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there are two specialists i REALLY want to do, does U of T generally allow such a thing? I want to do them simultaneously so I don't have to stay more than 4 years in university. I wan to do the cell/molecular biology specialist and the bioinformatics specialist.
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2 specialists??! i believe you can only do 1 specialist for a degree, but you can do 2 majors..
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usually no, not in 4 years.
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I believe you can do two at the same time, seeing as from what I know , there is no limit to the amount of courses that one is able to take. So you'll end up graduating in 4 years with more than 20 credits.
Since your two specialist programs are quite related, I think you may be able to get both of them with as little as 20-24 credits.
UTSG Life Science 12'
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i know someone who is doing biochem specialist + cell/molec biology major, but I don't know about 2xspecialists...
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i think it is possible if you have transfer credits.
I'll be starting my 1st yr at UTSG, Trinity College in 2008. I intend to do Global Health (Spec) and Financial Economics (Spec). I have 3.5 credits, which allows me to take 2nd yr bio, econs, chem and statistics in my 1st yr. I think it's possible if you do summer school too. =]
Trinity, UTSG
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sure but it'll take 6 years+
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