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General Support Services
The university provides many free and low-cost supports for students. If you're not sure what type of support you need, start by contacting the Sociology Undergraduate Program Director or Program Assistant.
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The Student Affairs website outlines the services that are available to help you with:
- academics (exam schedules, graduation)
- access & accommodation (test centre)
- careers & jobs (campus jobs)
- counselling & advising
- health and wellbeing support (see a doctor)
- housing and residence
- international student support & study abroad
- learning support (writing, math & research skills)
- money (scholarships & financial aid)
- orientation for new students
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The Students' Union (external link, opens in new window) provides many services for students, including:
- health and dental plan
- academic advocacy services
- emergency bursaries
- tax clinic
- legal support
- lost and found
- International Student Identity Card (ISIC)
- discount movie tickets
- graduation photos
- SHIFT Centre for mental health & wellbeing
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The Library offers research help, including:
- email or online chat
- one-on-one appointments
- guides to doing research
- research skills workshops
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Many TMAPS (external link, opens in new window) services are also available to full-time students, such as:
- academic advocacy services
- Good Food Market
- campaigns and events