#class location

Hey sorry for the delay in response, I was out on a mini vacation these past three days.

Your class room is the GIT. As in, the George Ignatieff Theatre. It is the only room, U of T is confusing, but not that mean. There are clear marking signs for the theatre so you don't confuse it with the rest of the buttery / larkin building. If you're walking North on devonshire from Hoskin, the buttery/larkin building will be on your right hand side right after the munk school. Go up the stairs and immediately to your left. The GIT has its own entrance :)

With love and hope,

Hey, I've never needed to take a bus, and I had some classes that were pretty far apart. I don't personally know anyone who has needed to take a TTC bus around campus, but I've opened this question to the public to see if they have. I have taken the subway a few times in the winter from the pharmacy building to victoria college (queen's park station to museum - one stop). But unless you have a metro pass it's not worth it. 

If you're worried about getting from class to class on time maybe you should invest a bike - either your own or the bixi bikes we have around campus?

With love and hope,

Haha, you're not the only one. I had a path just a few metres shorter than you in my first year. I had to run from Northrop Frye to Con Hall in 10 minutes or less. Needless to say, traffic must be on your side. Cross your finger your prof lets you out early or your other prof likes to start a few minutes later than 10 after the hour. The only path you can really take (but if someone knows another path, please let me know and feel like an idiot for only taking this route all first year) is run to the triangle junction at the north end of the roundabout at University Ave just at the north tip of Queen's park. J-Walk the first part, and cross the other side onto the West side of University. Run down Hoskin to the cross walk and walk under Soldier's Tower and cut a hypotenuse across the big field (unless it's muddy, in which case, swallow your pride and walk around. That place is a muddy no man's land) and run into Con hall. If you move quickly you should be able to get there in approx 10 minutes, probably 15. In all honesty, better to be 5 minutes late to class than not to show up at all. And hopefully you'll make a friend who can tell you what you missed in the first five minutes of class that you may have missed.

Hope this helps and please let me know if there's anything else I can do for you!

With love and hope,

Hey there duckster! It is on ROSI it's actually right on the calendar itself. It should say under each course code, the last thing in each highlighted box where your course should be. For example:

This is my current school schedule. The highlighted sections in each box at the bottom tell you where your class is. From there you can click on the campus map and usually they'll have pinned where your classes are, if not you can always search by building code (which are the first two letters of where your course will be).

If any of your boxes say TBA or -- it means they haven't decided where your class will be, though by now they should have that figured out.

Hope that helps and let me know if there's anything else I can do for you!

With love and hope,

Hey!

You will never find out where your class is. It is a secret and your professor hates you. 

Ladies and gentlemen, sarcasm does not transpose well over the internet :P

There is no set date for when you will find out when it is, just keep checking ROSI and in due time it will come. Here's hoping it's sooner rather than later :)

With love and hope,

Hey there love!

Unfortunately these things take time. I'd check about once a week on ROSI on your personal timetable for it to update. You can try this method or emailing the professor directly to see if they can tell you any earlier. Other than that, you just have to play the waiting game.

Hope you find out where your class is soon!

With love and hope,