Learning strategist appointments

Get personalized learning support

Book a virtual or in-person appointment with a learning strategist to sharpen your study skills, manage academic stress and boost your success at U of T.

A learning strategist can help you:

  • Develop new strategies for active studying and exam preparation.
  • Learn to manage time and academic stress.
  • Improve your assignment planning and presentation skills.
  • Navigate university resources.

Find learning strategists across the St. George campus

Book an appointment with a learning strategist

All St. George students can log in to Folio to book appointments with learning strategists through CLSS or their college or faculty.

Book an appointment on Folio

Folio shows appointments for all students, grad students and those at the colleges and faculty listed:

  • Innis College
  • New College
  • St. Michael’s College
  • Trinity College
  • University College
  • Victoria College
  • Faculty of Kinesiology and Physical Education (KPE)

Check back often for appointment slots

Appointments with learning strategists can fill up quickly, especially during busy times. New appointments open daily, two weeks in advance. If nothing’s available, check back regularly and book an appointment with a peer mentor for speedy support.

Additional supports for Woodsworth College, and select departments and programs

Some learning strategist appointments are booked outside Folio. Find additional supports at Woodsworth College and the following departments and faculties:

Appointments for graduate & professional students (Second Entry) by department or faculty

Make the most of your appointment

Read the pre-appointment Q&A handout (PDF) for suggestions and insight on what to prepare and expect at your appointment.

If you have questions or need help booking an appointment, please contact CLSS:

When contacting us, please provide your:

  • name
  • student number
  • phone number
  • college or faculty
  • and the reason for your appointment

Other ways to get learning support

Meet with a CLSS peer mentor

Make an appointment with a CLSS peer mentor for help with studying, setting and achieving goals, preparing a study schedule, and navigating the University’s structures and services.

Explore CLSS events and programs

Explore CLSS events and programs on Folio for tips and strategies on notetaking, reading, how to use AI responsibly, managing procrastination and so much more.

Understanding academic support roles at U of T:
Learning Strategist vs. Peer Mentor vs. Academic Advisor

Learning Strategist: Expert staff who provide personalized, professional support tailored to boost your academic skills.

Peer Mentor: A current U of T student who acts as a guide to academic success, offering personalize tips, motivation and insider knowledge. They are available by appointment.

Academic Advisor: Trained professionals with expertise in academic planning and navigating U of T resources, including financial aid. They can help you with your short-or long-term educational goals, including course selection, degree requirements and university regulations. Academic advisors are available through your faculty, department or college.