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Degree and program requirements come from the 2026-2027 Arts & Science Calendar, rule by rule.
Atlas is a free degree and course planner for University of Toronto students. See what's done, what's left and when you'll finish.
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Degree and program requirements come from the 2026-2027 Arts & Science Calendar, rule by rule.
Drop in screenshots of Degree Explorer or ACORN. You check what Atlas read before anything is saved.
Approvals, substitutions and lists only a department keeps are marked for you to confirm, never counted as done.
Yes, with or without an account.
No. Open Atlas and start: your record stays in your browser on your device. Sign up any time and everything you've added comes with you, saved to your account so it follows you to any device. Signed out, Atlas AI answers a few questions a day.
No. Atlas is an independent project, not affiliated with, endorsed by or operated by the University of Toronto. Confirm important decisions with your college registrar or department.
Students in the Faculty of Arts & Science at U of T. It covers 328 Majors, Minors and Specialists in the 2026-2027 Calendar.
Yes. The program directory has every program's requirements in the Calendar's words, with the courses each one names. The guides to degree planning, program requirements and course planning explain how the rules fit together.
Drop Degree Explorer or ACORN screenshots anywhere in Atlas. Nothing is saved until you've checked what it read.
Without an account, your record stays in your browser on your device. With one, it's saved to your account. Atlas doesn't sell your information, show ads or use trackers. The Privacy Policy has the details.
Answers come from the Calendar and your record. Anything that needs an approval or a person's judgment is marked, not guessed. Atlas AI can still be wrong, so check important decisions with official sources.
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