I don't mean to sound like a jerk, but you really should stop asking this question: i'm pretty sure that you've spent more time worrying about whether you will get in, than studyign for that math test you probably have comign up in the next few weeks... Same with physics, religion, etc... You can't go into engineering if you are so worried about it like this. I am not saying you won't make it through: I'm saying that if you go and study rather than asking this same question repeatedly, than I'll see you in the fall, and you'll have something to work on... you'll have to work on focusing rather than worrying, because you can't worry in engineering!

Good luck. Stop worrying because once you stop worrying, you'll have no reason to worry if you're studying.

You can't worry if you wind up in B.Tech either. I can't entirely speak for the other streams, but the Energy Engineering one is NO cakewalk, even though the entrance requirements may be a bit more lax - which is probably part because of less competition to get in. I believe it may just be the most difficult stream out of all of them.

If you aren't familiar with it yet, think of B.Tech as a MUCH more specific course of study than the broad-based B.Eng. In my area we learn the same theory that a lot of Electrical AND Mechanical Engineers do, and just apply it directly to the energy and power industry. There is no watering down in Energy. There are still management and financial and yada yada courses that you MUST take.

Less worry, more action.

Jerry rocks. Especially at 4AM when you're waiting to go to Milton with MecVT and it's cold out, and Jerry has a vehicle... My Point: Listen to Jerry!

Hey, I had a date to go to in downtown Toronto later that evening too

(yay MecVT!)

Originally Posted by terryboy

wat are my chances to making into the engineering program

*facepalm*

Your chances aren't bad I don't think. I had pretty similar marks to you when I got in... but the entrance average was a bit lower then.