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York University
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YorkU · Courses, admin & problem-solving
YU-card (student card)
York's official photo ID and campus payment card, used for libraries, recreation, exams, dining, events and discounts.
Who
New students get a mobile YU-card in their phone wallet.
Software with your school account (Microsoft 365 and more)
Your Passport York account gives you Microsoft 365 (Word, Excel, Teams, OneDrive), York-approved AI tools like Microsoft Copilot, cloud storage, free and discounted software, printing and computer labs.
Plan with the Visual Schedule Builder and enrol in the Registration and Enrolment Module. After the deadline you need permission from the instructor or department.
You can drop a course with no grade until the drop deadline. You get 100% back if you drop early, then the refund shrinks each week and reaches 0% after the drop deadline.
After the drop deadline you can still withdraw until the last day of classes. It shows as a 'W' on your transcript but doesn't count toward credits, GPA or repeat attempts.
Who
York undergraduates (not grad, co-op/placements or exchange courses)
Academic petitions (exceptions to rules or deadlines)
If serious circumstances (like a death in the family or a documented illness) kept you from meeting a rule or deadline, you can ask for an exception. Add a Financial Petition if you also need a fee refund.
Who
York students. Each Faculty has its own petitions office.
Paid on-campus jobs that fit around classes: clerical and technical (General), research assistant (RAY), and leadership and mentorship (LEAP). Most pay above minimum wage.
Who
Undergraduates in a degree program with the minimum course load each term. International students need a valid study permit and SIN. Not for exchange, visiting, LOP or certificate students.
Help with any writing assignment: essays, reports, presentations. They don't proofread; they help you become a stronger writer. Finish the Write Now! workshop series for an academic writing certificate.
Library loans: equipment and books from other libraries
Borrow equipment and studios from the Making and Media Creation Lab, get books from other libraries (Interlibrary Loan), use course reserves and book-locker pickup.
Accommodations for students with disabilities: academic and exam accommodations, support planning, ASL interpreting and note-taking, and an assistive technology lab.
Who
York students with disabilities (based on documented needs)
York's partners 4stay Marketplace (private hosts) and The Quad (upper-year student housing), plus a resource hub on safety, roommates, budgeting and tenant responsibilities.
A confidential, independent office for concerns about the fairness of university policies, procedures or decisions. They help you explore your options.
Student advising (when you don't know where to go)
Faculty academic advising (requirements, grades, petitions, program changes), student records and financial aid advising (OSAP, holds, refunds, enrolment letters, transcripts), immigration advising and more.
Where Canadian recruiters look first: build a profile, find internships and jobs, and connect with professionals. Your school's career centre can review your profile for free.
The Government of Canada's Job Bank youth page: career quizzes, a résumé builder, paid internships and fellowships, apprenticeships, summer jobs and volunteering.
Who
Young people in Canada (eligibility varies by posting)
Free 15-week hybrid programs in IT support, AI and data analytics, and network security, with Google, IBM and Fortinet certifications. Available in Ontario.
Who
Eligibility varies by program (check the application page)
First-year and upper-year scholarships for Korean Canadian students; recipients join LEAD for leadership learning, mentorship and a Korean Canadian network.
Who
Full-time students in 2026-27 who are citizens, PRs or study permit holders, of Korean heritage or with a meaningful connection to the community
KCWA, a Korean community agency, offers one-on-one career coaching in Korean (up to 4 sessions) and English interview seminars at its North York offices.
Who
Newcomers eligible for federal settlement services (e.g. permanent residents)
HRD Korea's overseas job portal: postings, K-Move School training, working holiday job support, AI résumé consulting and counselling for young Koreans working abroad.