Transitioning to University
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This page is your guide to understanding the transition to university as a student with a disability.
Embarking on your post-secondary journey is an exciting step forward, but it can also raise questions about how support and accommodations change. Here, we aim to provide insight into how accommodations are different between high school and university, and the programming and resources available to you.
Whether you're a student getting ready for this new chapter or a parent/support person, we're to help with this transition.
Accommodations in high school vs. university - what's the difference?
High school accommodations don't automatically transfer to post-secondary settings.
Discover the differences between high school and university accommodations with our guide, ensuring you're prepared for the transition and know what to expect when you come to TMU.
How can I learn about transitioning to university as a student with a disability?
Discover SHIFT, TMU's orientation designed for students with disabilities, providing key insights on transitioning to post-secondary education and navigating accommodations.
SHIFT connects you with resources, supports, and peers, ensuring a seamless entry into your academic journey.
Looking for more resources to smooth your transition to university life?
Check out TMU's resources for new students, designed to support your academic journey from day one.
Admissions: New Students (opens in new window)
Navigating TMU: Getting Started in Your First Year (opens in new window)
The ultimate guide to student services and supports at TMU (opens in new window)
Student Life & Learning: Campus Supports (opens in new window)