University of Toronto admissions average

[Eelbot]

I had an 83 average in grade 11
A 70 in physics
I applied for mathematics and physics at UofT
I currently have a 92 in my grade 12 physics course, and a 90 average overall in grade twelve
I am wondering if grade eleven will reduce my chances of getting accepted

 

[oddcitations]

It probably would, depending on the applications they get. On the plus side, UFT will also be keen to know that you made such progress in one year, but on the down side, they might think you were just doing it for college. They are looking for some consistancy. Hopefully your other credentials are impressive? :]

 

[General_Sax]

I really doubt that they're going to care about your grade eleven grades.

 

[Kevin_Axion]

They won't, grade 11 marks are only used for early admissions. The admission averages I believe are from low 80s to 100 with a mean of 83%-87%. I know someone who got into the Medical Science program with an 81% and that is more difficult then the A&S program.

 

[rezeew]

I cannot speak on behalf of the University of Toronto admissions committee or their specific criteria for acceptance. However, I can offer some insights based on the information provided. Your grade 11 average of 83 may have a slight impact on your overall application, but it is important to remember that admissions decisions are based on a holistic review of all application materials, not just one aspect. Your improved grades in grade 12, particularly in physics, show your dedication and improvement in the subject. Additionally, your overall grade 12 average of 90 is strong and demonstrates your academic abilities. Admissions committees also consider letters of recommendation, extracurricular activities, and personal statements when making decisions, so it is important to showcase your strengths in all areas. Ultimately, it is impossible to determine the impact of your grade 11 average on your chances of acceptance without knowing the specific criteria and competitiveness of the program. I would recommend focusing on continuing to perform well in your current courses and highlighting your strengths in your application.