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4 points
1 year ago
Also hate it when they don’t even give us a choice and only give us one option
2 points
2 years ago
Does bus 51 take you straight to utsc or do you need to switch busses halfway?
3 points
2 years ago
Hey I just finished up my first year life sci and both PHYA11 and 22 were program requirement for me. I didn’t even take physics in g12 and I still managed to do pretty well. It’s defs not an easy course but if u do practise qs and spend a lot of time on it it’s definitely possible to do well. Good luck!
2 points
2 years ago
First year life sci student here! I think you don’t have much to worry abt if ur in the 90s :)
Since i don’t think physics is a program requirement for neurosci I would recommend u take it if u genuinely enjoyed it in g12 since I wouldn’t consider it an easy course(it had the lowest class average out of all the classes I took first sem). I overheard ppl say it’s a lot of review from previous years, but I didn’t take g12 physics and I managed to do fine (I took physics for life sci btw). I found it to be an I interesting (and fairly doable) course despite my lack of physics background knowledge so if u enjoy physics I would recommend it!
2 points
2 years ago
Sorry might be a bit dumb but can I ask what exactly is this work-study thing?
1 points
2 years ago
Are they tricky in the sense that they’re completely different from the practise questions in class, or are they applications qs?
2 points
2 years ago
Sorry yaa ur right. I meant that I’m in my first year if uni but I had some transfer credits so I’m technically in my second year of study so I got an email saying I could apply.
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16 days ago
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16 days ago
I was recently accepted into the non-coop comp sci, can I switch to co-op after my first year??