Congratulations! I wish you the best of luck for next year!

Hii I’m also going to uoft this September as an indy engineering studentt!!

Gaby. rios omg me too!

@@Gabyrios-if8pz Congratulations as well!!

@@yashvivi3621 Also congratulations!

Hey man! Keep working hard and I promise you that you will make it here one day. If you have any questions on how to get into uoft don’t hesitate to ask me, I will be more than happy to help you out! Work hard and I wish the best of luck to you!

ooops U of T is my dream school！！！I really wanna achieve it！Although now i am just a G10student in an International School in China（I‘ll workkkkkkkk harder！lol

Bruhh sameee I'm also in grade 9 but my dream has always been to go to uoft

Thank you for your kind words, I am very glad that you found the “FED talks” helpful👍👍 You made the right decision! and I wish you the best of luck at U of T!

Congrats! Yeah I got into Vic college (King's college campus) for social sciences as well a month ago, and I kept on reading about how hard the first two years are its so toxic blah blah and it got me really nervous but this made me feel much better. What college are you going to be in?

Broooo literally sameeee, I was literally so scared because of the stress and workload. But now I’m extremely excited after accepting my offer

how do you find it now after 3 years?

Anthony Han 😁😁😁

Thank you so much!

I wish I get selected this year too. Can u give some kinda advice?

devesh mankotia . Getting in is the easy part, getting out is the hard part

Thank you so much this means a lot to me, I am very glad my videos were able to help😁

Can you please make a video of all the colleges on st. George's campus and their perks ?

Can you drop their insta? 😂 I was also born in Bolivia

Haha thank you so much! I will try to shoot more videos with them in the future. I am glad you liked the video👍

Thank you so much for your kind words👍👍 It means a lot especially coming from an upper year u of t student!

Thank you so much for your kind words, I am very glad that you found this video interesting. I am actually in Rotman Commerce 😂😂 so I know Professor Khan. Also yes, it would be an honour to interview profs in the future. Thank you for your kind words and I wish the best of luck to you in the future !

That’s great that you are looking into different universities at a young age, I hope you get into all the universities you want in the future👍👍!

Don't you need to really know French? I do Spanish currently in high school and so do most of my friends so it's like... French is a beautiful language and all its just that more ppl do Spanish and it basically useless in Montreal.

That's a great idea! I will definitely try to make that video in the future, thank you so much for your idea!

Great question, so I was part of FLC program (but not ones programs) and I thought it was pretty beneficial. It gives you tips on how to survive your first year and it also gives you free food sometimes. Its a great way to meet more people in your program and get to know more upper year students. I also managed to keep up with school while serving as the first year representative of my college and an intern for RCSA. So I think if you manage your time well you can keep up with both extracurricular activities and school (but you might have to give up your social life😂😂). I hope I was able to answer your questions and if you have any further questions please let me know. I wish the best of luck to you in the future!

Hahaha I am very glad to hear that you enjoyed this video. To answer your question they are both very great schools! Your decision will most likely depend on what you are trying to get out of university because from what I heard these two universities offer very different experiences to students. I hope I was able to answer your questions and if you have any further questions please let me know. I wish you all the best👍👍!

@@RichardHan thanks for your answer lol and sorry if I'm dragging it but I have another question: is it hard to socialize or/and make friends? 'Cause I saw some videos and many students talked about how lonely they felt, so it kinda got me worried. Thanks again, I really appreciate it!

@@bethelhemalem4915 go to western

I wish you the best of luck 🙏

Update: I GOT ACCEPTED!!!

@@fufu8174 CONGRATULATIONS!! WELCOME TO UOFT!!

Richard Han TYSM!!!

Great question, so me and Kenny are staying at New college and Fed is from St. Mikes college and we all met during the first few weeks of school. Its actually very easy to make friends despite all the rumors. Everyone is very friendly and accepting so don't worry about that too much. I hope I was able to answer your questions and if you have any further questions please let me know. I wish the best of luck to you in the future!

Yes 👍👍 I hope everything goes well for you👍

@@RichardHan thanks dude

I am not quite sure if being an international student puts you in a disadvantage in selection process. I would guess it's the same amount of difficulty for both international and domestic students to get accepted and as far as I know IB definitely helps you when you are studying because you can get a transfer credit and you will already know some of the materials you will learn in university. I don't know if doing an IB will improve your chances of getting accepted but as I said it really helps when you are actually studying at the university. I hope I was able to help and if you have any further questions please let me know. I wish the best of luck to you in the future!

@@RichardHan What's IB?

Haha, I am currently trying to get more of my friends to do more interviews (But corona-virus isn't helping). I am glad that you like the content!

I wish I get selected this year too. Can u give some kinda advice?

@@RichardHan yup more federico... he's awesome.

Great question, he told me (I think you mean Fed because he is in life sciences) that its because its a credit requirement for a lot of majors (like cell and molecular biology and genome biology). I hope this answered your question and if you have any further questions please let me know. I wish the best of luck to you in the future!

@@RichardHan Ahh alright! Yeah I applied to Life sci but I also really really love math, especially calculus so that made me excited. Thanks a lot for answering my question and best wishes for your future as well! I'll be joining Life sci this fall :)

Isn't the SAT for the US?

