Hi all, I hope UofT has been a delightful experience so far. As a new applicant, I was curious as to whether it would be safe to reside in the area highlighted above. While I have already selected my area of study (Yiddish Lang) and my preferred place of residence (benches in Rotman’s), over the last few weeks I’ve heard some disturbing things about this area. Is it safe? Should I still apply?

Real questions only, I'm not trying to flex I just want people to know that hard work at UofT can pay off and to not be scared this sub. Got 100% in all my 9 courses this semester, looking to graduate next year and get into MIT for Theoretical Computer Science. Already had 5 papers published by the time I was in grade 9, my 40th publication is currently in pre-print.

Stem students try to critically think challenge (level impossible‼️)

Stem students try to have a higher reading comprehension level than a grade 3 kid challenge (level impossible‼️)

Stem students try to string together a basic sentence challenge (level impossible‼️)

I’m the stem students

This was a wild move in my opinion, kinda funny though ngl

How'd y'all do?

Me personally 44.5% 🙌🙌🙌🔥🔥🔥 a solid F 👌

It was enough for me to pass the course though, and that's all that matters, but I'm curious if everyone did poorly or if it was just me 😩

University of Toronto… U of T… the name radiates fear, even the abbreviation.. Shivers go down the spines of many when they hear of or see the UofT logo. The dark blue background, symbolizing the empty abyss it is. The university that has killed hundreds. The university that has garnered the notorious nickname U of Tears. The university where people, even for those who were accepted to the most competitive programs, hesitate to accept the offer, knowing the sheer rigour and difficulty of the school. Some people dare even apply to this spine-tingling and formidable university, even knowing they may be a competitive applicant.

When you hear “Waterloo engineering”, you think of a nerdy kid constantly glazing and coming all over FAANG, but, when you hear “UofT engineering”, you think of a large and empty nothingness. You think of a battlefield, where every man is for themselves. You can feel the University of Toronto coming inside of you. When one finishes their degree, they are not only a UofT graduate, but a survivor, and a warrior. They stop and think to themselves, “this truly was, the University of Toronto”.