Winter 2025 Midterm Tests and Exams

February 10, 2025

We hope your semester is going well!

Please review the information below about tests and midterm exams to help set you up for success. More information regarding final exams will be provided later in the semester.

The Final Examinations Policy 135 was revised in 2024 and is now in effect. For more details about the updated policy and procedures, please review the Final Examinations Policy 135.

Exam Locations and Dates

Check your course outline, D2L course shell or connect with your instructor for the date and details of your midterm exams.
More information about the undergraduate, graduate and law final exam schedules will be posted approximately one month before the final exam period on the Exams website.
For Chang School exams, you should refer to your Course D2L announcements and course outline for time, location and dates.

On-Campus Exams

All undergraduate, graduate and law students are required to have a physical OneCard for identification during exams and other assessments. Digital OneCards cannot be used as a form of ID for exam identity verification purposes. If you are wearing a mask, you will be asked to briefly remove your mask to verify your identity.
Visit the Exams website for more exam procedures, such as what you should bring.

Online Exams

Your faculty/contract lecturer will let you know how your online exam is being delivered.
Review information about online exams and virtual proctoring.
You are welcome to use the Library (opens in new window) to write online exams.

Academic Accommodations

Students registered with Academic Accommodation Support (AAS) must submit accommodated test/exam requests by the deadlines outlined on the AAS website, which are before the midterm tests and the final exam period. For more information regarding the deadlines, please visit how to book an accommodated quiz, test or exam.
Students who need access to technology (i.e. cell phone or smart watch) to monitor a medical condition with a remedial appliance or device, must register with Academic Accommodation Support by the registration deadline indicated on the website. Once registered, students must schedule their tests and exams by the stated deadlines on the website and write them in the Test Centre in order to receive the necessary accommodations.

Religious, Spiritual and Aboriginal Observances

Check out Religious and Cultural Observances and Accommodation of Student, Religious, Aboriginal and Spiritual Observance Policy 150 for more information.

A Reminder About Self-Care and Wellbeing

Taking care of your physical and mental well-being leads to more effective studying and learning. Visit Student Wellbeing and the ultimate guide to student services and supports.

Masks

The university continues to welcome the use of masks in exam rooms. If you would like to use a mask during your exam or at any other time while on campus, masks can be requested by emailing ehs@torontomu.ca, who will coordinate pickup as long as supplies are available. Please reach out a few days before your exam to make arrangements.