I've seen her a few times and can't look away. but im too shy to talk to her. wanted to get this off my chest bye

At this point of the semester, people tend not to go to class anymore or not do their readings, so I’m here to tell you to GEETTTCCCHHHYYYOOOO AAAAAASSSSSSSS TO CLLAAAAASSSSSS 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣 And do them readings up in that school-house cause it’ll pay off when you’re studying for exams. Oh and another thing, use the god damn Oxford comma 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

OMGGGGG AND HOW IS EVERYONE?! Did you guys die yet? If so, please respond by saying “I” and I will hold a funeral for you, and also invite all of UofTears to honour your contribution (a.k.a. your tears) 😂🤣😭😭

AND DID Y’ALL ACQUAINT YOURSELVES WITH CLASSMATES AND MADE FRIENDS YET?! BECAUSE IF NOOOTTTT 😡😡😡😡 Don’t worry, you still are amazing 🫶🏼😘

HAPPY READING, RAVING, AND WRITING MY LOVELY UOFT TORONTO STUDENNNTTTSSSSSSSSS (and other peeps) 🐺😍😍😍🇨🇦🫶🏼

So my glasses broke and I don’t have a backup or contact lenses. My vision is terrible, the distance between the phone and my eyes right now is probably 25cm. Midterm is tmr and the format is an essay styled question. Any suggestions on what should i do lmao tyy

The glasses you can buy at shoppers or something makes me feel dizzy so idk if that can work

My current plan is just stick my face close to the exam paper and raw dog it

this is really depressing but i’m just looking for any and all advice from people who’ve been through this or something similar. i’m living in residence, though i go home every single weekend because despite my efforts, i haven’t made friends with anyone who’s actually like me. what i mean by that is a similar sense of humour, hobbies, etc - everyone i’ve met so far i can’t really let my mask down for. i just feel so anxious and depressed here, and i can’t seem to learn how to “adult”. i go to bed hungry because i’m scared of walking after dark, i don’t know how to study effectively, i feel like such an alien and i don’t get how people are just so carefree here. maybe im caught up in strict schedules for myself or i need to learn spontaneity but i swear my social skills have vanished since getting here. i don’t know what’s wrong with me, i used to be so much more comfortable and social. has anyone else experienced this? does anyone know how to get that uni experience everyone else seems to have? does it get any better? again, sorry for the depressing post. i just feel really aimless right now.

Hey everyone! I just graduated from UofT and somehow figuring out what I needed to graduate felt like a course of its own lol.

Throughout my degree I spent way too much time going back and forth between Degree Explorer, the academic calendar, and different course pages just to plan for graduation.

So I ended up building Atlas, a free website to hopefully make degree planning a little less painful for other students.

You can track your degree requirements, see which courses count toward your programs, get suggested on what you can take next, and plan future semesters all in one place.

It's mainly for UofT Arts & Science students at St. George for now. It's an unofficial planner and still a work in progress, so definitely double-check important info with official resources.

I'd genuinely appreciate any feedback especially if you notice something inaccurate or confusing. I've been working on this for a while and would love to know whether it's actually useful to other students!

Here's the link: atlasuoft.com

I have two exams today (Wednesday), one in the afternoon and one in the evening. I'm sick and don't think I can make it to the afternoon exam, but I really don't want to defer both, so I'm planning to try my best to attend the evening one.

I'm thinking of using a doctor's note or an Absence Declaration (AD), but I'm worried my petition might get rejected because I attended the later exam.

Has anyone been in a similar situation or seen someone do this? Would it affect my petition, or could it still be approved? Any advice? Pleaseeeee help meeeeee

Not only did Accessibility Services take over a month to get back to me, but they erroneously closed my ticket, which I had to message them again just so that they would remember it existed. I needed this for my mental health, and it just feels like they sat by at a desk while I deteriorated.

I ended up calling the hotline before managing to schedule a meeting with them

Go to the Daniel's building at 1 Spadina Crescent, head up to the second floor (it HAS to be the second floor) and right across from the undergraduate studio east door you'll be rewarded with the most heavenly north-pole-cold water that doesn't taste like saliva after an hour.

I'm not sure if anything changed in Gerstein's water fountain but IMO it actually tastes so abysmally bad that I would rather drink lukewarm Dasani water.

I noted on my calendar that I had an assignment due today for CSC108; however, I assumed it was due at midnight (11:59 PM) rather than 4:00 PM, the actual deadline. I only realized this at around 6:00 PM and submitted my work shortly after.

The late submission policy states that there is "a one-hour grace period after an assignment deadline, during which no penalty will be applied. Assignments submitted after this one-hour grace period are late and will be accepted only under the policy on special consideration and accommodations."

Am I screwed? Is there anything I can do? Should I send an email or attend office hours regarding this? How lenient are professors with situations like this?

The assignment is only worth 3%. Part of me wants to just suck it up and take it as a learning experience, but I also want to do something about it if I can. I'm still learning and adjusting to university expectations, so any advice is appreciated. :)

absolutely massive ass class lmfao i feel its been hard to make friends and stuff in the class because of the sheer size of it 😭 like idk what to say its all in the title lmao, im open to friends of all years and programs but i am an upper year taking it as a GPA booster so if any of my fellow upper year life science peeps wanna reach out hmu 👀

Hiii everyone!! 😭🫶

I'm an Indian student currently doing the IB Diploma, graduating in March 2027, and I'm considering applying to the University of Toronto for Psychology for Fall 2027!!

