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Stupid as sh*t university. Who wants to live on 2$ a day OSAP loans all the time. Why don't they have co-op opportunities?
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Because they ride on "dual degrees"
They have internships but that is no help for the first three years
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HopefulUniGirl wrote:Because they ride on "dual degrees"
They have internships but that is no help for the first three years What is a "dual degree"? What kind of stupid sh*t does Western offer? Why not just co-op? BTW, I thought you were an Arts student. Why did you switch to engineering? Finally realized that majoring in Arts is a one way road to poverty?
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Keile wrote:HopefulUniGirl wrote:Because they ride on "dual degrees"
They have internships but that is no help for the first three years What is a "dual degree"? What kind of stupid sh*t does Western offer? Why not just co-op? BTW, I thought you were an Arts student. Why did you switch to engineering? Finally realized that majoring in Arts is a one way road to poverty? If you want co-op so badly then go somewhere else...different universities offer different things. It's like saying why Queen's doesn't offer a BAcc. They just...don't. And majoring in Arts does not necessarily mean you're going to be living on the streets begging for money. Being successful is completely dependent on what kind of a person you are.
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me, i was nver an Arts student, I've been always on technology and engineering.
GRADUATE WITH TWO DEGREES AT THE SAME TIME
In addition to our core engineering programs, Western Engineering also offers two types of
dual degrees: Concurrent Degrees and Combined Degrees.
Concurrent Degrees: these five-year programs allow our students to graduate with two
degrees at the same time. Some of the more popular concurrent degree programs combined
with Engineering are major modules in the following areas:
• Applied Math
• Biology
• Biomaterials
• Computer Science
• Economics
• Environmental Science
• Materials Science
• Medical Biophysics
• Physics
• Psychology
Students who wish to complete a concurrent degree in an area not listed here may work with
an Academic Counsellor to custom design a concurrent degree program.
Combined Degrees: these degrees are similar to a concurrent degree but are offered with
one of Western’s professional Faculties: the Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry, the
Richard Ivey School of Business, and Western Law.
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Who cares if you have dual degree if u have no work experience.
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i'm just stating the facts. they do have an internship similar to that of PEY at toronto
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GGG wrote:Who cares if you have dual degree if u have no work experience. Exactly. It hardly matters if you have no work experience.
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Keile wrote:Stupid as sh*t university. Who wants to live on 2$ a day OSAP loans all the time. Why don't they have co-op opportunities?
umad bro?
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then don't go to western dumbass
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sveritas wrote:then don't go to western dumbass LOL
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sveritas wrote:then don't go to western dumbass shut up bleepgot; I'm just criticizing.
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sveritas and the others are right, if you want co-op there are plenty of other universities that have good co-op programs. There's no need to criticize UWO simply for this reason, considering the other universities that don't offer co-ops. Try Waterloo, I hear they have good co-op programs...
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