Admission for mature students

[jackliu0527]

I was wondering if anyone in this forum could shine some light on my situation.

I did not finish high school, later on I got my GED, but then after being in the workforce for over 8 years, I want to move forward in life, and I want to go to university. So I started taking some courses from ILC (Independent Learning Center), this is what I have done so far

MHF4U (Advanced Functions) - 98%
MCV4U (Calculus) - 96%

and I am in the process on finishing up my ENG4U.

I want to enroll in Rotman Commerce, perhaps accounting major, but I could not find any information regarding mature students on their website, so I am wondering do they accept mature student? and if so would what I am doing now get me in? or perhaps I have to do further work to provide me with an edge over the students that is graduating straight out of highschool.

Any advice and recommendations are welcome and appreciated it

Thanks

[James Brown]

Okay this answer is a year late, but just in case you are still wondering...

Mature students have to take the Academic Bridging program if they don't have the qualifications for the program they want.

www.wdw.utoronto.ca/index.php/programs/academic_bridging/overview

[Maggie]

Oct 7, 2011 13:10:35 GMT -5 jackliu0527 said:

I was wondering if anyone in this forum could shine some light on my situation.

I did not finish high school, later on I got my GED, but then after being in the workforce for over 8 years, I want to move forward in life, and I want to go to university. So I started taking some courses from ILC (Independent Learning Center), this is what I have done so far

MHF4U (Advanced Functions) - 98%
MCV4U (Calculus) - 96%

and I am in the process on finishing up my ENG4U.

I want to enroll in Rotman Commerce, perhaps accounting major, but I could not find any information regarding mature students on their website, so I am wondering do they accept mature student? and if so would what I am doing now get me in? or perhaps I have to do further work to provide me with an edge over the students that is graduating straight out of highschool.

Any advice and recommendations are welcome and appreciated it

Thanks

[Lisa]

yes you can qualify for sure. I assume you have proceeded.