uoft is not for the weak-hearted

Just finished 10th grade. Already excited about University. Anyways, I’ve?read the differences between the College’s there and residence. So far I’m?stuck between College University and Trinity College. I’ve read the differences between them but still can’t decide. Any recommendations? What would you say is better and why? And also what residency is also pretty good? I’ve heard good things about Woodsworth? Any recommendations? And is UoT as hard as people say it is? People say they spend all day – all week studying, is that really that difficult?

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Hey hey you eager beaver!

So I’m going to divide these questions up because I’m too lazy to write in paragraphs. Enjoy:

Q. University College or Trinity?
A. UC all the way.

Q. For why?
A. Well to begin, Trinity needs me to complete a profile… a.k.a. more than any other college (aside from Vic). But for you, UC and Trin can be easy to choose between. UC is big where Trin is small. UC isn’t that hard to get into, whereas Trin is more… picky. Yada yada yada.

Q. Best res?
A. CHESTNUT! Granted, that one is for the people who aren’t afraid of a little walking and who have a lot more money than others.

Q. Good things about Woodsworth?
A. They have a Second Cup and a lovely hall thingie to study in.

Q. Is UofT as hard as people say it is?
A. No. UofT isn’t hard, but it does require hard work. The people who say UofT is difficult are the ones that expect university to be a lovely walk in the park.

Q. All week studying?
A. Well… the idea of spending all week engrossed in academics when you’re a full-time student shouldn’t be too unbelievable. If you consider that your full-time job at the moment is to get through university, it just… makes sense. Don’t be lazy!

Q. But all week studying?!
A. I know. That’s how we weed out the weak.

Cheers!

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