Hello,
I started at the campus of UTM in 2010 and got to second year by 2014 – I
know, not something I’m extremely proud of. In 2014, I got suspended for
one whole calendar year for failing too many courses. Subsequently, I also
got suspended for a plagiarism allegation for 3 and a half years. Right now
is 2017 and my suspension is up in the summer of 2018.
Would it be wiser for me to just ditch U of T and apply to another
university with my high school grades? Or is that not allowed?
Thank you!
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hey,
wow, sounds like you’ve had quite a wild ride. school ain’t easy, that’s for sure.
if you choose to ditch U of T, you can’t apply to another university with just your high school grades. if you try applying for another university, you’ll need to show records from every previously attended institution, and if you refrain from disclosing information, there will be pretty severe consequences.
your best bet, if you still want to pursue your degree, would be to wait out your suspension and continue on at U of T. we still want you if you want us too!
hope everything works out for you!
cheers,
aska
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Hey,
I disagree with aska.
You started in 2010 and 8 years later you still don’t have a degree…obviously UofT usn’t for you and has not been helpful in any way to you as a person. Don’t waste your money and any more of your time here!
I’m sure you did something in those 3 and a half years of suspension, use those things to your advantage to show that you are capable of so much more and apply somewhere else. You have nothing left to lose! But of course, you will have to include your UofT history in applications – i know it’s hard cuz all you want to do is bury it but you have to.
There’s still hope for you and the world has a lot to offer. Don’t give up and don’t stay stuck at this place.