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I guess it's different in Canada... I thought most people had this..
It must be. I scheduled organic chem, general bio, physics and calculus all in the same semester and my advisor warned me about it. I didn't even have a fifth class. I wonder if your classes require less work or that they just expect you to work a lot harder than they do here.
1) All first-year students must take 5 full year courses. I get to have 3 mandatory and 2 electives (math,psychology)
Oh man, that boosts me alot in confidence, thanks alot.
I'm rooming up w/ a buddy of mine so i don't think socializing is an issue.
I chose psychology because english is one of my weakest subject (83% in HS, eek)and I heard that psychology is relatively easy.
and since UBC, UofA, Waterloo needs at least 2 yrs of undergrad, I'm planning to take ENG in the second year if I don't get into UofT. Does that make sense?
Thanks.
I wouldn't mind staying another year or two.. it's just that I'll be fulfiling my requirements ANYWAY, so i might as well apply after first year and see if I get accepted..
As a rule at UW, I HAVE to take 3 sci and 2 electives, which includes all the LABS/TUTORIALs.
I don't know if I'm allowed to take only 4 courses...
Geez I'll be a first year college student in pre-pharm in august and I thought my schedule was tough with chem + labs, bio + labs, pharm orientation, calc, and econ with 15 credit hours first semester. I feel for ya.