Engineering Science at U of Toronto: Grades and Admissions

In summary, the conversation discusses the difficulty of the engineering science program at the University of Toronto and the necessary grades and qualifications for acceptance into top graduate schools such as MIT and Caltech. The speaker recommends researching similar threads and mentions that a high GPA, research experience, and reference letters are important for these schools. They also mention that the engineering science program at UofT is highly regarded and offers more research opportunities compared to other schools, and that attending a different school may make it more difficult to transition to a top graduate school.
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Hey, i am a gr 11 student interested in aerospace engineering at u of toronto and i am wondering how hard the engineering science program is.

Also what kind of grades would i need be accepted to a grad school of my choice like MIT or CALTECH and how hard is it to achieve these grades?

Thanks

On a side note, if i were to go to another school (like york or ryerson) that wasn't as good would i still have any chance to be accepted to MIT or CALTECH?
 
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Dude you should search the similar threads about eng sci and eng sci aerospace, but I've heard engi sci is fairly challenging (though that's subjective). Also for schools like MIT and Caltech you need more than grades, but a 4.00 GPA helps. But also you would need research exp and reference letters.

IMO if you want to do grad work in engineering eng sci at UofT is the best in Canada, then prob Queen's Eng Phy, then Alberta Eng Phy. Anyways UofT has more research opportunity compared to those other schools. Also I believe York and Ryerson are geared towards industry and not grad school so it might make the transition to a school like MIT difficult.

But this is my opinion so do your research mine might not be accurate (I was seriously considering eng sci but I eventually couldn't resist physics and math).
 

FAQ: Engineering Science at U of Toronto: Grades and Admissions

What are the minimum grades required for admission to the Engineering Science program at U of Toronto?

The minimum grades required for admission to the Engineering Science program at U of Toronto vary depending on the specific field of engineering you are applying for. Generally, a strong background in math and science courses is required, with an average of at least 85-90% in all courses.

Are there any additional requirements for admission to the Engineering Science program at U of Toronto?

In addition to strong academic grades, applicants must also demonstrate strong skills in problem-solving, critical thinking, and communication. This can be shown through extracurricular activities, volunteer work, and personal statements in the application.

Is it more competitive to get into the Engineering Science program compared to other engineering programs at U of Toronto?

Yes, the Engineering Science program is highly competitive and has a limited number of spots available. The program is known for its rigorous curriculum and challenging coursework, so admission is highly competitive.

Does U of Toronto consider non-academic factors in the admissions process for the Engineering Science program?

Yes, U of Toronto takes a holistic approach to admissions and considers non-academic factors such as extracurricular activities, work experience, and personal statements. These factors can help demonstrate a well-rounded applicant with a strong potential for success in the program.

Can transfer students apply for the Engineering Science program at U of Toronto?

Yes, transfer students are eligible to apply for the Engineering Science program at U of Toronto. However, the university may have specific requirements for transfer credits and may evaluate each application on a case-by-case basis.

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