General Education
General education courses approved for credit expose students to ways of knowing and fundamental ideas spanning the humanities, natural science and social science.
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Mathematics Equivalence for LA&PS
This non-credit course enables hopeful and current students the opportunity to learn about advanced functions, such as polynomial, rational, and logarithmic functions, as well as their properties and rates of change. Successful completion of this course allows applicants to meet 12U Math program requirements.
Graduate Programs
Explore 38-plus graduate degree options, which cover 21 areas of study within LA&PS. Our diverse graduate programs are innovative, research focused, taught by award-winning, dedicated faculty and driven by an advanced intellectual curiosity about world issues.
Undergraduate Sessional Dates
Find classes and exams start/end dates, co-curricular days and reading week, add/drop deadlines, holidays, University closings and more.
Roadmap to Student Success
Throughout your time at York, resources are available to help you achieve personal, academic and professional success. Browse through our year-specific supports to ensure you're on the right path.
Peer Mentorship
Peer mentors offer support by answering your questions and guiding you through your journey as a new student. LA&PS offers mentor programs for first-year students, international students and students in Undeclared Majors.
Degree Planning
To help you stay on track throughout your degree, here you’ll find a handy GPA calculator, useful degree checklists and course outlines, as well as links to advisors and York’s Career Centre.
Academic Advising
We provide the information and guidance to support your academic needs and help you achieve your goals.