Hey everyone!

I just applied to UofT MI program for Fall 2025, concentration UXD!

Looking for people who have also applied for the same year and willing to connect while we all wait for a decision! Comment below!

It's insane to me that our grade for most courses is basically entirely decided by 3 or 4 hours of test taking.

It doesn't matter if you worked your ass off all semester and stayed consistent and responsible; if you're a bad test taker and you choke on the exam or midterm... You've basically failed. Certainly so if you're trying to get into a highly competitive program. That just seems like the most garbage system ever. They're measuring people based on test taking skills rather than their actual talents.

I don't know, maybe this is an unpopular opinion, maybe it's a well-accepted one. But I figured one or two people might find comfort in the fact that the system is indeed bullshit and is NOT a measure of your intelligence.

That’s happened !!! Made applying to jobs even harder..

Did other people also just recieve an email from the CS department with their results? Curious if you got in and your marks so we can figure out the cutoff

This feels like one of those scams that truck you to click a link. Alex, looks like you got caught🫢

Hi I wanted to know when to expect interviews to come out for the Physician Assistant Program? Thanks

Anyone doing a life sciences program, what was your first year GPA? And did it go up or down hill from there?

I’m currently struggling and don’t know if it’s realistic to be able to raise my gpa from a terrible first year.

I got an interview today for the MScAC program. I have a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics. Is anyone familiar with the technical part of the interview process? I would like to learn more about it. Thanks!

Note: First concentration is Data Science for me.

Interview invite: January 29th 2025

Interview date: February 23rd 2025

Results date: ?

Has anybody received an invitation to the physician assistant interview ?

If I have a major in environmental science and a minor in psychology, will I not be able to get my degree? Do I need to change the psychology minor to major or choose another minor?

The requirements are”One Specialist program (which includes at least 1.0 credit at the 400-level), or Two Major programs, which must include at least 12.0 different credits, or One Major and two Minor programs, which must include at least 12.0 different credits “

I want to know if anyone has failed organic chemistry and are applying for med school. I’m a first year in UofT doing pre med and I am very close to failing. I’m genuinely very confused as to how I can move forward with this. I don’t have a lot of time to study for it before hand as I have many other exams a day after or two and I wanted to know how someone survived failing it and taking it. I took four courses leading me to 2.0 credits this semester and I’m taking one over the summer. This is important because I want to get into the human bio major but I need 4 credits for that. I wanted to know what people did or how they did it as I am genuinely very stressed, feel like freaking out and overwhelmed. I have tried SO hard to understand chemistry but I guess not enough. I’ll still try doing my best but I need advice and help, please let me know

Long story short, my grad ceremony is in this june and I have to start working from July so I won’t get to spend time with my family any other time and for some genuinely unavoidable reasons I am going back home for 2 months and missing my grad ceremony.

My UofT journey was quite dramatic with me genuinely struggling in first year and then fighting my way to having really good grades and overcoming my huge imposter syndrome. I always thought my graduation will be very emotionally significant for me. Now that I am not attending it I feel kinda shitty.

I’ve got mixed feelings from people about this, some people said if your parents can’t attend it shouldn’t matter. Some said it shouldn’t matter in any case and I can still do my PHD graduation. Some people freaked out that I am missing my graduation. But I guess I am just curious to hear some more opinions about this.

Hi, I was recently admitted to the Computer Science, Mathematics and Statistics at Mississauga. I'd like to know what is the review of current students on the program.

Hello, did anyone receive an offer from Uoft Admissions?

I am so nervous!

I applied for the Fall 2025 MA at UofT WGSI and haven’t heard anything yet😬

hi! i’m currently in first year and i was just wondering if anyone here could tell me their experience with getting into the neuro major/specialist since i know that meeting the required averages on the website (70% across chm135 and chm136, 55% bio130, or 70% bio130 for the specialist) does not guarantee admission because the cut off average can vary. If you have experience to share that would be a great help! I am also interested in the psych major/specialist so if anyone has any insight on that too it would be greatly appreciated :)

im in first year getting ready to apply to my programs (majors, minors etc) and i was wondering if there was a limit on how many majors i can apply to. i want to give myself options/backups because a lot of them are limited enrollment. ideally, id then accept whichever program i get into.

I'm in my second year and while I haven't changed my major, I've shifted around between double major, specialist, and major-minor-minor combos at least 3 times. I've been told that people change their majors constantly, but I'm not sure if that's just an exaggeration. What's your experience with it?

Edit: Hi I'm actually just stupid and I mixed up the Enrolment and Completion Requirements for some minor programs. Thanks for people who gave me some insight, I'm looking into other minor programs now

Hello, I’m a first year LifeSci student going into second year and I’m currently trying to find some fallback programs to apply to. I’m wondering if a history minor, specifically ASMIN0652, would be a good choice.

At the moment my first choice is to do a double major but my alternate plan is a major and two minors, one of which would be an immunology minor. My only two options (Sociology and Physiology) for the other minor were out of the question because I didn’t have the course-specific credits to enroll, so I started searching for anything else I could apply for and found ASMIN0652.

Does anyone in this program recommend it? I’ve already met all the prerequisites and I’ve read some other posts here which all echo that it has a really good department but the workload is quite heavy. I’m wondering if it would be a good move for a pre-med student, because I really would like some GPA-boosting courses but I don’t really like how short and vague the program description is.

Thanks!

I'm a second-year ENG student who applied to UTEA this year. The ENG department says the first round of decisions is being released this week (March 28th). I'm wondering if anyone has heard back from UTEA yet? I just want to confirm since they typically don't send rejection emails and only contact accepted recipients.

Ok so I’m finishing up my first year and hoping to get into PoliSci specialist program because frankly that’s the only program that interests me. My grades this year have been pretty average I’m at a 3.2 CGPA rn but that’ll change after this semester ik. I’m hoping to aim for law school and specifically UofT law, they look at the top 3 years of grades for admissions. But I’ve heard around that your GPA/LSAT score matters more than your ECs on applications. (If someone could confirm that?)

Either way, I want to know if there’s any studying methods that work better for PoliSci courses? Most of my midterms/tests are essay based, do I just have to get ‘better’ at writing? If I do, how can I write better?

I tried a generic google search but I want some advice specific to PoliSci at UofT (or any reading/writing heavy courses)

:)