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[HD85512b]

im planning to study in canada(university of toronto)

can u tell me the range of grades I need for the university for international student?


and the papers i need?

i got the some info from the official site of university of toronto but it does not say the range of grades i need


international student undergraduate




please help me


im not russian

[PaiN-]

not sure about the grade but for paper, I'm sure they need A4 size paper, because that's the standard size. Hopefully that helps.

[Jizzus]

http://discover.utor...a/international

http://www.cie.utoro...Information.htm

I would also recommend contacting their information centre and asking for additional information regarding your course.

[Litmus]

Grades you need generally depend on which education system your under I suppose.

The most common ones are the AP ( American ), International Bac ( Worldwide) and the British Advanced Levels ( Again, Worldwide). I'm familiar with the entry requirements with respect to these 3 systems. If your under something else however I cant help you much.

Also, just as a side note its very easy to get into U of Toronto. The hard part is surviving once you get in. The first year pretty much weaves out all the people who cant handle it and they drop out.

[avilve]

#1 lol

[HD85512b]

@3 i studied here in the philippines for grade school(6 years) and high school(4 years) and i have 2 years study for my college(Info Tech my course)


and im not pinoy my parents migrated here when i was like 8 or 9

[holypepsi]

Contact admission awards office, email them.
Depends on the program, better grades are always better.80-90+
Plus toefl grade

[SeniorKittyKat]

Range of grades usually depends on the program. The program I want to enter has a 75% average as the entry level. Of course, they will favor people that score higher than that. But still, check the website, I'm sure tons of people have come across this issue, last but not least good luck!!

[HD85512b]

^^ thanks for the replies its a great help


well I got 96 and 94 on my 2 major subjects (Info Tech 1stYear 1st sem college including the summer I got in advance after highschool), 97 on my college algebra(im really good at math), 1 75 grade, and the rest 80+


1st year 2nd sem 94 and 93 on my 2 majors subjects , 1 dropped subject, and the rest 82 +

2nd year 1st sem 97 on my major subject(this time it's only one), 1 dropped subject, and the rest 80+



when it comes to english I have no problem whether its written or spoken


will my grades pass the standard grades needed for University of Toronto?

[kammykazee]

as long as you have 70% ++ Avg. grade on all subject, you pass the standard grades needed for any university but I think you'll still have to go through their "test" to make sure your english or your education level is good enough for the university level.

Good luck and have fun in Canada.

[HD85512b]

@9 thanks for the info well i have 3 months before the classes starts and i'll use it for studying, learning more programming languages, and part-time job


can i do a part-time job ? and will the university help me with fees(like doing a job for the university while studying)?


have fun and do well

[wololo110]

mcgill university > university of toronto

[3aserpearl-]

nerds
have there

[HD85512b]

@11 why is that so?

[HD85512b]

how much is the tuition fee for university of toronto for international students?

[Litmus]

mcgill is generally better ranked internationally and ofcourse Montreal as a city is amazing. Tuition fee is generally the same for all. I think 20-25k per year not including residence fee etc.

[HD85512b]

what are the qualifications for entering an institute cause ill just get a 1 year course ?

[Litmus]

Dont understand what you mean. You can directly apply with just your 12th/high school year grades. Anything above that isnt really helpfull but might work to your favour if highschool grades arn't very good.

[HD85512b]

@17 my general average for highschool from 1st to 4th year is 85.37

[ngazirrrrrrrrrrrrr]

http://www.collegeboard.org/