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hmm...I checked their website but I can't seem to find it so maybe you could email them asking them personally?
i'll keep trying to find it though and when (or if) i do, i'll post it up right away!
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I was searching and I came across a page with other peoples' questions and UofT's answers. Here's one of the questions (which is almost identical to yours):
| Quote: | What grades and qualifications do I need to be admitted into an Arts & Science Co-op Program?
Arts & Science Co-op Programs receive hundreds of applications ever year. This makes entry into the program highly competitive. The following criteria are used to select the candidates who receive an offer of admission into our program:
Academic performance - Students' grades are very important in the selection process. The actual grade "cut-off" varies from year to year depending on the number of applicants and the university's internal policies. Over the last several years, all high school students admitted into the program had minimum overall averages of 83 to 85 percent. In 1999, most of the applicants offered admission had an average of 87 percent or higher.
Quality of the Supplementary Application Form - Each co-op application is carefully read and reviewed. The application helps us assess students' interest in their field, their interpersonal and communication skills, and special interests - all of which are important attributes of a successful Co-op student.
Work or volunteer experience - Work or volunteer experience in your field of interest, though not required, will significantly strengthen your application. It demonstrates genuine interest in your field, prepares you for working in a co-op work environment and demonstrates initiative.
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And here's the link where it came from: http://www.utsc.utoronto.ca/~askcoop/student/admissions.htm#qualifications
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eliza11
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| Get the info 71 book and check it out. The admission averages are usually near the stated averages required. Also the averages are different for different programs in the Faculty of Arts & Science at the University of Toronto. What program do you looking into. I know for Commerce at St George,the cut-off last year was around 88-89%. For life science i'm not certain maybe 87%. |
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missunshine
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| When I was applying a few years ago, I was told low to mid-80s for humanities, but I had a few friends get accepted w/ mid-70s (to both UTSC and St. George). |
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emcee
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| Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2007 1:09 am Post subject: |
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^ Seriously, so low?
If I knew they were that low, I would've applied for sure. Haha |
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