<p>I'm a U.S student applying to U of Toronto. </p>
<p>my predicted scores are:
hl chem - 7
hl English - 6
hl history - 5
sl Spanish - 6
sl math - 6
sl physics - 7 (not predicted, final)</p>
<p>all AP scores 4's or 5's
GPA: 4.532 weighted at 3.892 unweighted
SAT I: 2200
SAT II: chem - 790, physics 750, math II - 750
grades all A's and few B's </p>
<p>What are my chances?</p>
<p>I’m pretty sure you can get in. I know a girl with an 1800 SAT, who got into UofT. Granted, it was the Mississauga school, but I think administrative decisions are the same. Your GPA is also excellent.</p>
<p>are chances harder for non-Canadian residents? although…I am a Canadian citizen so it shouldn’t matter right?</p>
<p>U Toronto: Safety (be prepared to fork out a lot of money because FA isn’t that great)</p>
<p>I think the chances for non-Canadians might actually be easier, since there is VERY little in the way of financial aid and the college does have to fund itself – and the fees for Canadians are ridiculously low. But, Catria is right. All the rich kids from here go to U of T – minimal to none financial aid.</p>
<p>yup…safety…i knw someone who got in with Bs and Cs in the A levels…
as for financial aid…i knw someone who got all As in a levels and got a 5k merit aid…soo ull prolly get tht aswell…</p>