Great question, so I completely understand how confusing university websites can be. Just like you I started looking at different options ever since I got into high school, and I can tell you that it will all make sense one day. For acting I would suggest that you look into Department of English and Drama - University of Toronto Missisauga, Department of Arts, Culture and Media - University of Toronto Scarborough and Centre for Drama, Theatre and Performance (Undergraduate) - University of Toronto St. George. I hope I was able to asnwwer your questions and if you have any further questions please let me know. I wish the best of luck to you in the future!

@@RichardHan Thank you soo much man, you helped me a lot. I wish you all the best too! Sending you love

@@lanax9300 hey I'm a uoft grad, and as much as i love uoft and hate saying this, you absolutely don't want to go to uoft if you want to be an actor or anything in the theater department. Uoft is not a good school for such proffessions, Ryerson and York really specialize in this and have an amazing conservatory for acting, it's much more competitive but just as much better.

That is a very good question, but I really don't want to risk giving you any wrong information so I would highly recommend that you contact the university about this. I am sorry I couldn't answer your question but if you have any further questions please let me know. I wish the best of luck to you in the future!

Nikki Art im in the same position although I’m an Ontario resident (I think that means if you’re parents pay taxes in Ontario?? Not sure) You pay local fees if you’re an Ontario resident not sure about other provinces. But I believe you will be eligible for OSAP. Not 100% sure either. Google your question you should get an answer.

Flouride Productions hi there, it’s good to know you’re in a similar position but I don’t live in canada at all and I’ve actually barely been there! But I’ve got a passport/ citizenship and I’m Super interested in coming to UofT but I don’t see the point if I would have to pay international fees, as then I would also like to consider the Uk/ us

@@nikkiart1272 Hey, I am also in the same position, can you guide me? I have canadian nationality because of my parent's but I have never been to canada.

@@hussainismail2080 same situation. I think we get domestic fees? Not completely sure. If u ever find out lmk

We do pay. I paid $300 for 5 applications for different universities.

Great question, however I am not too sure if you can take a course before you are actually enrolled in uoft. I would highly recommend you to contact the university about this. I am sorry I wasn’t able to answer your question but if you have any further questions please let me know. I wish you the best of luck in your future!

@@RichardHan Thank you.

We are all from St. George campus 👍👍

Do well in sat ig

I think any sort of award/prize will be helpful in the admission process (especially if you have an International Biology Olympiad prize). If you have any further questions please let me know!

@@RichardHanHowever I don't have much spare time and my extracurricular list is blank :(( or just a few things relate to studying. I'm at grade 11 now and what should i do in 12 grade @_@ when i just have time to study Thank you so much Richard

Great question, however since all my friends and I are domestic students we are not too sure how much ielts exam will matter. So I would highly recommend you to contact the university about this. I am sorry that I couldn't answer your question but if you have any other questions please let me know. I wish the best of luck to you in the future!

Hello, so I went to a high school in Winnipeg, Manitoba called "Glenlawn Collegiate" and my friends Kenny and Fed went to a high school called "University hill secondary " in Vancouver, BC

@@RichardHan Wait... NO WAY! I'm from the same city and this gave me hope LMAO

@@SamuelJan Yes everyone with the right mindset can do this! Don't lose hope and work hard, I wish you the best of luck in your applications!

@@RichardHan Thanks man! but I still have 1 more year left of high school ahaha, however you've got this under the bag as well!

He said Computer Science

Great question, so its possible for someone to switch into another program and its also possible for them to take other courses that are not part of their current program. However some courses you might want to take might give "priority enrollment" to students who are actually in the program so keep in mind of that (At least for Rotman there are certain courses that are restricted to other students). I know a friend who was in Rotman but planned on switching into CS, and he was able to take all the CS courses he wanted. Make sure to check if the program you want to switch into has any prerequisites. I hope I was able to answer your questions and if you have any further questions please let me know. I wish the best of luck to you in the future!

Richard Han this is great! Thank you so much for your answer!!! You are such a nice person🤩🤩

Richard Han Hi, actually I feel the same as OP as I'm admitted to uoft Humanities this September but I feel like Social Sciences is a better choice for me. I still want to take at least one Humanities course but I feel like Social Sciences is more geared towards my career path of Criminology/Sociology/Psychology. Since this is going to be my first year will it still be okay if I want to pick these courses? Since I can switch/choose my PoST in second year? Thanks!

@@BronzeCheng Great question, so as I mentioned above it's possible for someone to switch into another program and its also possible for them to take other courses that are not part of their current program. However some courses you might want to take might give "priority enrollment" to students who are actually in the program so keep in mind of that (At least for Rotman there are certain courses that are restricted to other students). Make sure to check if the program you want to switch into has any prerequisites. I hope this helped and If you have any further questions please let me know. I wish the best of luck to you in the future!

Richard Han Thank you for informing me! So it's actually possible to switch programs in the first sem of first year :o

Great question, I certainly think you have a great chance of getting into UofT in terms off marks. With that being said I would first like to recommend that you watch my other video "How I got into University of Toronto & UBC". When you watch that video, you will realize grades aren't the only thing you should care about. Your grades are fantastic and by looking at your grades I can guess that you have great extracurricular activities as well. Everything will make more sense after watching that video. I hope I was able to answer your questions and if you have any further questions please let me know. I wish the best of luck to you in the future!