Hi I have a question regarding the dean\u2019s list. I am currently going into my 5th year and will be completing more than 20 credits. Will I still be considered for the deans list after my 20th credit at the end of my 5th year? And does the same rule apply for the honours list?<\/p>\n
Kind regards<\/p>\n
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hey there,<\/p>\n
the last time you’re considered for the dean’s list is after you complete 20.0 credits<\/a>. after that (at 25.0 credits, for example), you’re no longer considered. after that, you drop off the face of the uoft planet, left to fend for yourself, scared and alone, like all the rest of us who are finishing our\u00a0undergrads. or is that just how i feel? ha ha h a.<\/p>\n life crises aside, i wouldn’t worry too much about the dean’s list. it really doesn’t mean much, or at least not as much as that CGPA printed on your transcript. you want grad schools and employers to be impressed with you? your transcript and resume will probably be much more meaningful\u00a0than a dean’s list, which means so many different things at different schools that your employer is likely to ignore it largely, anyway.<\/p>\n i was about to give a really snarky response about how the honours list isn’t a thing and how you really shouldn’t MAKE STUFF UP just because it sounds good. then i realized that, in fact, UTSC actually does have an honours list, which just makes me look really silly. however, the rules for the honours list seem to be the same as for the dean’s list: after 20.0 credits, you are no longer considered<\/a>.<\/p>\n