What are the admission requirements for UofT and UBC for a Physics major?

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The admission requirements for the University of Toronto (UofT) and the University of British Columbia (UBC) for a Physics major typically include high overall grades, with specific thresholds varying annually. Prospective students should directly contact the admissions offices of UofT and UBC for the most current information, as requirements can change. Additionally, transferring from one university to another is generally more challenging than transferring from a college, such as Langara, to a university due to differing admission standards and program compatibility.

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This is my question. I am going for a major in Physics. I am still in High school. Can someone tell me what were you grades when you got into either of those Universities? I mean your overall grades. List them out for me.

Also, Is it more difficult to transfer from an university to another university than college to an university? Because I was planning to study in either UofT or UBC and then transfer from either institution to another or stay in a college like Langara and transfer into either institution
 
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The best thing to do is contact them, these things change from year to year so what was true for somebody here many years ago might not be relevant today.
 

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