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No, I still have to do that, and apply for OSAP. Which is getting to a bigger headache the longer I put it off. Also, I am have a crisis with the minor in IDS thing, as in I really don't like the reqs (the Intro to ID, Microecon 208 and 300-level econ). And if I decide to go with a minor, I would have to take the Intro to ID and Microecon 208 in the fall. The schedule works out really well (I'll have 4 classes on Tues and Thurs, and one on Mon/Wed/Fri). But after slugging through math and sci classes that I hated this year, I'm kind of reluctant to take stuff I have no concrete interest in. BUT uni is a chance to branch out and learn new stuff, like econ (which I really know next to nothing about). So I really have no clue. At this point I'm seriously considering The Canadian Foreign Service, and even a minor in IDS might help me. But really, the non-reqs classes that I'd be taking with a minor in IDS, I would take anyway, so it's not like IDS is offering me something I'd have no access to without it. It's always something. Why can't I just get settled and relaxxx? 
McGill Arts '12
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nahh i am going for b.com BUT i can pick between some language and humanities, social science stuff, and some science courses (opt) MATH 122 MANDATORY so i am thinking of calculus in mangement (Fun :S) intro to psyc beginners french MAYBE intro to renaissance art i am thinking of doing some poli sci or anthropology classes.. these stuff are blowing up my mind
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I thought about taking Intro to Renaissance Art, but it the same time as FYS: Italian Literature in Context so I decided not to go with it.
Yeah, the whole "having to take math" part sounds atrocious to my fully dead brain that is now repulsed just by the thought of any calc, derivation or simple addition. I decided to drop the whole idea of IDS, because I'm planning on taking a number of the non-reqs courses from those ABC lists, and don't want to waste 9 of my credits on some stupid stuff I don't like.
My new list (which will probably change about three hundred times before July30th):
FYS: Italian Literaute in Context
Greek Mythology
Russian for Heritage Speakers
Beginner's German (may switch to some french course depending where i'm at after this summer)
United States since 1865
I'm really loving the fact that they're all back to back, and start like at 1 MWF, and at 12 TR.
Also, this thread has basically kicked it.
McGill Arts '12
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tmhlee wrote:Couple of weeks after June 15th apparently. So during the summer sometime No. They do the lottery on the 16th and you get the general info on the 17th. EX. MORE House-Single Room You get your floor, room mate, and all the specifics the day you move in, or you can call in August. They said this at the presentations.
McGill '12
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awalker wrote:tmhlee wrote:Couple of weeks after June 15th apparently. So during the summer sometime No. They do the lottery on the 16th and you get the general info on the 17th. EX. MORE House-Single Room You get your floor, room mate, and all the specifics the day you move in, or you can call in August. They said this at the presentations. last year it took about a week and a half for us to get our results, maybe thats what its referring to.
Mcgill BSc 2010
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