Financial aid & wellbeing
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Student aid | Awards & scholarships | OSAP | Student Wellbeing | External Resources/Free Learning | Multi-Faith Rooms | Athletic centres
Student financial assistance
As a Ted Rogers School student, we know you have the potential to be Boardroom Bound: you’re ambitious, talented and driven to succeed. But too often, it’s the hidden costs that stand in the way of you confidently pursuing your path to success.
Do you find yourself asking these questions:
- Will I be able to afford my next meal?
- Do I have enough money on my Presto card to get to class?
- Can I afford professional attire to walk into rooms with confidence?
Food, transit and the business student essentials should never be what stands in the way of maximizing your university experience.
For Ted Rogers School undergraduate students only.
TMU provides students with various financial supports. You can find more information on government financial aid programs such as OSAP, out-of-province student loans, U.S. student loans, and international student financial supports.
Find out more information on how you can receive these supports as well as the different financial assistance for domestic and international students below.
Student awards & scholarships
During the 2024/2025 school year, more than 600 awards and scholarships were distributed, and a total of more than $2.8 million award funds were given to Ted Rogers School of Management students.
Watch as four students describe the life changing awards they received at the Ted Rogers School of Management this academic year. On March 1 and March 8 the Student Awards Ceremony celebrated over 200 award recipients and the donors that make these opportunities possible from all five programs of study. Check out this news story on who'schampioning the next generation of business leaders at TRSM which showcases some of our exceptional winners. All awards and scholarships are found on the AwardSpring (external link, opens in new window) site.
Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP)
The Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) is a government financial aid program that can help you pay for university.
OSAP can help you pay for:
Student Wellbeing
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Using a student-centered approach, grounded in equity and community inclusion, Student Health and Wellbeing strives for a cohesive, curious, and collaborative approach to health and well-being experiences. Find information for students about mental health and related resources on campus.
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ThriveTMU is an initiative that aims to provide students with training and resources to feel a sense of support on campus. Students can leverage ThriveTMU to find the balance between academic success and other elements of a healthy lifestyle and ultimately developing capacities for thriving that will serve them throughout their lives.
ThriveTMU developed a 4 session resilience training program designed to teach the five-factor model of resilience (mindfulness, gratitude, optimism, self-compassion, and grit).
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Gdoo-maawnjidimi Mompii Indigenous Student Services at Toronto Metropolitan University provides a culturally supportive space for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis students to balance academic success with traditional teachings. Meaning “We Gather Here,” the centre offers programs, services, and community support under one roof, fostering belonging and connection.
External Resources/Free Learning
Free Mental Health Learning Resources
Explore free, self-paced mental health courses and workshops designed to support your wellbeing. These resources offer free certificates upon completion and are a great way to learn more about mental health for yourself or to support others.
CAMH Online Courses (external link) – Developed by the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), these evidence-based modules cover topics such as addiction, depression, and mental health.
Jack.org - Be There Certificate (external link) – The Be There Certificate is a free learning resource designed to provide you with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to safely support anyone who's struggling with their mental health.
Multi-Faith Rooms
EDI Well-being Space
For the first time, students will be able to access a well-being room right here at the Ted Rogers School of Management, called the EDI Well-being Space. Thanks to the Ted Rogers Students' Society (TRSS), you can now access this space on the 7th floor in room TRS 1-045.
What's the purpose of this room?
This space is open to those of all faiths/spiritualities or none at all, to pray, meditate, reflect, bereave, or find quiet. It is provided to help in managing life, spirituality, health, studies, and well-being.
SCC Multi-Faith Room
The Multi-Faith Room is located on the third floor of Oakham House is available for people of all faiths and followings. The room provides a quiet atmosphere for prayer, worship, meditation, and other spiritual and faith based activities on a drop-in basis. Room hours are posted on the door. Watch the Instagram Reel below to learn how to get there.
Athletic Centres
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The Recreation and Athletic Centre (RAC) serves as the central hub for all things wellness, recreation, and sport at Toronto Metropolitan University. Some of the available facilities include:
- 50' x 80' fitness centre with free weights and weight machines
- A 3-lane, 145 m indoor track
- A 25-yard pool
- Women’s and men’s change rooms with sauna
- 2 sprung hardwood floor gyms
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Toronto Metropolitan University is home to the state-of-the-art Mattamy Athletic Centre (MAC), located at the historical site of Maple Leaf Gardens.
- Home court (basketball and volleyball)
- Mattamy Home Ice (NHL-sized ice surface)
- Cardio room
- Fitness centre with free weights and machine weights
- Sprung hardwood dance studio