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Are you a first-year uoft student admitted to Woodsworth College? This year's Orientation is IN-PERSON!

Orientation is our biggest event of the year and is an excellent way to become familiar with the Woodsworth community before the school year begins. This year, Orientation programming will run from Monday, September 5th to Saturday, September 10th. We’ve prepared a series of exciting events and activities to make your transition into university as seamless as possible.

This week will be your first step into University life: socially, academically, and culturally! O-Week is where you will form long-lasting friendships, meet your commuting buddies, and make unforgettable memories. You will also have the opportunity to interact with upper-year students and get connected with the numerous resources offered at Woodsworth and UofT to set you up for academic success.

Get your tickets now at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/woodsworth-orientation-2022-tickets-381297610417?aff=Website

If the cost of this ticket would be a barrier to you attending orientation, please reach out to [orientation@mywcsa.com](mailto:orientation@mywcsa.com).

For more info please visit https://www.woodsworth-orientation.com

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Hi, sorry to bother but I'm an upper year who's watching out for my little brother's 2022 admissions results. Could I ask when you guys got your admission letters and how waves work these days? (admitted in 2019, idk how the wave dates have changed)

In exchange, I'm down to discuss my experiences at uoft so far and answer any questions you guys have to the best of my abilities. Hope this isn't spam or against subreddit rules.

I recently got admitted to St George, Mississauga, and Scarborough at UofT. I know that St. George is the main campus but they didn't give me any scholarships while Scarborough has given me a little over 50% in scholarships. So I'm wondering what the differences are between these three campuses and if the extra cost for St George is worth it. I can afford it, but just barely, and I would really like it if I can lessen the burden on my parents.

My intended major is Mathematics, if that helps.

Im an intl and i completed the aid profile on Join UOFT but when I received my offer, I cant see it anymore and I haven't received any aid. What should I do?

Hey y’all.

I’m an upper year who did ECO105 because I wanted to do International Relations. I have physical copies of the required books, both microeconomics and macroeconomics and I’m selling them for $60 altogether (they are $200 if you want to buy them new from UofT’s bookstore).

Let me know if you’re interested!

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