Hi everyone,

I’m an incoming Life Science student at the University of Toronto Scarborough. Most of my courses for the upcoming semester of my Major program are fully booked for in-person lectures, some Minor programs are still available. I’m feeling a bit unsure about what to do next. Should I join the waitlist for these courses, or should I enroll in the asynchronous online versions instead? Are there any other options I should consider? Who can i contact regarding this.

Any help or suggestions will be highly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

Hi everyone,

So I’ve been having a tough time with the timetable builder. After reading through all the course module steps on July 2nd, I finally managed to understand how to create my timetable. However, when I tried to enroll in my 1st-year science major courses (Chemistry) at UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO SCARBOROUGH (UTSC) yesterday evening (July 3rd- day when enrolment opened ), I found that all the spots were already taken, and only waitlists were available. Today, I checked again and saw that even the waitlists are full, with some courses completely blocked from enrollment. Some of the asynchronous online courses are also fully booked.

Now, the only courses I can still enroll in are a couple from my minor program, like Statistics 1 for my Psychology minor.

Also when I applied for OSAP last month, I indicated that all my classes would be in-person and none online. Now, with courses being online or asynchronous, I’m concerned this might affect my OSAP eligibility. Has anyone faced a similar situation with OSAP, and how did you resolve it?

I’m unsure about what to do next. Should I go ahead with what’s available in my minor program or consider taking a gap year and trying again next year? I’m feeling kind of hopeless.

Thanks in advance.

Hi everyone,

Apologies for posting here if it’s the wrong subreddit, but I’m just seeking extra advice and support.

So I’ve been having a tough time with the timetable builder. After reading through all the course module steps on July 2nd, I finally managed to understand how to create my timetable. However, when I tried to enroll in my 1st-year science major courses (Chemistry) yesterday evening (July 3rd), I found that all the spots were already taken, and only waitlists were available. Today, I checked again and saw that even the waitlists are full, with some courses completely blocked from enrollment. Some of the asynchronous online courses are also fully booked.

Now, the only courses I can still enroll in are a couple from my minor program, like Statistics 1 for my Psychology minor.

Also when I applied for OSAP last month, I indicated that all my classes would be in-person and none online. Now, with courses being online or asynchronous, I’m concerned this might affect my OSAP eligibility. Has anyone faced a similar situation with OSAP, and how did you resolve it?

I’m unsure about what to do next. Should I go ahead with what’s available in my minor program or consider taking a gap year and trying again next year? I’m feeling kind of hopeless.

Thanks in advance.

Hi, I’ve been having a tough time with the timetable builder. After reading through all the course module steps on July 2nd, I finally managed to understand how to create my timetable. However, when I tried to enroll in my 1st-year science major courses (Chemistry) yesterday evening (July 3rd), I found that all the spots were already taken, and only waitlists were available. Today, I checked again and saw that even the waitlists are full, with some courses completely blocked from enrollment. Some of the asynchronous online courses are also fully booked.

Now, the only courses I can still enroll in are a couple from my minor program, like Statistics 1 for my Psychology minor.

Also when I applied for OSAP last month, I indicated that all my classes would be in-person and none online. Now, with courses being online or asynchronous, I’m concerned this might affect my OSAP eligibility. Has anyone faced a similar situation with OSAP, and how did you resolve it?

I’m unsure about what to do next. Should I go ahead with what’s available in my minor program or consider taking a gap year and trying again next year? I’m feeling kind of hopeless.

Thanks in advance.