Students
Every student is entitled to learn and study in a respectful, civil and safe environment. And every student has the responsibility to uphold those rights. Learn more about the Student Code of Conduct
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If you decide you want to file a complaint about another Toronto Met student’s non-academic behaviour, it must be submitted in writing to the Student Conduct Officer.
If you have received a notice from the Student Conduct Officer of a complaint, it is important to understand how the process works.
If you are a respondent in an university investigation of sexual violence, our office provides you with support.
Toronto Met students talk: SLC Etiquette
How do we respect shared space? Here's what Toronto Met students had to say about their time in the Student Learning Centre (SLC).