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Jingle Cheer, SLN's Here

Updated: Feb 2


Your December Forecast is Here!


The countdown to exams - and the holidays - is officially on! To help you balance the study hustle with the festive bustle, SLN is rolling out a few exciting updates. Let’s power through finals and step into the season with joy!



Upcoming Key Dates


  • December 1st: Last day for Fall 2025 classes

  • December 3rd: Therapy Dogs De-Stress Event by the Politics and Governance Students Association

  • December 3rd to 14th: Final exam period

  • December 15th: International Exchange Program Info Session

  • December 16th: Enrolment period begins

  • December 19th: Last working day (University closes at 4:30 PM)

  • December 20th to January 5th: University closed

  • December 24th: Christmas Eve

  • December 25th: Christmas Day



SLN Semester Recap




What an incredible semester! We kicked off the year in September with A Lawyer Life: The Truth Behind the Title, where students connected with lawyers from all corners of the profession in a fast-paced, inspiring speed-networking event.


October brought the excitement of Case-Solving Night, a Halloween-themed mystery challenge that had teams piecing together clues, testing their logic, and racing to crack the case.


But our biggest highlight of the semester was November’s SLN Case Competition - an unforgettable showcase of talent, teamwork, and sharp legal thinking. Competitors stepped into the spotlight, tackled complex legal issues, and impressed our distinguished panel of judges with their creativity and critical analysis. It was an empowering, high-energy finale that truly celebrated the best of our community.


Here’s to an amazing semester - and even more to come!





Therapy Dogs De-Stress Event By the Politics and Governance Students Association


Unwind before the stressful exam season with stress-relief care packages, comforting hot chocolate, friendly dogs, and a peaceful study space during the first week of December.

  • This event is taking place on December 3rd from 3:30 PM to 6:30 PM at the Centre for Urban Innovation 44 Gerrard St E, Toronto, ON.



International Exchange Program Info Session

Do you ever dream about studying in a different country?

Ted Rogers School of Management offers an International Exchange program that you would not want to miss out on. Join us in attending a 1-hour information session to learn more about the International Exchange Program, the different countries you can study in, application process, cost and the many benefits this program has to offer!

  • This session takes place on December 15th from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM virtually.


Enrolment Dates For Full-Time Undergraduate Students

The course enrolment period takes place after your undergraduate course schedules are released in your Student Center in MyServiceHub. This schedule release typically happens in early August for the fall term and late November for the winter term.

Please note: Returning undergraduate students must participate in course intentions in order to be eligible for a priority enrolment appointment. If you are not assigned a priority enrolment appointment, your enrolment will start on the first day of the open enrolment period.




Final Exam Study Tips


With exam season on the horizon, it’s time to shift into study mode - without losing the holiday spirit! Here are a few tips to help you find the perfect balance:


1. Be The Explainer

Explaining something to someone else is one of the best ways to determine what you have down cold, what you need to take a second look at.


2. Have a study buddy? Don't split the work.

Have a friend make a study sheet for the final exam separately, then get together after you both are done and review the topics together. That way you are less likely to miss something.


3. Turn the TV off and the music on.

Music can help you focus IF you pick the right songs. Forget brand new albums or your favourite songs that might break your concentration when you need to study. Instead, listen to music you already know all the words to, but don't feel compelled to sing along.


4. Can't stop singing? Put everything to music!

See if you can make up new lyrics to your favourite songs that incorporate the formulas or historical dates you have to memorize. Things are a lot easier to remember with a good beat.


5. Read it. Write it. Say it.

Go through your notes and pull out the key points by reading them, re-writing them, then saying them out loud. This method really helps some students commit facts to memory.



 
 
 

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