UofT Peer Pathways

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Share course context, campus experience, practical tips, and opportunities with the UofT community across all three campuses. Anyone can read; a UofT-linked ChatGPT account is required to contribute.

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What belongs here

Questions and experience that help another student make university life clearer, safer, or more connected.

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Academic context

Study habits, course planning questions, and how to find the right official academic source.

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Campus life

Clubs, events, spaces, services, commuting, housing, and everyday student experience.

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Opportunities

Workshops, volunteering, research, careers, and student-led projects worth sharing.

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