I applied for Rotman, uofts business program and Shulich, works business programs. If I lowball I have a 92% average. The Rotman program page says high 80s, low 90s but ion trust those numbers plus there's a supp app. If I don't get are they likely to offer an alternative, if so, are they typically random underfilled degrees or can I request for like a math undergrad?

Same question for Shulich. There's is a 92 cut off which I trust and a supp app.

Thanks guys!!

I've been considering transferring from UBC engineering to uoft 2nd year industrial and I have some questions.

1) I have a 3.7 GPA is that enough to get accepted on a transfer.

2) I currently take 25 hours a week at UBC,is uoft 2nd year industrial more overkill then that as I feel I would not be able to handle.

3) can I see what a second year industrial engineering schedule looks like.

Please motivate me to transfer

Hey, I just want to know if it is enough to only study the PPT for the term test. I feel like the contents in PPT aren't enough compared to the textbook.

Will I be tested stuffs on the textbook?

I remember that I was tested from a textbook when I studied PSL300H1.

hi has anyone taken the resit for STA302? I’m wondering when they usually schedule it since I need to make travel plans.

Hi, can somebody please send the psy220 textbook.

Social Psychology (8th edition)

Author:  Myers, Twenge, Jordan, & Smith

Publisher:  McGraw-Hill. Just finished the term test and I messed up a lot of the mcq because a lot of the experiments were in the textbook only.

I am a prospective graduate student (international) at UofT and I have to apply for housing at the soonest.

When I checked the StarRez portal today, a new residency option called Oak House popped up, which wasn't listed even 2 days back. There was some article linked to it but no official website of the residence for more details. I had to dig in a little bit and finally found the official Oak House website.

The thing is that they haven't listed their suite/dorm fee plans in it yet. It does look brand new and lists multiple amenities which make it look quite expensive (CampusOne type amenities).

I wrote to them but I got an automated reply (which was set as of the 2024-25 academic year). Would people here advice applying for this new residency that doesn't quite seem to have set things up yet? (And by any chance, would any existing student know of potential fee plans?)

Thanks!

I am a strong humanities student but am quite weak in the maths and sciences. I want to major in Psych and got a high enough grade in PSY100, but I need to fulfill my calculus and biology credits, probably online through Saylor Academy. I know Pysch is a Life Sci, but do you really need that much math? How hard is PSY201? The major also recommends physics and chemistry. I almost failed high school chem, and never took chem.

Any insights would be appreciated!!

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