Location: Room M364.
**For first semester Business students only** Need assistance with adding or dropping courses on Student Centre? Do you require an English or Math course for your program? Please visit the Timetable Drop-in Centre to get help.
Hosted by: Seneca Business 411.
Location: Room M364.
**For first semester Business students only** Need assistance with adding or dropping courses on Student Centre? Do you require an English or Math course for your program? Please visit the Timetable Drop-in Centre to get help.
Hosted by: Seneca Business 411.
Location: Main lobby.
Come meet your campus recreation council members and learn about the many opportunities to get active and involved with campus life at Markham.
Hosted by: Markham Recreation Council.
Location: Main lobby.
Come meet your campus recreation council members and learn about the many opportunities to get active and involved with campus life at Markham.
Hosted by: Markham Recreation Council.
Location: Room M364.
**For first semester Business students only** Need assistance with adding or dropping courses on Student Centre? Do you require an English or Math course for your program? Please visit the Timetable Drop-in Centre to get help.
Hosted by: Seneca Business 411.
Location: Cafe.
Come out and meet your classmates, welcome back friends, and enjoy some activities and free food provided by the Markham Rec Council and Seneca Student Federation (SSF).
Hosted by: Markham Rec and SSF.
Location: Room M364.
**For first semester Business students only** Need assistance with adding or dropping courses on Student Centre? Do you require an English or Math course for your program? Please visit the Timetable Drop-in Centre to get help.
Hosted by: Seneca Business 411.
Location: Courtyard.
Join the Seneca Student Federation (SSF) and Recreation Council for a BBQ, photo booth, and other activities to help welcome you to Senec.
Hosted by: Seneca Student Federation (SSF) and Recreation Council.
Location: Online
Are you a student entering a Seneca program from another institution?
This online presentation for transfer students will provide helpful information about academic expectations, support services, and how to get connected to your campus community at Seneca.
This session will include downloadable resources and a live chat function.
Topics covered in this session:
Academic Expectations– learn how to be successful in your coursework for a diploma or degree program
Career Development – learn how to find on and off campus jobs and access support for career success
Library Services – learn how to access resources and services to complete your coursework
Student Life – learn how to get connected at Seneca with events, programs and campus resources
Seneca Student Federation (SSF) – learn how to get involved in Seneca’s clubs and events
Transfer Credit – learn how to apply for transfer credit
Hosted by: Degree and Credit Transfer Office and Student Life