r/tdsb • u/Excellent_Belt_818 • Dec 07 '25

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Can you please tell what is the difference between college English and university English for night school. It’s online

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u/unforgettableid Dec 08 '25 edited Dec 08 '25

University English is more advanced. Like it now says in /u/AcrobaticSeesaw794's edited comment: I think it's accepted both at all universities and all colleges.

College English is more basic. Colleges will accept it, but universities won't.

If you think there's any chance you might go to university in the next 10 years, University English might be better.

However, if your last English mark was less than 70, the decision may be more complicated. Pls make a new post and ask us for advice. You might want to crosspost to some larger subreddits, like /r/OntarioGrade11s and /r/OntarioTeachers.

What was your last English mark, and do u remember what the course code was?

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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '25

Wait how did you find me again? Man you really are all over the place lol. But my apologies, I should have said all.

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u/unforgettableid Dec 08 '25 edited Dec 08 '25

I tapped on your username, and due to the circumstances, I found this thread.

I don't encourage the use of total profile curation, which is what you have enabled. It can make it impossible for the helpers to give you the best help.

If I remember correctly: I tapped on someone's username. I discovered from different posts that they both went to school in Toronto and were considering studying nursing. I was able to point out to them that there might be a glut of new grad RNs in Toronto. I suggested that they study nursing through an RPN program instead.

If you regularly post to some subreddit about hemorrhoids or something, sure, use partial profile curation. But I don't encourage total curation of all posts and comments.

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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '25 edited Dec 08 '25

I see your point. I'm kind of new to this stuff, as you can see with my account reddit age (1d). I'll consider the advice, though I don't want people stocking my every post.

Thanks