FAQs
Q. Where is the school located?
A. Our campus is located in the heart of
the city of Toronto in the beautiful Yonge
and Lawrence area. We are surrounded
by many shops, coffee shops, restaurants,
banks, a library and residential homes. The
TTC Subway leads visitors and students
right to the door of our building located
at 3080 Yonge Street.
Check out these websites for more information:
- TTC directions
- www.mapquest.com / www.google.com maps for driving directions.
Q. What’s
the best way to find a place to live?
How can I find a roommate?
A. We’ve devoted an entire section
to helping you find student housing. Click
on this link to Housing Information. For
more information, contact:
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Bethany
Tozer
Female Assistance
416.886.7172
or 416.462.1274
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Derek
Osborne
Male Assistance
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Q. Is the transit system understandable,
safe and reliable? What will it cost me?
A. The TTC is a quick, convenient and safe
way to get around Toronto. You may
feel intimidated at the first, but you
will be assisted at the beginning of September
during Orientation and then within no time
you will be able to go all around the city.
We suggest keeping a Ride Guide with
you at all times so you know where you’re
going or in case of emergency. You’ll
receive a Ride Guide in
your Information Packet on Orientation Day.
For cost and more information,
visit the TTC
website.
Q. What activities are there at
the school?
A. Orientation Days for the 1st years, fall
and winter retreats, fooseball tournaments, Taste
of the Nations luncheon, Christmas socials,
paintball, guys/girls nights, pancake lunches,
class parties. Lots of fun talks in
the lounge at the school, in between classes,
over lunch and after classes. Trips to local
restaurants, special activities, sports events
and concerts in and around the Toronto area
or in area churches with friends.
Q. What is there to do in Toronto?
A. Lots! Click
here for
a listing of special events happening in
Toronto.
Q. How often should I expect to
be at the school for classes? How much
of my time will be spent on homework?
A. If you’re a full time student you
can expect to be at the school at least 3-4
days a week. Part time students may
only be at the school 1-2 days a week.
The rule of thumb for
homework is this: for every one hour you
spend in class, you should expect to spend
about two hours doing homework. Get started on assignments
and readings right away. If you don’t,
you will get bogged down towards the end
of the semester. Good time management is
essential. Good study habits are important
as well. Don’t be afraid to ask for
help from fellow students, faculty, the librarian
and the Academic Success Centre.
Q. How do I connect with a church
and mentor?
A. E-mail: or
College Office: (416) 482-2224
College Fax: (416) 482-7004
Ask other students for their advice.
Q. Am I able to access computers
at the school? Should I buy a personal
computer or a laptop?
A. You can use the computers in the
school’s computer lab. Once you’ve
registered as a student, you will receive
a D2L username and password to be used at
the school. (You’ll also get
an email account.) On average, most
of our students have laptops and find these
most beneficial for taking notes. If you
don’t want to carry around a laptop
and you can keep neat and tidy notes, stick
with a desktop.
Q. Is
there anyone I can talk to throughout the year about school/mentoring/life in Toronto/problems?
A. There are plenty people around the
school to talk with; you’ll find staff
and faculty members are ready to talk with
you. More specifically, the guys’ RA,
Derek Osborne (),
and the girls’ RA, Bethany Tozer (),
are more than willing to help—that’s
what they are here for. And for more
wise advice, Sue James ()
is the woman to see!
Q. Can I work at all while
I’m at the school?
A. The answer depends on your workload
and what you can handle. Many of our students
have part time jobs and work on the weekends.
Others do not have a job so they can focus
on their studies throughout the semester.
This is a time management question.
Q. When
does the school have Chapel?
A. Chapel is held every Tuesday morning
at 10:00 am, following the first half of
class time.
For further information contact Sue James,
Director of Student Development:
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