darklightness

Congratulations! But with documented history of depression, 3.3 and 168 can only get you into TRU and UVic? Why didn't you apply for more?

Isn't it general consensus that most higher education institutions are left-leaning?

In Canada? I would say not as much as in the States. But generally, yes. Being black or aboriginal does give you a slight edge. But it doesn't mean that you can get in U of T or osgoode with 150 and 2.5. It's only a slight edge, AFAIK.

Thanks for your reply. I'm considering going to York next year. Their summer semester's full course load is the same as fall/winter (although fall/winter allows overload one more course than summer). So that won't count as well?

Sorry if this has been asked before but how do B2/L2 school calculate your best two or last two year? Only full course load fall & winter semester? What about summer with the same full course load as fall & winter? I've heard L2 school counts your last 60 credits. Does this mean they count your last twenty courses?

I've heard before (probably inaccurate though) law school couldn't really care less about your major unless it's geared towards ''pre-law' (if that's even a thing). That's the only major they might look down upon.

Unfortunately, no... I was just being stupid, childish and irresponsible back then.

Thank you so much for sharing! It really helps.

I just have a change of heart. My love for law transformed me into another person. During the two years at Seneca, I'm totally sober, I become outgoing, I excelled at every single course and I repaired my relationship with my parents. I'm just not the same man anymore. Would I be able to graduate with 3.7+ from U of T if I were in the same mentality back then? Maybe not. But could I at least graduate without being suspended? Quite possibly.

Not the first time I heard statements like this. But it was usually futile when I tried to tell people I would be able to do it so I won't try to make you believe.

Technically, it's two suspensions, once one year and once three years. But it doesn't really make a difference anyway... And no, no extenuating circumstances whatsoever. I was just being stupid and irresponsible. And I'm terrible at math. Both my parents are engineers and the only choice I have is either engineering or math... But they finally gave up after my three year suspension. So I went to Seneca's paralegal program. I was really happy there. I enjoyed the courses and became very outgoing, compared to how shy I was at U of T. And I got a 177 in November. I don't to give up the chance but I also don't want to study my ass off for three or even four years and achieve nothing but a bachelor degree, especially since I'll be having my paralegal incense pretty soon.

Perfect! Thank you! I'll do more research on those law schools.

Thanks for the information!

Nope... My gpa at U of T is 1.0... I'm thinking about going to York's Law and Society program to boost my gpa. Since I graduated from Seneca's paralegal program with 4.0 in every single course and I got a 177 LSAT, I think I'll be able to do well at York. I studied math at U of T.

I think I can transfer at most one year of credit into York but I'm not sure how the gpa will be counted after I transfer those courses.