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Tue Nov 26, 2019 6:22 pm
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Wed Nov 27, 2019 6:28 am
I'm sorry that I don't have a answer for you but, I'm confused with your situation. Considering how high your advanced function and calculus marks are, I would assume that your English marks will be pretty good. Is grade 12 English just a lot harder or smth. Nonetheless, I'm sure your going to be able to pull ur self out of this situation
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Wed Nov 27, 2019 6:53 pm
You're confused how someone with high math marks can be weak in English? You realize they require different skillsets, right? One is all calculations and equations while the other is all reading and writing.
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Wed Nov 27, 2019 6:56 pm
You want to kill yourself over some undergrad program? You have a lot of growing up to do. Go see how the world population is living. You are privileged for even having the opportunity to attend post-secondary.
Look, if it is not U of T, Waterloo, UBC, or McGill literally no one cares where you went for computer science/engineering. You can go work at Google now with a high school diploma. What really matters is the projects and skills you gain.
If you don't get into Ryerson go somewhere else. It isn't rocket science. There are 50+ universities in Canada offering comp sci programs. This isn't medical school we are talking about. There are people who dedicate many years to try to get into medicine, law, and dentistry and don't make it. Now they have a reason to be upset. You don't. You're a kid in high school attending school for free and can now apply to 50+ universities for a program that will directly lead you to a stable career right out of undergrad. Chill.
Look, if it is not U of T, Waterloo, UBC, or McGill literally no one cares where you went for computer science/engineering. You can go work at Google now with a high school diploma. What really matters is the projects and skills you gain.
If you don't get into Ryerson go somewhere else. It isn't rocket science. There are 50+ universities in Canada offering comp sci programs. This isn't medical school we are talking about. There are people who dedicate many years to try to get into medicine, law, and dentistry and don't make it. Now they have a reason to be upset. You don't. You're a kid in high school attending school for free and can now apply to 50+ universities for a program that will directly lead you to a stable career right out of undergrad. Chill.
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