Woodsworth College Office of the Registrar

Hi Woodsworth!

Welcome to the start of the summer session! Here are a few important dates to keep in mind in the next few weeks:

📌 May 4: First day of class for the first summer session
📌 May 10: Last day to enrol in F courses
📌May 11: First day to select a CR/NCR option for F courses
📌 May 15: Presidential Day - University closed, no classes
📌 May 17: Last day to enrol in Y courses
📌 May 18: First day to select a CR/NCR option for Y courses
📌 May 18: Victoria Day - No classes

Questions? Drop by our office or email [email protected]
You can also book an appointment to meet with an academic advisor to discuss courses and academic planning. Contact link in bio.

❗Just a reminder that April 6 is the deadline to add/remove the Credit/No Credit (CR/NCR) option for S and Y courses and the deadline to Late Withdraw (LWD) from S and Y courses.

Visit https://www.artsci.utoronto.ca/current/academics/creditno-credit-late-withdrawal for more information.

Questions? Contact us at [email protected], call 416-978-4444 or drop by during office hours!

Happy Friday Woodsworth! Are you looking for an exciting course to take this Summer? Consider DHU235H1S Introduction to Digital Humanities!

Course Description:
Digital Humanities (DH) studies human culture -- art, literature, history, geography, religion -- using computational tools and methodologies, and at the same time studies digital technologies and communities through humanist lenses, as complex cultural objects shaped by wider social and political concerns and the ways we construct knowledge and meaning.

This is an S course and will run on Tuesday (1-4pm) and Thursday (1-4pm).

Visit https://wdw.utoronto.ca/digital-humanities for more information!

Hello Woodsworth! A reminder that March 16 is the last day for students to drop S courses, without academic penalty. Dropping a course after this date will require a late withdrawal request (LWD) with your College Registrar's Office.

More information can be found at the link in our bio. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions!

March 2 is the first day to enrol in open or limited programs! You should apply for your programs during the session in which you're planning to complete your fourth credit. For most students, this will happen April at the end of first year.

Program Enrolment Period: March 2, 2026 – September 21, 2026
FIRST REQUEST PERIOD: March 2 to April 24
SECOND REQUEST PERIOD: July 4 to August 18

See our link in bio for more information and resources on program enrolment or book an appointment with an academic advisor.

Welcome back, Woodsworth! Join us online on Thursday to hear real stories from upper-year students about why they chose their programs, what shaped their decisions and what they wish they’d known in first year. No presentations, no pressure - just conversations, driven by your questions.

These sessions are for students who will have completed 4.0 credits by the end of the Winter 2026 term; however all students are welcome to join!

Thursday February 26, 2026
11 AM - 12 PM
On Zoom
✅ REGISTER at link in bio!

Just a friendly reminder that February 16 is the last day to drop Fall-Winter (Y) courses. Note that some courses cannot be dropped using ACORN and
students must contact their College or Department to do so. Please refer to the Course Enrolment instructions (link in bio) to find out more information on
specific course drop restrictions.

Are you thinking about what you will do this summer and/or after you finish your current degree? Join us for Woodsworth College's upcoming workshop on flexible career options.

REGISTER NOW: Visit https://wdw.utoronto.ca/registrar (click under 'Events')

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Flexible Career Options - Career Workshop

Date & Time: Wednesday, February 11, 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Location: Waters Lounge, Woodsworth Residence, 321 Bloor St. West
Presenter: Jonathan Turner, Career Educator

In this workshop, we will:
✅ Identify and understand your career options for the summer and/or upon graduation.
✅ Discover and discuss various career interests, values, and skills using a career development framework.
✅ Begin to build a plan to navigate a career path using a Career decision-making model.
✅ Review Career Exploration & Education programs, services, and resources available after this session.

Want to learn more about applying to programs? Join a Program Information Session to review the important steps for applying to programs. This session is offered in-person and online. Choose the session that works best for you:

Monday, February 9 (in-person)
Waters Lounge, Woodsworth Residence, 321 Bloor Street
3:00 - 4:00 pm ET

Thursday, February 12 (online)
2:00 - 3:00 pm ET

Register at link bio!

Join us for an upcoming ONLINE Woodsworth College Writing Centre workshop on February 2nd!

❗Visit https://wdw.utoronto.ca/advising-support-services/registrar (click under 'Events') to register and attend!

📌Woodsworth Academic Writing Centre Workshop - Reading in University: A Whole New Game (ONLINE)
🗓Date: Monday, February 2
🕛Time: 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Presenter: Paola Bohorquez, Director, Academic Writing Centre

In this workshop, we will:
✅ Learn various university-level reading strategies that will improve the quality and effectiveness of your writing and research assignments.
✅ Discover how to optimize use of the Woodsworth Academic Writing Centre as a helpful resource

Join us for our upcoming online workshop:

From Procrastination to Action: A Time Management Workshop (ONLINE)

🗓Friday, January 30
🕛11:00 am - 12:00 pm
ONLINE via ZOOM

In this workshop, we will:
✅ Develop an understanding of the emotional toll of procrastination
✅ Distinguish protective factors behind procrastination and the illusion of productivity (“good” procrastination)
✅ Begin a shift in mindset from auto pilot to purposeful action

Presenters:
Amanda Lee, Assistant to the Dean, Wellness & Community Engagement

Jacquelyn Laurenda, Learning Strategist

Visit https://wdw.utoronto.ca/advising-support-services/registrar (click under 'Events') for more details and to register