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What Courses Are You Taking? (First Year)
First year life sciences at U of T, any recommendations?
What courses are you taking at which uni? Future career plans?
Wordsworth
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I'm going to the University of Ottawa for an Honours BA w/ specialization in Translation, and a Minor in German.
I just registered my courses today, these are the ones I'm taking:
Fall:
ALG1901 -Elementary German I
ALG2100 -Special Topics in German Culture
ARB1911 -Elementary Arabic I
ENG1100 -Workshop in Essay Writing
ENG1121 -Drama & Poetry
PHI1101 -Reasoning & Critical Thinking
Winter:
ALG1902 -Elementary German II
PHI1104 -Great Philosophers
POL1102 -Politics & Globalization
SRS1110 -Witchcraft, Magic & Occult Phenomena
TRA1301 -Introduction to Translation (the ONLY first-year translation course...lol)
Honours BA with specialization in French-English Translation
Minor in German
University of Ottawa '12
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Rana wrote:I'm going to the University of Ottawa for an Honours BA w/ specialization in Translation, and a Minor in German.
I just registered my courses today, these are the ones I'm taking:
Fall:
ALG1901 -Elementary German I
ALG2100 -Special Topics in German Culture
ARB1911 -Elementary Arabic I
ENG1100 -Workshop in Essay Writing
ENG1121 -Drama & Poetry
PHI1101 -Reasoning & Critical Thinking
Winter:
ALG1902 -Elementary German II
PHI1104 -Great Philosophers
POL1102 -Politics & Globalization
SRS1110 -Witchcraft, Magic & Occult Phenomena
TRA1301 -Introduction to Translation (the ONLY first-year translation course...lol) It seems odd that you are in a translation program but don't have any French courses. Is this normal? (I do not know the specifics of this program).
 
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Just for fun, I took these courses in first year
Fall:
POLS110 - Introduction to Politics and Governance
MATH126 - Calculus
ECON110 - Introduction to Economics, Macro & Micro
GPHY102 - Physical Geography
MUSC171 - Popular Music in History
Winter:
POLS110 - Introduction to Politics and Governance
MATH126 - Calculus
ECON110 - Introduction to Economics, Macro & Micro
GPHY101 - Human Geography
COMM251 - Organizational Behaviour
Uschi
Queen's '10
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Ooosh wrote:Just for fun, I took these courses in first year
Fall:
POLS110 - Introduction to Politics and Governance
MATH126 - Calculus
ECON110 - Introduction to Economics, Macro & Micro
GPHY102 - Physical Geography
MUSC171 - Popular Music in History
Winter:
POLS110 - Introduction to Politics and Governance
MATH126 - Calculus
ECON110 - Introduction to Economics, Macro & Micro
GPHY101 - Human Geography
COMM251 - Organizational Behaviour You have a messed up sense of fun.
UTSG Commerce 2012: Victoria College
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I meant I am not going into first year, I am going into third. Genius.
Uschi
Queen's '10
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Ooosh wrote:I meant I am not going into first year, I am going into third. Genius. After you clarified it, it is pretty genius. XD
UWO 2012
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Ooosh wrote:I meant I am not going into first year, I am going into third. Genius. mymy.. A little testy this evening? hehe
Taiyab wrote: Is it me, or is Karla Homolka gorgeous! Lamoid wrote: SHE HAS A KILLER BODY.
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This is for York
AS/GER 1000 Elementary German 6.0 credit
AS/HIST 1010 War, Revolution and Society 6.0 credit
AS/HUMA 1650 The Networked Imagination 9.0 credit
SC/NATS 1880 Life Beyond Earth 6.0 credit
FA/FILM 1701 Hollywood: Old and New 3.0 credit (in winter) *online course*
YORK; Honors Arts - History Major/German minor? '12
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I am going to Borck for Concurrent Ed/Child and Youth studies so first year i take
CHYS 1F90 Intro the Child and Youth Studies
EDUC 1F95 Intro to Education
PSYC 1F90 Intro to Psych
SOCI 1F90 Intro to Sociology
one Humanities context credit or one Science context credit (I am taking BIOLOGY (BIOL) 1F25 Biology: A Human Perspective)
Brock University
Primary/ Junior Concurrent Education Class of 2013
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Location: Ontario, Canada
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York:
AS HIST 1050 6.0: Life, Love, and Labour (Term Y)
AS HUMA 1105 9.0: Myth and Imagination in Rome and Greece (Term Y)
AS EN 2220 3.0: Coming of Age in Fiction (Term F)
AS EN 1200 6.0: An Intro to Literary Genres (Term Y)
SC NATS 1870 6.0: Understanding Colour (Term Y)
Honours English Major/History Minor, York '12
Stong Rez
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you arts people have such interesting classes. my timetable is probably going to look like
calculus
physics
chemistry
bio
one elective
and then more of that, except more specialized than just 'bio' or 'chem'
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Location: Paris, Ontario
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I will be attending Laurier.
