EngSci

The flagship engineering program at the University of Toronto. Any Joe with a 90 average in high school can get into EngSci, just like any Joe with an 80 average can get into any of the other engineering programs at this university. EngSci is slightly more challenging than any of the other engineering programs offered only because its pace is somewhat faster. EngSci students love to brag about their program and make self-deprecating jokes about how difficult it is. People who aren't in EngSci love to make the same jokes about people who are in EngSci. Through this phenomenon, an untrue and self-perpetuating mythical aura surrounds this program. EngSci students love to think that they are enrolled in the most hardcore program in the world, and one should respect that opinion, but only to the same extent that one should respect their opinion that their girlfriend is the hottest girl in the world. EngSci students think they are really smart, so when they fail at delta-epsilon proofs, they appeal for pity with the excuse "oh, it's only because i'm in EngSci!" First year EngSci courses mainly review grade 12 material, and any new material introduced is limited to that which is already taught in AP or IB courses. It is in fact quite easy to get an 80 average in EngSci while spending most of your time smoking weed and playing video games. Engineering Science is a strong, well funded and well organized program, but kids just need to stop cupping their own nuts.