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Something to consider when evaluating options regarding your post secondary education: Don't let one convincing person change your mind. Take everyone's opinion into consideration, but take them with a grain of salt. Make your own decisions. Do your resarch.

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Something to consider when evaluating options regarding your post secondary education: Don't let one convincing person change your mind. Take everyone's opinion into consideration, but take them with a grain of salt. Make your own decisions. Do your resarch.

You are absolutely right man. Thanks everyone for their help btw

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Originally posted by Misanthrope Ask in the Mississauga thread, since they are the REAL experts on UofT.

ahaha UTM>you

its a bit easier then real UfT and is still UfT not sheridan baa:P

Lots of valid points in here. So leaving all the justification out it....
My top three votes go to 1) Trinity 2)St. Mikes 3)Innis. When I actually seriously looked at going to U of T (7 years ago) that was the order of my picks then as well as now after having several friends go through all three of those colleges. Positive experiences at all of them for sure but when visiting my buddies the most pleased with their experience were at Trinity, and seeing them there made me wish I would have put Trinity U of T higher on my list before choosing.

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Originally posted by Abercrombie You talking to me? where the fcuk do you come with that for what I said?

Lighten up man, I was joking with the heathen thing seeing as how the conversation mentioned multiple times religious colleges. Damn man you need sleep more than I do.

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Don't pick an education based on who's closest to a subway. Choose what you want to do in life, and educate the best way possible to achive your goals, no matter where it's located.

I picked it from that, because from what he said he is not picking an educaton based on who's closest to a subway, and as several of us stated the physical locations make no difference on the education.

Jeez, sorry if I came out harsh in my initial response to your post.

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Also with regards to Ryerson vs UofT I know when I was applying Ryerson did not have anything like U of T where some of the largest companies in North America (and the world) including Fortune 500 companies, come to hunt you down.

PS. Listen to The Highroller, and make sure not to have 1 person convince you, take all of our advice, and do research on the universities/colleges.

PSS. Another little thing I forgot to mention, just so you know the Commerce program at U of T works primarily on Economics and Accounting for the first 2 years, and finance courses begin in third year (I'm going for Finance as well).

Where do you go to for school?

"... I can't leave my gf..."
heh.

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Originally posted by r5a Where do you go to for school? "... I can't leave my gf..." heh.

University of Backbone.

It's a nice campus with lots of life and freedom from stupidity, located polar opposite to the Spineless Jellyfish School for Sucks (SJSS).

It's called the turkey dump... many of us have been through it and it made us all better people in the end. I was lucky enough to be turkey dumped twice in two consecutive years.

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Where do you go to for school? "... I can't leave my gf..." heh.

Dont judge me.

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Originally posted by nusty University of Backbone. It's a nice campus with lots of life and freedom from stupidity, located polar opposite to the spineless jellyfish school for sucks.

Wopes, sorry mate! That question was ment for Vanos, seeing as I'm in the same grade he is.

Thanks for the info thou What are you taking there?

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Originally posted by Vanos Dont judge me.

I'm not. I'm laughing becasue I hear that ALL THE TIME. To be honest, the majority teenage kids don't know fuck all about love or relationships and it's very evident. Of course there are some legit ones, but very rarely. I'm not saying your like that thou...

Are you going to answer the question now?

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Originally posted by r5a Wopes, sorry mate! That question was ment for Vanos, seeing as I'm in the same grade he is. Thanks for the info thou What are you taking there?

In my last year of highschool I took 'Turkey Dump emotions and crying 101' and in my first year of university I took 'Turkey Dump ethics 202'.

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Originally posted by nusty In my last year of highschool I took 'Turkey Dump emotions and crying 101' and in my first year of university I took 'Turkey Dump ethics 202'.

lol. I swear man, it's somthing in the air around that time! sorry to hear that thou, that shit sucks.

number 1 lesson learned from university... 1)don't choose a school based on a girl or guy!
Second lesson learned, spend your time in university getting to know yourself first and foremost before putting others ahead of you.