Fall:
HI 120 - World History: The Past and the Present
PS 100 - Introduction to Psychology
WS 100 - Introduction to Women's Studies
SY 101 - Introduction to Sociology
PO 110 - Introduction to Modern Politics: The State
Winter:
HI 120 (Con't)
PS 100 (Con't)
AN 101 - Sociocultural Anthropology
PP 110 - Philosophy: Values and Society
RE 103 - Religion: Love and Its Myths
Success is not the key to happiness, happiness is the key to success. If you love what you do in life, you will be a success!!
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alys98 wrote:I will be attending Laurier.
Fall:
HI 120 - World History: The Past and the Present
PS 100 - Introduction to Psychology
WS 100 - Introduction to Women's Studies
SY 101 - Introduction to Sociology
PO 110 - Introduction to Modern Politics: The State
Winter:
HI 120 (Con't)
PS 100 (Con't)
AN 101 - Sociocultural Anthropology
PP 110 - Philosophy: Values and Society
RE 103 - Religion: Love and Its Myths
My best friend is taking this course too! What day/time is yours? Hers is: Lecture: Monday/Wednesday at 4:30-5:50 Tutorial: Thursday at 10:30am-11:20
Honours English Major/History Minor, York '12Stong Rez
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I could take French courses, but it's not required.
All the translation courses require a good knowledge of both english and french, so they're assuming I already know enough to succeed in the program
Honours BA with specialization in French-English Translation
Minor in German
University of Ottawa '12
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My lecture is at the same time (it's the only one offered)....but I definitely have my tutorial Mondays: 3:30 - 4:20
Success is not the key to happiness, happiness is the key to success. If you love what you do in life, you will be a success!!
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Location: Scarborough,Ontario
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Redrose27 wrote:you arts people have such interesting classes. my timetable is probably going to look like
calculus
physics
chemistry
bio
one elective
and then more of that, except more specialized than just 'bio' or 'chem' That's almost my schedule. (Well at UofT we don't get it for another month but this is what I'm going to pick) UofT Life Sci - Major in Biology and Major in Mathematics Calculus (hardest) Physics Chemistry Biology Linear Algebra GL HF KA, Science and Math are ftw.
UTSG Life Science 12'
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scarboro, would you be taking Mat 157? Because I hear that will just tear your heart out.
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Lamoid wrote:scarboro, would you be taking Mat 157? Because I hear that will just tear your heart out. 157Y is Analysis 137Y is Calculus! The only POSts that require MAT157Y Analysis are Math Specialist ones. Math Major requirements are 137 and 223 Linear Algebra. I believe Analysis is basically all proofs so that would be a bit too challenging.
UTSG Life Science 12'
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Red_Head wrote:I am going to Brock for Concurrent Ed/Child and Youth studies so first year i take
CHYS 1F90 Intro the Child and Youth Studies
EDUC 1F95 Intro to Education
PSYC 1F90 Intro to Psych
SOCI 1F90 Intro to Sociology
one Humanities context credit or one Science context credit (I am taking BIOLOGY (BIOL) 1F25 Biology: A Human Perspective)
I'm so jealous  I'm a graduate of Child and Youth and Work and want to teach, but a friend in a concurrent program told me that if she had the choice she'd have taken the old BA then BEd route because it would be less stressful. I'm 28 now, and went to college really late so I want to stay as stress free as possible even though I want to finish as fast as possible. She told me I'd be finishing about the same time/years anyway. I really wish I hadn't of listened to her! I want to teach elementary French and I am currently taking bilingual-French at Glendon/York with a few psych courses on the side. You will love CYW classes they are so awesome!!!!!! **************************************************** Back to the topic. Some of you people have a serious work load- i was getting a little worried until I finally saw York students with less classes. Here's my year so far although I'm still trying to get into the Intro to Child Development (Psych) class for first semester. FALLFrench 1 year course condensed into a semester I needed a B to move on, and I didn't get it... so i'm retaking it thank god they offered one condensed option because i didn't really want to sit in that class again for an entire year...lame!Intro to Biology (year course) I need ONE science or math credit and I've already failed another class attempt, and dropped the other. I'm running out of options and I am staying clear of math because i'd fail all of those classes. Getting this one credit is the hardest part of University for me! ugh! I almost failed science and math in high school and that was 13 years ago...i better pass this!Intro to Child Development - ? I keep hoping someone drops it so I can take it! child and youth work diploma will pay off here! WINTER -The final exam year of death Intro to Biology (cont'd)Intro to Abnormal PsychPsychology of Anomalous Experience
Glendon/York Universty - Specialization in PsychologyChild and Youth Worker Graduate
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