Are you taking 6 FCEs?Quote:
Originally Posted by JBI
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Are you taking 6 FCEs?Quote:
Originally Posted by JBI
Yeah.Quote:
Originally Posted by AmericanEagle
^ Too bad you can't take advantage of U of T's flat fee policy.
How do you manage 6 courses? Especially during the time when all the essays are due?
I dunno - always done six here, except for my first semester.Quote:
Originally Posted by AmericanEagle
Generally, I never forget anything said in a lecture, and when I take notes, and read, I record every single quote I may use later.
It's the vocabulary for those language courses which really hurt though - so many new words, that you forget ones you really need.
I'm not worried about East Asian theory and history though - only the language courses - the rest should be easy.
6 isn't too much different than five.
^ How many credits will you graduate with? I can't imagine taking more than 5 courses per semester.
Dunno - going to see if I can work out an abroad year, which would mean I lose a few - but generally, I'll take very few over 20 if I can help it. My last year will be a joke though.Quote:
Originally Posted by AmericanEagle
Why is that?Quote:
Originally Posted by JBI
"Easy" and "U of T courses" usually don't go hand-in-hand :)Quote:
Originally Posted by JBI
By easy I mean I can try my hardest and pull off the grades I want - you study here too?Quote:
Originally Posted by AmericanEagle
Won't need any credits - I've got my English major virtually done already, and don't need to many more courses so it probably will be all language courses.Quote:
Originally Posted by AmericanEagle
Yes, I'm going into third year.Quote:
Originally Posted by JBI
JBI, you mentioned in another thread that you consider yourself to be a feminist. Did you ever think about doing a minor in Women and Gender Studies? But I guess you already have enough on your plate, with three majors.
There's really too much to take - I considered all sorts of minors, but really, right now it is too late - I've reworked what I wanted to major in already too many times.Quote:
Originally Posted by AmericanEagle
^ Yeah, the key to choosing your subject POSts is figuring out what you're interested in :)
So Six isn't less than the standard? And here I was thinking I had got off light! :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by AmericanEagle
^ I think that it depends on the school. At the University of Toronto, the standard course load is five courses per semester.
6 is six full year courses, which, in my case is 20 hours of class a week, which is quite a bit of schooling. Here each class is worth the same amount of credits (unless it is a half course), so perhaps there may be some confusion.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nightshade
Eagle, you an English major?
No, I got scared off after being forced to take English for four years in high school.Quote:
Originally Posted by JBI