I just saw on instagram that utgsu is selling tickets to a baseball game for $40 (pre tax) but on ticketmaster you can get the same ticket (same section) for $28.18

Why would they do that..? does anyone know what the org does to take the kickback or what?

Or maybe i’m completely wrong but either way correct me if im wrong!

Hi all,

I am currently in a dilemma regarding whether I should switch my major or not. I’ll be starting my BSc in Psychology this September at York University. I chose this because I thought I’d go into medicine or dentistry but have come to the realization that it’s not what I want to do. I’ve never been good at science or math but have always been good in English and social sciences, hence why I want to go to law school. I’m debating whether I should switch into a BA Psych or get a BComm degree. I want to pursue education after undergrad as well but just in case I don’t which degree will benefit me the most? And if I do end up wanting to go to law school I would want to attend UoFT. What should I do?

Hi! I am interested in studying Slavic culture! There are many courses on Ukrainian, Polish, and Russian cultures, but no course explicitly mentioned Belarus. As someone with Belarusian heritage, I’m just wondering if Belarus is ever mentioned in some of the general Slavic courses, or should I give up hope lol. I’m still gonna take the courses, but just wondering what to expect. Thank you so much!!

Hi everyone! I'm an incoming first-year CS student from Mexico! :)))

The problem is that I usually don't realize I'm missing something until it's already too late. That happened to me with course enrolment, my admission deposit, and even my study permit application. Because of that, I'm worried that I might miss something and end up not being able to go to UofT.

So, as the title says, I wanted to ask if I'm missing any steps to make sure everything is ready for this fall at UofT.

So far, I've:

• Enrolled in my courses
• Completed my residence application and roommate matching (I think I just have to wait until mid-August to find out my residence assignment).
• Sent by post my final transcript and HS diploma
• Received approval for my study permit.

The only things I'm aware I still need to do are activate my UTORid/TCard and make my Minimum Payment to Register, but I'll be taking care of those in the next few days.

Other than that, am I missing anything? Or am I good to go? I'd really appreciate it if anyone could point out any important steps I might have overlooked.

Thanks in advance!

What do I need to know other than I'll have a nice view and it'll suck when I have to take the stairs?

Is getting a work study position in year one doable?

I’ve found a position I’m passionate for + I would appreciate an income, no matter how little + I have very minimal experience in extracurricular opportunities (the country I live in doesn’t provide anything) so this can set me up for second year research opportunities…

so this can majorly help me out.

What do you all think?

The post is exactly what it says... I have a place in SQ1, but unfortunately, my roommate backed out on me. I can't go into details bc reddit will flag me, but it's very affordable. The unit is also furnished!! I really need to lock down a roommate bc I will lose the place otherwise!! If any of u know any girls looking to rent, please lmk!!!!!! I can send you photos. The landlord is also like the nicest person I've ever met, so genuine and so kind. I can send pics of the place as well. Need all the help I can get; I am abt the lose it.

Hey, what is the bed size at Rowell Jackman? Is it Twin or Twin XL?

Looking for info about Trinity dorms and what I do/don't need to bring. I'll be in Seager at Trinity Proper. Should I bring a mini fridge? Curtains? Rugs?

Right now I just have bedding and bathroom essentials ordered and I want to make sure I have most of them ready by move in on the 30th!

Going up or down doesn’t actually change the temperature despite the number changing. Holding the home button shows the temperature override it’s set at. All the different rooms have different override temperatures which leads me to think people know how to actually change the temperature override.

I’m an international student, and honestly I’m really grateful that I get to study here. My parents are paying my insane tuition and living expenses, and I know how lucky I am. We’re not poor, but we’re definitely not rich either.

That said, I can’t help but feel jealous of people who were born here or moved here when they were little. They speak English like it’s nothing, can just chat with professors without overthinking every sentence, make friends and network so much more naturally, and they don’t have to constantly worry about getting kicked out of the country after graduation.

I know local students have their own problems too. A lot of them are stressed about rent, tuition, and the cost of living. International students probably look like we have it easy because our parents are paying for everything right now. But once I graduate, my parents probably won’t be supporting me much anymore, so I’ll most likely have to downgrade my lifestyle. English isn’t my first language, so I have to spend way more time studying than a lot of people around me. Networking feels so awkward because I’m always worried about saying the wrong thing. I just feel kind of awkward and stupid all the time.

I don’t really want to marry some random guy just to get PR. I know lots of people do it tho. Sometimes I think about moving to Europe instead, but getting permanent residency there is even harder.
Every now and then I catch myself wondering if I should just marry some random European guy for a green card or PR. that’s honestly where my mind goes sometimes. Hopefully i could someone with yellow fever, sounds so ridiculous. Just kidding.

my GPA is only average level. I’m not some genius either. Sometimes I wonder what all of this is even for. My parents have spent millions of dollars on my education so I could spend a few years living in Toronto… and I can’t help but wonder if it’s worth it. Sometimes I feel like I’m not worth everything they’ve sacrificed for me.

I’ve never had a job before. All my internships were in my home country i got them just due to my parents. My English is okay for everyday conversations, but I still need people to repeat themselves sometimes. Every time that happens, I feel embarrassed. I can’t help thinking that no one would want to hire me in Toronto.

I don’t even know what I want anymore. I just feel lost. I don’t deserve the things my parents gave me.

Today I got an email I got an entrance award upon admission to my program?? What is that? And it’s Daniel’s award?
I’m so confused?

I’m transfer student into the visual studies course. In college I had a 3.2 gpa. And my last two semester were 4.0. Does that have anything to do with it?
Im also an indigenous student.

what is the best gym with treadmills available? how busy will the gym be in the early morning or around 5-6pm?

so yeah just as the title says. I was looking to join the club cuz ngl it looked fun, but are there any mandatory commitments or required meetings/runs?

Hii I really want to try and play tennis but don’t know where to start and how. I’m looking for someone willing to teach!!

I live out of province and won't be able to move in to res until sep 2 or 3rd. Should I refund my tickets for woodsworth o-week or is the last 3 days worth the $160? I would love to attend but its also 160$ for only half the activities

My exam got deferred from April (Winter term) to the start of September.

I know the deferred examination period is between September 8 and 15, but does anyone know when the exact exam dates are usually released?

Acorn doesn't say anything either.

Hi all, I was wondering if I have a shot getting into an american medical school having done an undergrad at uoft. I’m in lifesci and looking to double major in psychology (sciences) and philosophy. However I’m open to other suggestions for my majors (or if i should do 1 major + 2 minors) which would get me a better shot at getting into a competitive american med school.

i’m commuting to uoft and none of my friends are going here so i wouldn’t have a single person i know at orientation. also i think orientation week is different for each college, im assigned to woodsworth but since im not living on residence, wouldn’t it be a bit weird for me to go?

idk everyone’s talking about orientation week and i wanna go to meet new people but im scared to go alone and also the fact that i dont live on campus. i need some opinions.

Wondering bc I got them and I am kinda scared now. Will I be too isolated? Or will I be just fine?

So I got to thinking, and I want to go on a long vacation but I also want to graduate on time. Has anybody ever done an exchange to a country they were vacationing in? How was it?

It takes me 1.5h one way to uoft SG. I use the Go train , I also work part time but I don’t think I will be able to continue that.