Resources to Help You Prepare for University
The universities offer different programs and supports for many types of students. The resources on this page can help you adapt to life and studies at university.
Note: Eligibility criteria may vary by program.
This list is not definitive. Contact the appropriate university directly for more information.
University of Guelph-Humber
- Provides new students with disabilities with resources and information to assist in transitioning to postsecondary studies.
- Explore services, learn about accessing academic accommodations and meet returning students registered with Accessible Learning Services.
Each program has an Academic Advisor to assist you with:
- course selection,
- understanding your program plan,
- charting a path to your academic goals,
- interpreting policies and procedures, and
- referrals to other resources and services on campus.
Stop into their office to meet in-person or book an online appointment.
- Your FYE Leader will mentor and support you as you adjust to being a university student.
- Connect online with other new students in your program throughout the summer.
- Each FYE Group is led by an FYE Leader, a current student in your program who is excited to meet you and welcome you to the University! They’ll share important dates, what to expect in classes, and how to make friends – ask them anything!
- Learning Support Peers (LSPs) are current students who are available to offer support and provide general information about programs, assist with course selection, provide direction in the area of academic resources and personal support services and inform you of policies and procedures.
- LSPs also offer a series of Learning Skills Workshops, such as:
- Exam preparation
- Reading and note-taking
- Time management
- Procrastination
- Memory strategies
- Stress management
- Presentation skills
- Connect with other incoming students at this fun, students-only, official welcome to life at the University.
- We will get you set for classes and show you how to get involved.