Read about the 'SEE U of T' program in U of T News
A New Opportunity for Students
U of T News recently published an article highlighting the latest addition to Woodsworth College’s suite of access programs – the Support, Engage, Experience U of T (SEE U of T) program. SEE U of T was created in collaboration with U of T and the Toronto District School Board (TDSB) in an effort to bring more under-represented students to campus. The program will bring students from two TDSB high schools: Downsview Secondary School and Runnymede Collegiate Institute.
The first 30 students are expected to arrive in the fall, and will experience the life of an undergraduate student in the Woodsworth One program with the option to enroll in two courses: “Order and Disorder” and “Popular Culture Today”. U of T and Woodsworth College will provide the students with administrative support, library access, academic advising, and cover the cost of textbooks to ensure students are equipped with the support and resources they need to succeed.
You can read more about the SEE U of T program in the U of T News article written by Geoffrey Vendeville.
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