skills so that they can be successful in their university studies.
Program Plans
Program plans help students plan courses and build a strong network for future success, including experiential learning and global experiences.
Get Help
Office of the Registrar
Phone: 905-828-5399
Online Queries: AskRegistrar
Website: Office of the Registrar