Applied Statistics Minor

• 0.5 credit from the following: CSCA08H3, CSCA20H3, CSC120H1, CSC121H1.
• Explore different kinds of courses; this will also help with fulfilling breadth requirements and electives.
• Use Degree Explorer to plan your courses and program of interest.

• Attend CTL’s Math & Statistics Learning Centre for tutoring services
• Schedule an appointment with your Program Librarian for in-depth research assistance with your assignments.
• Get writing support at CTL’s Writing Centre.

• Attend the UTSC Faculty Mix & Mingle Fair to connect with professors and learn more about their specialties.
• Start building your Co-Curricular Record (CCR) and search for Experiential Learning and Work-Integrated Learning opportunities.

• Get involved with the Association of Mathematics and Computer Science Students (AMACSS); also explore other relevant student clubs and activities on campus.
• Explore DSL programs that will build your leadership skills by getting involved in the community.

• Volunteer with organizations to explore your interests; check listings on CLNx (
• Attend the Get Experience Fair in September and register with SCSU’s Volunteer Network Program to explore opportunities.

DEVELOP YOUR ACADEMIC & RESEARCH SKILLS

• Further develop your general academic skills by attending workshops offered by the Academic Advising & Career Centre (AA&CC) and Centre for Teaching & Learning (CTL).

APPLY THEORY TO PRACTICE

• Get involved in relevant opportunities on and/or off campus; apply to Work Study, or other part-time and summer jobs on CLNx (

BECOME AN ENGAGED CITIZEN (LOCALLY & GLOBALLY)

• Check CLNx (

PLAN FOR YOUR FUTURE CAREER

• Considering grad school? Speak to professors and advisors early so you are on track.
• Explore careers through the AA&CC’s Job Shadowing and In The Field programs.

CHOOSE YOUR COURSES WISELY

• 1.5 credits as follows: STAC32H3, STAC53H3, STAD29H3.
• Use Degree Explorer to ensure you are on track with your degree.

• Consider competing for the UTSC Library Undergraduate Research Prize or Poster Forum.
• Check the department website for summer research and scholarship opportunities.

• Build on your skills and knowledge through relevant events offered through your department, student groups, DSL and the AA&CC.

• Run for an elected position in AMACSS or another student group or club.
• Look into volunteering or working overseas to expand your network through International Student Centre’s (ISC) Global Learning programs.

• Plan a career path with a staff member at the AA&CC.
• Check CLNx for networking events and employer information sessions to attend.
• Attend the Graduate & Professional School Fair in September.

• 1.0 credit from the following: [one of any ACT, CSC, MAT, STA course]; [one of MGEA02, MGEA06, MGEB02, MGEB06, MGEC11, MGED11, MGED70]; GGRB02H3; HLTB15H3; [one of MGFB10, MGFC30, MGOC10, MGMC01, MGMD01]; POLC11H3.
• Register your “Intent to Graduate” on ACORN by the deadline.

• Apply for an Academic Travel Fund through Department of Student Life (DSL) to research, present at a conference, or engage with the international academic community.

• Attend the Summer & Full-time Job Fair in January to meet with potential employers looking to hire students for summer and full-time positions relevant to your field.

• Participate in the AA&CC’s Partners in Leadership program to learn and network with an alumni mentor about transitioning to work or further education.

• Attend the AA&CC’s Get Hired job search conference in April/May.
• Attend a Jobs for Grads orientation for a job search “crash course” and for access to full-time job listings.
• Get your personal statement reviewed in the AA&CC.