Through our interdisciplinary seminars, mentorship arrangements and intensive summer programs, students experience the diverse curriculum of the Faculty of Arts and Science and learn from professors who are leaders in their fields. In the Mentorship Program, senior gifted high school students assist University of Toronto professors in their research. Information is distributed to all greater Toronto area secondary schools in May and is posted online . Flyers with details on dates and locations are sent to all Toronto area high schools in January. Students write an exam based on senior high school biology curricula in May. Scholarships and awards are given to the top competitors.
Information is sent to all Canadian high schools in the fall of each year.
Registration forms are sent to high schools in October. The department of classics hosts an annual workshop for teachers and students interested in the history, literature and languages of ancient Greece and Rome. Career opportunities, first-year curriculum, research developments and university transition issues are discussed. This year, classics day will be held on February 14, 2000. Computing Insights Computing Insights is a three-week computer science day camp held on the St. George campus in July for high school students who have completed grade 11 math.