I learned both of these by doing it the hard way. Don't repeat my mistakes if you can avoid them.

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Originally posted by nusty number 1 lesson learned from university... 1)don't choose a school based on a girl or guy! Second lesson learned, spend your time in university getting to know yourself first and foremost before putting others ahead of you. I learned both of these by doing it the hard way. Don't repeat my mistakes if you can avoid them.

Agreed mate.

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Originally posted by r5a lol. I swear man, it's somthing in the air around that time! sorry to hear that thou, that shit sucks.

meh looking back it was the best things that could have happened to me at the time. I needed a head check anyway and both girls gave it to me fair and square. Even the weakest relationships can last a month apart.... but making it past thanksgiving break is the true test.

By that point you've met other people and god forbid even some of them might be more interesting and fun to be around than the person you've been seeing.... it's kind of a harsh reality the first time you are part of it but it teaches you a lot and makes you happier in the end.

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Originally posted by nusty meh looking back it was the best things that could have happened to me at the time. I needed a head check anyway and both girls gave it to me fair and square. Even the weakest relationships can last a month apart.... but making it past thanksgiving break is the true test. By that point you've met other people and god forbid even some of them might be more interesting and fun to be around than the person you've been seeing.... it's kind of a harsh reality the first time you are part of it but it teaches you a lot and makes you happier in the end.

Exaclty. Don't get so worked up about it, move on! (Not saying YOU are) It's better you broke it off with them anyways. Your saving yourself many headaches and shitty sleepless nights down the road!

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To be honest, the majority teenage kids don't know fuck all about love or relationships and it's very evident.

WHo gives a shit about majority. DOnt judge based on stereotypes. I know stereotypes are often truth but dont judge any particular individual based on stereotypes. People are different.

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Are you going to answer the question now?

I didnt really get ur question but as far as i understand it was which school i go to.
I go to Etobicoke Collegiate Institute (ECI)

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Originally posted by Vanos WHo gives a shit about majority. DOnt judge based on stereotypes. I know stereotypes are often truth but dont judge any particular individual based on stereotypes. People are different. I didnt really get ur question but as far as i understand it was which school i go to. I go to Etobicoke Collegiate Institute (ECI)

I know that. It's just really bad to use that as one of your criterium for picking unis, you can get fucked over, really, really bad.

Ah okay.

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Originally posted by Vanos I go to Etobicoke Collegiate Institute (ECI)

lOL that school is badass went there in gr9,
u must live in MAbelle then hahaha

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you can get fucked over, really, really bad.

Im 100% sure that i wont. I cant tell u why because it is really personal but im sure.

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u must live in MAbelle then hahaha

ya mabelle 24

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Originally posted by Vanos Im 100% sure that i wont. I cant tell u why because it is really personal but im sure.

you popped her cherry or she popped yours! or she's preggers with your kid.

I dont actually go to u of t, (i go to York) but beware of the pretentiousness of the joint...but having said that if you live east of the city (sig says outer space) you may want to consider the scarborough campus....I litterally study there 5 times a week till 4am and the people there, the atmosphere and all that...are fantastic.

Good luck.

ps.having said that I went to a kegger at trinity college one year and it felt like a high school dance.

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Originally posted by 7-4-7 scarborough campus....I litterally study there 5 times a week till 4am and the people there, the atmosphere and all that...are fantastic.

Lil' Graham says the same thing. Scarborough Campus is obviously doing something right.

i live beside islington subway.
utm and uoft st.george are the most convinient choices.

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Originally posted by rabbitjoker Lil' Graham says the same thing. Scarborough Campus is obviously doing something right.

I wouldn't say that. That campus is pretty dead. I used to date someone who was there, he was soo fucking miserable - he just wanted to transfer downtown. but yes good for studying.

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