UofT has been one of my dream options, but my situation is a little complicated because my parents are mainly concerned about the cost of studying abroad. Canada is something I'm considering partly because of the scholarship opportunities, so whether I can actually afford to attend will make a HUGE difference. My mum isn't fully convinced about letting me go yet, but I'm trying to gather information in case she changes her mind!!

A little about my academics:

• I'm currently in IB DP2.
• My DP1 result was around 26–27/43.
• I don't have my final predicted grades yet, so I'm honestly unsure how competitive my application would be.
• I'm taking Math AI SL, and I'm particularly worried about whether that will affect my eligibility for Psychology or certain UofT campuses/programs.
• I've been nominated for the Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship, which I'm really grateful for, but I know being nominated doesn't guarantee receiving it.

I'd LOVE to hear from current students, especially international students and anyone studying Psychology!!

A few questions I have:

1. Admissions: With a DP1 score of around 26–27/43, how realistic would applying to UofT be? I know predicted grades matter, and mine aren't final yet, but I'd appreciate honest advice about what I should focus on improving.
2. Math AI SL: Does UofT accept Math AI SL for Psychology? Are there differences between St. George, UTM and UTSC in terms of prerequisites or program requirements? Did anyone apply with Math AI SL and get accepted?
3. Pearson Scholarship: If you're a Pearson nominee or current Scholar, I'd LOVE to hear about your experience! What advice would you give someone applying, and what do you wish you'd known beforehand?
4. Psychology at UofT: How is the actual undergraduate Psychology experience? Are the courses interesting, are professors approachable, and are there good research opportunities?
5. Workload and grades: Is it genuinely difficult to maintain a high GPA? I'm interested in potentially pursuing postgraduate study in Psychology, so I'm worried about managing my grades while also getting involved in extracurriculars and research.
6. Campus life: How easy is it to make friends as an international student? Is the environment supportive, or can it get isolating and competitive?
7. Campus/program choices: If I'm interested in Psychology, which campus or program structure should I research most carefully? I'd love to understand the differences beyond just rankings.
8. General advice: If you could go back and give your high-school self advice about applying to UofT, what would you say? Any tips for international applicants would be SO appreciated!!

I know UofT is competitive, and I'm not expecting anyone to predict my admission chances from one score. I just want to understand my options and hear honest experiences from people who actually study there!!

Thank you so much for reading this!! Any advice, experiences or resources would genuinely help me a lot. 🥹💗

I've gone through all the lectures and have been doing the QnA questions alongside the TA review questions. Is it worth doing textbook questions as well, like will it help a lot if I do them or are the questions being done enough (plus the practice midterms they gave us). I feel like it isnt enough practice though, and lowkey freaking out. Thank you!!

Hi everyone, current Artsci 2nd year. I initially planned to take 4 courses in the winter, but Bio260 filled up way too quickly (Highest seating was like 80-90 something) and at this point I've given up on it. So now I want to take 1-2 course that are easy to fill up my breadth requirement in the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd area. My English is not the best, and I am terrible at geography, but other than that, any recommendation is welcome :)

Hey hey! The bio230 midterm is coming up next week and there's a lotttt to cover, it would be great to have someone to go over and review concepts with :)

Also, I've lowkey given up on trying to make friends in the class because everyone ive spoken to during lecture has been so dismissive of me 😭 so if anyone wants a new friend or someone to sit with that would be cool :> I have the evening class but if anyone in the afternoon class wants to reach out to be friends or study buddies and what not thats cool too!

commuting feel like wasting time when I have something important to do the next day. And btw hows the sleeping quality?

Hello! I'm a gr 12 student from Ontario currently looking to apply to UofT, and I'm stuck between going for the Mathematical & Physical Sciences Stream vs the Humanities Stream. I'm hoping to double major in physics and literature (the astronomy and astrophysics major paired with the literature and critical theory major), which fall into two different admission streams.

I'm aware that I'll be able to pick courses from any of the streams in first year, however I do know that priority for enrollment goes to the students in the streams the courses are for. Since I'd like to be able to fulfill the requirements for each major, which stream would be better for me to apply to?

I know that the first year math classes are very large, so are they easier to get into than the first year courses required for the literature major? Should I pick based on which major is more important to or more difficult for me, or does the priority for course enrollment play a big role? I don't think I need to factor in my grades, as I have mid-90's grades overall which fulfills the requirement for both streams easily.

Does anyone have any advice?

That midterm was way harder than I expected, and I'm honestly not sure how I did. I'm seriously considering dropping the course.

How did everyone else feel about it? Does anyone know if this prof has adjusted marks in past years???

Y'all actually got the financial maturity of a 12 year old

My utaps october sum has not yet been deposited to my account, anyone else?

Is BCH311 offered in the summer semester? Is the midterm multiple chioce?

Like the title suggests would anyone be interested in a massive manhunt game hosted on campus? The weathers going to get colder so I want to make this happen before it gets too cold but I played a big game of manhunt with some friends at Kings College in first year and it was a lot of fun so I was thinking this could be a bigger thing if we got this out to the general student population. We could make it like a club and make it like cops and robbers or manhunt and using the full campus could make it super fun. Thoughts?

Hi all, I'm currently studying at Western but would like to transfer into UofT's engineering program (Electrical Engineering to be exact). Does anyone know what average I should aim for as a transfer student? I tried asking student services but they aren't replying. Does 85 look fine?

Thanks!

Ragan Microeconomics 18th edition needed.

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