TCard+ is a system that allows students to load funds (TBucks) onto their online account using existing TCard. You can use your TBucks for printing and photocopying in the Computer Labs, Library and Copy Kats in addition to food purchases and other services on campus. To find out more information about TCard+, please visit http://uoft.me/tcardplus.
UTM and STG students
U of T students from either the UTM or STG campuses can access their TCard+ account anywhere that accepts TCard+ across the UTSC campus. Students may need to add funds to their TCard+ account - they can do this online from the TCard+ page.
Visitors to UofT
Individuals who are not affiliated with UofT would need to purchase a pre-paid Guest Card from the Cash-to-Card loading machine on the 4th floor Bladen, outside of BV400 or from the Information & Reference Desk in the UTSC Library. The minimum desposit is $5 - a small fee will be deducted for the cost of the Guest Card. Guest Cards may only be used for printing at the printing stations at the front entrance of the UTSC Library.
Mobile Print
Individuals who have a valid UTORid with TBucks on their account can login via http://uoft.me/mobileprint and upload their files directly from their mobile device or laptop. No drivers or installations needed. Please request the release of the print job from Student Help Desk.
If you experience issues or have questions, please contact the Student Help Desk
Printing Costs
Printers are available in many locations at UTSC for student use.
- Cost: $0.10/sheet Black & White; $0.25/page Colour
- Payment Method: Funds stored on your TCard+ account
IITS Printing Facilities
General Black & White or Colour Printing
Students can use either their personal computer or an IITS Lab Workstation to print to both colour or monochrome printers.
- Black_White - The queue for black & white print jobs
- Colour - The queue for colour print jobs
Printing Terms and Conditions
We strive to maintain an optimum printing service to the students. However if issues are encountered during printing, the possibility of free reprint is governed by the terms and conditions outlined here.