crappy cover letters

best.
1. 4
           number four actually bolded important information this highlights the best things and catches the readers attention and makes it more likely for the reader to be interested giving an advantage over all others, however the violin diploma was out of place and quite useless
2. 1
            applicant 1, in my opinion should not have counted on familiarity to use Mr. kee's full name, jobs and working are quite formal so this applicant should be more formal. however this person has many qualifications including what seems to be great knowledge of EQAO and so, can help the students.
3. 14     <-- incidental
            This person failed their math one year which is a very bad thing to say to a potential employer, however if this person was a mature and developed enough to learn from his mistakes, his failure would be a positive force on his teaching.


worst.
1. 6
           this applicant's letter was way too short and shows no exceptional skills, this person only passed high school math and that is it. in my opinion this person doesn't show anything positive which set them above any other candidates.
2. 17
           seventeen starts with talking about other things like biology which turns me off to what this applicant has to say, throughout the rest of the application, this person goes into things like: tech work, sales experience, and other such things which really don't relate to math tutoring.
3. 15
            the final applicant here is a bad applicant because they don't show the relevant knowledge and expertise to stand out enough to get a job. this person really needed to show their "guns" and qualifications.

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University of Guelph: 78-83% for biological sciences; 78-81% for physical sciences

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University of Guelph

Domestic tuition rates

Programs	Tuition per semester for the 2015-16 academic year
Business	$4,149.51
Early Childhood	$3,099.72
Family & Community Social Services	$3,099.72
Justice Studies	$3,099.72
Kinesiology	$3,099.72
Media Studies	$3,099.72
Psychology	$3,099.72

See fees for your cohort year.

Compulsory non-tuition related fees

University fee	Full time	Per 0.5 credit
Athletic fee	$87.64	$17.53
Administrative services	$59.06	$11.81
Convocation fee	$16.24	$3.25
Photo ID	$5.08	$1.02
Technology fee	$99.09	$19.82
Library collection fee	$5.64	$1.13
Transcript Fee	$2.39	$0.48
Leadership and transition fee	$7.81	$1.56
Facilities/maintenance	$41.00	$8.20
Health centre funding	$8.76	$1.75
Alumni fee	$3.75	$0.75
Total university fees	$336.46	$67.29

Student fees	Full time
Insurance - dental	$52.04
Student activity	$107.75
Total student fees	$159.79

University and student fees	Full time	Per 0.5 credit
Total university and student fees	$496.25	$67.29

Miscellaneous fees (non-mandatory)

Fee	Summer (May-September)	Fall & Winter (September-May)
Distance education resource fee	$75.00/course	$75.00/course
On-campus parking	$293.25	$578.01
Off-campus parking	N/A	$352.56
Locker	$12.50	$25.00

International and Visa Student Tuition*

The most efficient means for an international student to pay student fees is through Western Union Business Solutions bank to bank transfer. This option allows you to pay the Canadian dollar student fees in the currency of your choice and provides you with a simple and secure way of initiating a payment electronically.

Program	Tuition	University fee
Business	$10,610.35	$496.25
Early Childhood	$9,654.58	$496.25
Family & Community Social Services	$9,654.58	$496.25
Justice Studies	$9,654.58	$496.25
Kinesiology	$9,654.58	$496.25
Media Studies	$9,654.58	$496.25
Psychology	$9,654.58	$496.25

*All international/visa students are required to purchase UHIP. The 2015-2016 UHIP rates are as follows:

• Fall start: $375
• Winter start: $250
• Summer start: $125

International and VISA students are eligible for domestic tuition and fee rates if any of the following situations apply:

• Students whose immigration status changes to that of a Canadian Citizen, Permanent Resident, or Protected Person while they are a student.
• Students who are diplomatic or consular officers of another country or representatives of the United Nations or its agencies who are stationed in Canada, or their dependents.
• Students who are visitors in Canada on an employment authorization or their dependents.
• Students who are members of foreign military forces admitted to Canada under the Visiting Forces Act and their dependents.

The descriptions above are brief statements synopsized from the regulations of the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities. Final interpretation rests with Registrarial Services and documentation must be acceptable to Registrarial Services. The regulations are subject to change without notice.

Students must present acceptable official documentation to Student Financial Services in GH112. To effect a change of fees in a particular semester, the documentation must be presented prior to June 30 (Summer Semester), November 1 (Fall Semester), or February 1 (Winter Semester).

Part-time tuition rates

	Tuition	Fee	Total
Domestic students (all program)	$619.25	$67.29	$686.54
International/Visa (business program)	$2,112.07	$67.29	$2,189.36*
International/Visa (all other programs)	$1,930.93	$67.29	$1,998.22*

*All international/visa students are required to purchase UHIP. The charge will be added to your fall tuition and is $684 for part-time students in 2015-2016.

See fees for part-time courses of a different credit weight.

Residence fees for 2015-16

The following is the student residence and dining plan rate fee schedule for 2015-16.

Room Type	Room Rate	Dining Plan	Total
Single	$5,952	$2,350 regular	$8,302
Single	$5,952	$2,850 medium	$8,802
Single	$5,952	$3,400 large	$9,352
Suite Style	$7,331	$2,350 regular	$9,681
Suite style	$7,331	$2,850 medium	$10,181
Suite Style	$7,331	$3,400 large	$10,731

Please note that June 8, 2015 was the last day to cancel your room and dining plan without penalty. If you cancel your room or dining plan after this date, you will have to pay a $500 withdrawal fee.

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https://www.realtor.ca/Residential/Single-Family/16748814/1810---3390-WESTON-RD-Toronto-Ontario-M9M2X3-Humbermede

$95,900

finch and western

it is cheep which is the main point of this selection, however it still looks good with, two balconies and ceramic floors, but it isn't just looks because it has all the necessities as well:  All Electric Light Fixtures , Fridge , Stove And Permanent Fixtures Attached To The Property , Including A Washer.




https://www.realtor.ca/Residential/Single-Family/16815786/309---3520-DANFORTH-AVE-Toronto-Ontario-M1L1E5-Oakridge

$269,900

danforth and warden

it is close to the lake as well as being close enough to get into town without too much difficulty, it is luxurious with Party Room And Rooftop Terrace as well as Granite, Stainless Steel, Ceramic Tile fixtures




https://www.realtor.ca/Residential/Single-Family/16716146/127---326-CARLAW-AVE-Toronto-Ontario-M4M3N8-South-Riverdale

$1,129,000

#127 - 326 CARLAW AVE

it has underground parking which would be good because the type of people who buy in this price range will most likely have a car, or a good drug smuggling career. it also looks great and is close enough to down town Toronto, so that it isn't a good trek to work or school or the shops

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http://viewit.ca/vwExpandView.aspx?ViT=53116

$775

SPADINA-ST. CLAIR

it is a relatively cheep apartment, it is furnished, it is spacious and it is close to the ttc. overall, it is continent to get around and nice to live there

http://viewit.ca/vwExpandView.aspx?ViT=168981
$ 995 / month
Young and Eglinton

This is a good apartment because it is on young so it is close to train stops. The apartment also has free parking for if the purchaser has a car. The furnishings in this apartment are mostly about necessity, for instance, laundry, oven, and air conditioning. this apartment is on the lower end of the cost ratio but it has what is needed, so it can be an effective housing option.


http://www.viewit.ca/vwExpandView.aspx?ViT=78161
$Call
Bayview and Eglinton

this apartment has no AC, however I couldn't find anything with AC on the listing. this is a good apartment because it is also in an optimal area for taking public transit. it is also newly renovated so it will be clean and look appealing.

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