you don’t need an org. Say you tutored a friend for a summer and got like 50 hours in doing so then give a number of your friend to verify. Trust guidance does not have too much on their hands to personally verify everyone’s hours. My friend did it and it went through
My guidance checked people in my year and they questioned 2 students for a soccer volunteering thing saying their website said nothing about non profit
As I mentioned above, I believe marks have gone down due to the addition of exams and stuff. Even last year a bunch of people got admitted with averages of less than 97 so I wouldn’t count yourself out.
Ah I see. I would say just follow the discipline that you want to be in. If you’re passionate and try hard enough you’ll succeed and be more happy because of it. I had the choice between uoft civil and Mac free choice and I ultimately chose the one that I thought aligned with what I wanted more.
Rotman/Ivey/Schulich, although things currently look bleak, so I'm settling with other programs like UofT Actuarial Science (anything to do with Stats/Math/Management)
Note that if you apply to rotman they will also offer you the opportunity potentially get into humanities, life sci or physical and mathematical sciences.
Yep, that's where the actuarial science kicks in lol. Although I am a little unnerved since it says on the website that your alternate admissions choice is only considered after the first choice applicants
That is true and I also noticed that if you don’t get into anything at uoft they have a higher chance of giving you an alternative offer which is kinda interesting. For example, I didn’t get a math offer after getting rejected from rotman, but my friend did but my average was way higher. I think the reason he got it over me was because I had already gotten in a different uoft choice(engineering) <—— not 100% on this but just to note
I kinda got fucked over by early admissions… I applied to uoft electrical engineering and I ended up getting deferred to civil engineering right after first semester marks got in. Because I got into civil I could no longer be qualified for electrical even if I got my average up to 100 by the midterms of sem 2.
Top 6, but prerequisites have to be in there. So eng, chem, physics, functions, calculus and one more 4U or 4M course. Not sure what cooking falls under
you don’t need an org. Say you tutored a friend for a summer and got like 50 hours in doing so then give a number of your friend to verify. Trust guidance does not have too much on their hands to personally verify everyone’s hours. My friend did it and it went through
My guidance checked people in my year and they questioned 2 students for a soccer volunteering thing saying their website said nothing about non profit
Yes.
99.7
I really hope your teachers were nice enough to round up for your
You got rejected from electrical with a 97.2? Do I even have a chance for it with a 97?
Yeah definetly I had really bad ECs and marks were inflated to hell last year
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As I mentioned above, I believe marks have gone down due to the addition of exams and stuff. Even last year a bunch of people got admitted with averages of less than 97 so I wouldn’t count yourself out.
I'm sorry I couldn't find it. Can you possibly help Me find it
https://www.torontomu.ca/admissions/undergraduate/requirements/ontario/
What's does it mean by "out of school"?
There’s a chance you might not get a scholarship? Idk id clarify with them
You can’t look for housing without accepting?
Redbull
This year there were some from c to b
Is that like a high 70?
Oh yeah and I dropped a course
Practice OPTIMIZATION
How do you know you’ll get industrial?
It’s an example could be swapped for the less competitive programs
Ah I see. I would say just follow the discipline that you want to be in. If you’re passionate and try hard enough you’ll succeed and be more happy because of it. I had the choice between uoft civil and Mac free choice and I ultimately chose the one that I thought aligned with what I wanted more.
My friend spoke like one sentence and got in last year don’t worry too much. It’s over now there’s not much you can do
Uoft engineering . Stayed up until 5:30 am. Alarm was set to 6:45 am for a 9 am exam.
I wouldn’t even risk that? What course was it😭😭
UofT Engineering and UofT CS does.
Eng did not send me one last year
For me last year I didn’t really get emails so I had to check through ouac or the applicat portal itself
I did something called JA company program which could benefit you
Waterloo doesn’t really do early admissions iirc
Where do you get your info?
Like for example for uoft eng, the averages they state on their website is WAY too low and gives people false hope into thinking they might get in
I think asking people who have been through the admissions process or people on here are a more reliable source tbh
Did you receive anything that requires to be filled out?
Yeah i filled it and i signed it
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Nope
It's only June 26th, go get em
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You would have to decline your first offer to accept the other one. But please make sure that the other offer is still available to do so.
Rotman/Ivey/Schulich, although things currently look bleak, so I'm settling with other programs like UofT Actuarial Science (anything to do with Stats/Math/Management)
Note that if you apply to rotman they will also offer you the opportunity potentially get into humanities, life sci or physical and mathematical sciences.
Yep, that's where the actuarial science kicks in lol. Although I am a little unnerved since it says on the website that your alternate admissions choice is only considered after the first choice applicants
That is true and I also noticed that if you don’t get into anything at uoft they have a higher chance of giving you an alternative offer which is kinda interesting. For example, I didn’t get a math offer after getting rejected from rotman, but my friend did but my average was way higher. I think the reason he got it over me was because I had already gotten in a different uoft choice(engineering) <—— not 100% on this but just to note
Rotman/Engineering/Management
What schools?
I kinda got fucked over by early admissions… I applied to uoft electrical engineering and I ended up getting deferred to civil engineering right after first semester marks got in. Because I got into civil I could no longer be qualified for electrical even if I got my average up to 100 by the midterms of sem 2.
Hardest to easiest
That’s good enough it’s too 6
Is it top 6 major courses or just the top 6 because I have a cooking class that’s higher than my English class so do they take the English or cooking
Top 6, but prerequisites have to be in there. So eng, chem, physics, functions, calculus and one more 4U or 4M course. Not sure what cooking falls under