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📸 #graduationpicture #uoft #grad #photoshoot #trend
📸 #graduationpicture #uoft #grad #photoshoot #trend
University of Toronto dropped a merchandise lineup with Hello Kitty on September 4th. People are lining up to get their uoft gear for the upcoming school year. In store exclusive! #torontolife #toronto #torontolifestyle #uoft #hellokitty
University of Toronto dropped a merchandise lineup with Hello Kitty on September 4th. People are lining up to get their uoft gear for the upcoming school year. In store exclusive! #torontolife #toronto #torontolifestyle #uoft #hellokitty
Not even bad! #uoft #graduated
Not even bad! #uoft #graduated
no regrets #uoft #university #uoftears
no regrets #uoft #university #uoftears
Hey, new #UofT students! 📣 Here’s Sakura with your weekly checklist for September 14-18 to help you have a great second week on campus 📝 ✅ Now that you’re here – remember you can sign up and find all Student Life events on Folio (link in bio) 🔗folio.utoronto.ca #UofTStudentLife #UofTBackToSchool
Hey, new #UofT students! 📣 Here’s Sakura with your weekly checklist for September 14-18 to help you have a great second week on campus 📝 ✅ Now that you’re here – remember you can sign up and find all Student Life events on Folio (link in bio) 🔗folio.utoronto.ca #UofTStudentLife #UofTBackToSchool
Thanks for the caffeine addiction @uoft The diploma’s pretty neat too ig #inspire #motivational #student #graduation #engineering
Thanks for the caffeine addiction @uoft The diploma’s pretty neat too ig #inspire #motivational #student #graduation #engineering
Class sizes be so small for NO reason #uoft #university #student #mexico #pyramid
Class sizes be so small for NO reason #uoft #university #student #mexico #pyramid
First day of med school orientation got us like… #reels #ontariohealth #health #uoft #newdoctor
First day of med school orientation got us like… #reels #ontariohealth #health #uoft #newdoctor
@uoft neuroscience student @premedwithtobs opens up about the loneliness of being the only Black man in many spaces and how it inspired him to help lead the path into science and medicine less lonely for others. Let’s drop some love to Tobi! 💙 #Inspiration #GoodVibes #doctor #Students
@uoft neuroscience student @premedwithtobs opens up about the loneliness of being the only Black man in many spaces and how it inspired him to help lead the path into science and medicine less lonely for others. Let’s drop some love to Tobi! 💙 #Inspiration #GoodVibes #doctor #Students
As a 4.0 student at UofT, here are the 5 study habits that made the biggest difference for me. You don’t need to study longer—you just need to study smarter. 1. Pavlov yourself. Pair studying with something you genuinely enjoy. I only let myself get a matcha, watch my favorite show, or listen to a certain playlist when I was studying. Over time, my brain started associating studying with something positive instead of something I wanted to avoid. 2. Pretend you’re teaching it. If you can’t explain a concept in simple terms without looking at your notes, you probably don’t understand it as well as you think. Teaching forces you to find the gaps in your understanding. 3. Test yourself before you start studying. Before opening your notes, write down everything you already remember about the topic. You’ll quickly see what you know, what you’ve forgotten, and exactly where to focus your time. 4. Aim for 90%, not 100%. University rewards consistency more than perfection. Chasing every last mark usually isn’t worth the extra time. Get to a point where you understand the material well, then move on. 5. Stop when you’re still motivated. Don’t study until you’re completely burnt out. Ending a session while you still have a little energy makes it much easier to come back the next day and stay consistent. #yyz #study #student #studytips #university
As a 4.0 student at UofT, here are the 5 study habits that made the biggest difference for me. You don’t need to study longer—you just need to study smarter. 1. Pavlov yourself. Pair studying with something you genuinely enjoy. I only let myself get a matcha, watch my favorite show, or listen to a certain playlist when I was studying. Over time, my brain started associating studying with something positive instead of something I wanted to avoid. 2. Pretend you’re teaching it. If you can’t explain a concept in simple terms without looking at your notes, you probably don’t understand it as well as you think. Teaching forces you to find the gaps in your understanding. 3. Test yourself before you start studying. Before opening your notes, write down everything you already remember about the topic. You’ll quickly see what you know, what you’ve forgotten, and exactly where to focus your time. 4. Aim for 90%, not 100%. University rewards consistency more than perfection. Chasing every last mark usually isn’t worth the extra time. Get to a point where you understand the material well, then move on. 5. Stop when you’re still motivated. Don’t study until you’re completely burnt out. Ending a session while you still have a little energy makes it much easier to come back the next day and stay consistent. #yyz #study #student #studytips #university
The university of Toronto is a large financial institution besides being an Academic powerhouse in Canada 🇨🇦 #toronto #uoft
The university of Toronto is a large financial institution besides being an Academic powerhouse in Canada 🇨🇦 #toronto #uoft
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