r/OntarioGrade12s

Got deferred from UTSC CS but not UTSG CS. My average (I think) is high enough for a worst case comes to worse, a deferral as I have a 97.33 with p solid supp apps.

I got waitlisted and my parents hate me now. Can u guys drop ur averages and program so I can tell them it’s not just me

Have people gotten into Life Sciences yet, or is it only Engineering so far?

OTHER THAN ENG OR MECH ENG
all the other programs, are the offers getting released rn???? this early????

wtf how? someone with a lower average got in, at an earlier round but I got deferred to an alternate program? they don’t even tell me which one. fuck uoft

Hey guys, I’m just curious about how many people have been accepted into UofT life sci rn. What are yalls grades and have you been accepted, denied or wait listed yet?

Got deferred from UTSC CS to something but my UTSG CS is still under review. Is this a good sign?

U of Toronto St George - Neuroscience rejected ❌
U of Toronto Scarborough - Neuroscience accepted ✅
U of Toronto Mississauga - Psychology accepted ✅
McGill - psychology rejected ❌
U of Waterloo - Neuroscience accepted ✅
U of Alberta - gen science rejected ❌ (got early acceptance and then eventually got rejected)
UBC - gen science rejected ❌
Simon Fraser U - gen science rejected ❌
Langara College - accepted ✅

My interim was around 80 avg. Did tons of community involvement/ volunteering. Work experience placement in grade 12 was lab assistant and student peer mentor for students with learning disabilities. Also submitted supplementary documents to UofT and Waterloo.

I decided to study at UofT Scarborough and graduated in 2017 with double major in Neuroscience and Psychology and minor in Biology.

Looking back I don’t think the grades got me in but the crazy amount of community work that I did and maybe the supplementary documents.

Not sure how it is now but it seeing posts that you’d need over 90-95+ avg really surprised me 😳

Check your portals

Rejected all choices considered

Group A, 98.5 avg, decent ecs, idk what happened. I got loo eng, but in reality I'm not sad at all. I put eng for my parents, i wanna do sci and pursue a doctorate.

If anyone else gets rejected, please don't worry, there is more to life than a single offer. I know it's hard, but you can make it through!!!

I received an email my decision is available but everytime I log in it says application incomplete. I know for sure it is not incomplete and typically it flashes that screen before correcting and displaying the correct screen but this time I guess not.

Anyone in the same boat? Mech eng applicant.

(Kinesiology / education)
Fully not sure how I got in with my grades, was never a 90 student but I hope this gives hope to all,,

uOttawa: Bachelors of human kinetics ✅
uOttawa: Bachelors of human kinetics - education + coaching ✅
uOttawa: B.Sc / M.Sc phyiothérapie ❌

McGill: BEd phys ed ✅ (committed !)
McGill: BEd social sci - waiting

Western: kin - waitlisted
Western: health sci - waitlisted
Western: social sci - psych ✅

Queens u: BA / BEd ConEd French - waitlisted

uwindsor: conEd French ✅

Lakehead u: concurrent ed - biology ✅
Lakehead u: concurrent ed - french / history ✅
Lakehead u: concurrent ed - kinesiology ✅

Guelph: BaSc human development ✅

Brock: Concurrent BA/BEd French ✅

Title. It says admitted to alternate program of study (and on the alternate form I put mathematics) but the applicant portal does not have this hyperlinked, so I am confused regarding their decision. Do they release alternates later?

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UofT: Heard a lot about the overload and academic stress students come across especially during the first year with all the economics classes, and the school not being a great place for connections, friendships, social life etc. I also heard it’s very math heavy. Is it really as hard as they say it is? Will I do fine even if I manage my time properly or is the work just really overwhelming? (My main choice for now)

UWaterloo: Actually haven’t researched as much as I did for Rotman, but since it is a co-op program I believe it will be much easier to find a job once I graduate. Also saw someone say the co-op rate is 95%, while it’s not really guaranteed I will get an internship at Rotman. How is the work overload? Professors? Social life? Does GPA matters as much when applying for co-op?

—> How’s math in both of them? (not my favorite subject, but I do well in it)

—> Which one should I pick???

HELP!!! Will appreciate any replies, thank you :D

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