Do this University has chance for Business students?

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Hey, glad you enjoyed the video. As for IT courses, I think every university/college offers some sort of course in IT.

Hey, your college is really a personal decision and does not matter that much. Just remember that you are graduating from the University of Toronto and not a college. Also, I am not a Pearson scholar, however I recently made a video about that with the help of a scholar and will be posting it soon!

I am not sure about that. I think the university tries to balance between all types of students that attend a certain college. You will find commuter students in all colleges. However, due to the difference in the number of students at each college, some will definitely have more commuter students.

There is no one best college. I would advise you to go through the college website to see which community would be the best fit for your personality. In terms of your academics, you can successfully pursue a physics degree from any one of the colleges. The main role of the college is to provide your dorm/residence and is usually the place you meet your first friends. However, most people reach out to other communities through the wide variety of clubs and activities across campus. You will be studying under the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, this faculty is well-connected across St.George campus.

There is no one best college. I would advise you to go through the college website to see which community would be the best fit for your personality. In terms of your academics, you can successfully pursue a physics degree from any one of the colleges. The main role of the college is to provide your dorm/residence and is usually the place you meet your first friends. However, most people reach out to other communities through the wide variety of clubs and activities across campus. You will be studying under the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, this faculty is well-connected across St.George campus.

Sorry for the late reply. I would go for Woodsworth, Victoria, Trinity

I don’t think any one college has the most life science students. All the colleges will have life science students

These courses don’t depend on the colleges. College is mostly a place for your residence

@@DevajyotiChakraborty what if I don’t want to reside there?😬 what’s the point of colleges in this situation?

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I would say that an IB program provides adequate preparation to deal with academic rigors of UofT. I have only stayed at the St.George campus so I can not say much about the other 2 campuses. I am not sure there is any college that has a higher focus on CS

I don’t think there is any college that is better for med students

@@DevajyotiChakraborty so UofT is not the best option for students opting for medicine?

No I mean it does not matter which college you choose The first four years is pre med In med school college doesn’t matter UofT is the best medicine school in Canada

try to get your best in term 2 board exams as that is the main academic score they consider. try some minor extracurriculars that don't take up a lot of time like social service at an NGO. essays play a major role so maintain your vocabulary and fluency while writing essays or giving a virtual interview. even if your stats aren't that good, presenting yourself decently can increase your chances drastically. if you manage to average in each of these domains, you may get in! All the best!!

Colleges don’t matter too much, you are a part of the greater U of T community

You have to check on a case by case basis

fas.calendar.utoronto.ca/section/Mathematics Hi You can check out all the available course and programs in Math through following the link above

Jessica it’s not like that, all colleges have sort of an even distribution of students, although Woodsworth is sometimes thought of as the Rotman College, officially there are records that UofT release. According to their website, they attempt to evenly distribute students from all different programs

Devajyoti Chakraborty Also how important do you think living in residence is? Commute to UofT would take about an hour for me so it’s obviously closer than other students, but I’ve also never experienced living that far away from school (my old elementary school and high school are like a 10min walk away max).

@@jessica7588 I think for at least one semester it is good to live on campus, so it's easier to get to know people and make new friends

@@jessica7588 But you if you prefer living st home, it is still okay, you could still make friends

Devajyoti Chakraborty thanks for the advice :)))

Yes getting into CS is very competitive.

My son admitted to new college CS ..

Dimple An do you have a Q about New College?

Devajyoti Chakraborty yes ..how is it ..are there Indians there

@@dimplean5822 Yes it is a good college

Devajyoti Chakraborty is it difficult to get a good GPA