Using the Program Plans Effectively
- Read through all your program plans each year; use the online version as it has links to the services mentioned. If all your programs aren’t listed yet, take a look at similar ones to see the opportunities available to you.
- Investigate what appeals to you so you can develop your own program plan.
- Use the resources and services that are listed; bring your plan to appointments with advisors and counsellors.
- Update your plan annually; don’t feel you have to fill it all out in one year, and be prepared to adjust as you learn more about your goals.
UTM has many tools and resources to help you be successful. In addition to your Program Plan(s), here are some useful services and staff to assist you. If you have a question but can’t find the answer, just ask staff and they will help you find what you need.
What can I do with my degree?
Tools
- Careers by Major gives you more in-depth information on possible career paths, where to get experience and who hires graduates from your academic area.
Contacts
- Make an appointment with our Career Centre with a career counsellor. They can help you figure out potential careers and what steps you can take to be successful.
How do I select my program?
Tools
- Refer to the Academic Calendar for a comprehensive look at program requirements.
- Find out more about your program fees.
- Check the course timetable to ensure courses you need fit into your schedule.
- Attend the Program Selection and Career Options workshop (sign up via the CLNx).
Contacts
- Never hesitate to chat with your departmental undergraduate advisor or make an appointment with an Academic Advisor in the Office of Registrar.
Planning your courses and enrollment
Tools
- Use the Degree Explorer to help plan your future courses.
- Use the CGPA calculator to set goals.
Contacts
- Your departmental undergraduate advisor or an Academic Advisor in the Office of Registrar can help you make sure you are planning your degree and program properly.
Checking In
You may feel like you need some additional guidance or professional validation in your choices at any time during your journey here at UTM. This is very natural and we want to help. It's important to take the time to evaluate whether you are on the right path on a regular basis. Don't forget to check in with your physical and mental health too. They are just as important to a successful experience.
Contacts
- Never hesitate to chat with your departmental undergraduate advisor or make an appointment with an Academic Advisor in the Office of Registrar.
- Drop in the Robert Gillespie Academic Skills Centre to enhance academic skills.
- Make an appointment at our Health & Counselling Centre to check and improve your health.
- Get fit and have some fun at the RAWC.
- Check out the various services and programs UTM has to offer.