UofT Academic Resources
Acorn & Quercus
Academic Success
Rotman Commerce Academic Services
The Academic Services office is located at 125 St. George St.
Academic advisors are available for one-on-one advising appointments and can help you plan your academic studies, find support to meet your academic and personal challenges, and navigate the requirements of your courses, program and degree. Book your appointments through RC Portal.
Rotman Commerce Portal
Your Hub for All Things Professional at Rotman
Stay up to date with the latest internship and event opportunities, professional development resources, and advising services, all in one place. This is also where RC Student Groups post leadership roles and open positions. Be sure to check back regularly, as new opportunities are added throughout the week!
Economics Study Centre
Visit the Study Centre for drop-in hours
The ECO Study Centre is located in the Department of Economics at Max Gluskin House, 150 St. George St. Peer mentors are available to help students with the following courses: ECO101H1, ECO102H1, ECO105Y1, ECO200Y1, ECO202Y1, ECO204Y1, ECO206Y1, ECO208Y1, ECO209Y1, ECO220Y1, and ECO227Y1.
ASSU Past Test Library
Gain Access to Past Tests
The ASSU, located in Sidney Smith Hall, has an exam reserve open for all students enrolled in the Faculty of Arts and Science where they can go and photograph or photocopy past tests. These include exams and midterms donated from students. The list of courses available is located on their website.
Centre for Learning Strategy Support
Looking for more support?
The team at the Centre for Learning Strategy Support is here to help. Students can connect with a learning strategist for individualized support to learn to manage time and stress, and address procrastination issues, develop new strategies including active studying, reading and note-taking, and exam preparation, improve research, assignment completion and presentation skills, and navigate the University’s academic systems and services.
Recognized Study Group (RSG)
RSGs are small, student-led study groups of up to 8 classmates enrolled in the same course within the Faculty of Arts & Science
By joining an RSG, you can increase your understanding of course material, make friends in your course, prepare for tests and exams, stay focused while studying, and learn valuable study skills. You can join an RSG through A&S Online Services.

