This centre provides accessible, impartial, non-adversarial and confidential programs and services that uphold human rights, enable equitable access to opportunities, and champion diversity and inclusion.
Student Accessibility Services enables an accessible campus learning environment and supports students with disabilities. If you are a student with a diagnosed disability, or a temporary disability (e.g., broken arm, recovering from surgery, etc.) you can register with Student Accessibility Services.
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 support teams offer support by answering your questions and guiding you through your journey as a new student. LA&PS offers peer support programs for first-year students, international students and students in Undeclared Majors.
Meet new people, discover campus resources and learn all about your degree with information sessions and welcome events.
Find out more about the colleges – as a LA&PS student, you’re automatically affiliated with Founders, McLaughlin, Vanier or New College depending on your program – and what they have to offer.
New to York? Our First Year Experience (FYE) team is here to support your transition with the information, resources, and connections you need to succeed. Explore our FYE eClass, Orientation events, Peer Support Team and more.
Starting university can be both exciting and overwhelming, especially if you're relocating from another country or institution. DLLL 1001 - University Literacies and Belonging - is a course designed to help you transition smoothly into university life and build a strong foundation for success. Enrol to develop your critical thinking and reading strategies, exam preparation and research skills.
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.
Indigenous students will find a safe community space that offers academic, spiritual, cultural and physical support, including writing and learning skills programs, career counselling, workshops and mentoring.