Welcome to Glendon 101! This is your hub for all things Glendon, developed BY and FOR students, to welcome you to campus. Here are the important steps and tips to make sure you feel you ready for this next stage of your life. And don’t forget to check your e-mail and follow our social media channels (Facebook, Instagram)!
After You’ve Accepted Your Offer…
Most students will see “Learn When your Online Course Enrolment Begins” in the Advising column next to your program name. This means that you will be completing your course enrolment online through the YUStart program. Click the link provided there and follow the instructions.
If you see “Book/Manage” in the Advising column next to your program name, you are likely a transfer student, and are required to book an enrolment appointment. Click the link provided there and follow the instructions.
There are a couple of things you need to do to prepare for your appointment, such as creating a Passport York account (+Duo), your York U email, and completing your language assessment. For detail, please visit the Academic Services website.
After the enrolment appointment, be sure to enrol in courses early so you have a wider selection of courses to choose from.
If you need more help, contact Student Financial Services by email. Learn more about paying your registration deposit here.
What is a registration deposit?
- The registration deposit is part of the tuition fees to confirm your place in the classes you enrol in.
- It unlocks tools and services you will need to prepare for the start of classes and to continue through your courses.
When do I have to pay it?
- If you are an international student, you should pay as soon as you accept your offer in order to receive a Provincial Attestation Letter that is required for your study permit application.
- If you are a domestic student, you need to pay after you begin enrolling in courses.
How do I pay it?
- Learn about your Student Account and other important information on the Student Financial Services website.
- If you need more help, contact Student Financial Services at finance@glendon.yorku.ca.
One of the best ways to enjoy student life and obtain the full university student experience at Glendon is by living in residence!
Glendon has two residence buildings: Hilliard and Wood. Both are located in the heart of campus with very easy access to campus services and your classes! You are eligible to apply for residence if you are enrolled in a full-time program for the academic session (a minimum of 18 credits over F/W terms or 9 credits per term). Apply ASAP to guarantee your spot!
FAAS is a multi-purpose online application form that is used to apply for scholarships, awards, and bursaries.You must first complete and submit a Student Profile, followed by a Needs Assessment. Through FAAS, you are automatically matched to scholarships, awards and bursaries based on information you provide and track award applications.
OSAP
- The Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) is an application-based government aid program for Ontario resident students. York has its own webpage dedicated to inform students about all things OSAP, so make sure to visit this website if you are eligible. The sooner you apply for OSAP, the sooner you’ll get your funding.
Student Accessibility Services provide academic accommodation and support to students with temporary or permanent disabilities. To ensure that you have your accommodation(s) in place before the school year starts, it’s important to register for them as soon as possible.
Participating in the various orientation programs at Glendon, from Social Orientation week (Frosh) and Glendon Orientation Day opens the doors to key campus services, resources, and staff that make our community truly one of a kind. There is so much to learn about studying and living in and around Glendon. See all orientation information and register here.
After Glendon Orientation Day
GL Zone is a peer mentor program and hub designed to assist you with your transition and support the Glendon community. Peer mentors are students just like you and are here to help you acclimatize. Feel free to ask questions, reach out to them for support at B108 or by email at glzone@glendon.yorku.ca and attend their activities throughout the year.
There are many services available to you as a current student, check them out here. We have made you a personalized Resource Guide. It contains all the main services you need to know, links to their websites and their contact information.
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