UofT GRADUATE reviews UofT Life Sciences 

Thanks for watching and your kind words! Congrats on your acceptance, hopefully you will get to experience UofT in person in the fall!! I wish you all the best with your new journey at UofT :)

Thank you!!! :)

Hmmm I see why you are anxious about this whole uni thing during covid but honestly it's really up to you after all. I believe uoft is planning to resume in person activity in the fall and I remain optimistic about the situation (in case you are interested, an update from the dean regarding fall 2021: www.artsci.utoronto.ca/covid-19-arts-science?HPButton&Button&HPButton). Hope this helps and good luck on your new journey at uoft!

Hi Simone! It should be professional! instead of "hey professor xxx", start with "Dear professor xxx". Keep the email short and informative - who are you? the purpose of reaching out to them? your research interest? Hope this helps and I will make a video about this topic soon! consider subscribing and stay tune!

Go read UofT reddit. This girl isn't answering very well.

You have to read the profs papers, understand them, show your interest by proposing what else you can investigate. This shows creativity and understanding. It is no where as easy as "Who are you? Why are you contacting? Why are you interested". I hope the channel provides better instructions and also shares the sample letter that got her the research assistant position.

did you end up going to uoft? what conclusion did you reach?

@@u-u5843 In the end I decided to go to McMaster instead. Thanks for getting back to me though. :)

I might be wrong but I believe Gr.10 marks don't matter at all, gr.11 marks are more of a placeholder for early acceptance, gr.12 marks are the ones that actually count for everything. 92 is amazing dw!

Hey @sanya jain, thanks for watching and i really appreciate the kind words!! Back then when I applied, I was told that grade 12 marks are most important in terms of getting accepted. I think for early acceptance, admission office might look at grade 11 marks. Not sure if this is still the case. According to uoft, the admission average for lifesci (st george campus) is low-mid 80s, keep in mind that the pool of candidates varies year by year, some years might have a higher average than other years so I guess it really depends unfortunately... best of luck with your future endeavours! some links you can look at, just an fyi - www.artsci.utoronto.ca/future/ready-apply/admission-categories/life-sciences#admission-requirements-accordion-3 - www.ontariouniversitiesinfo.ca/programs/1104

LOL who hurt you?