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Bonjour, C'est un long shot mais je pose ma question dans l'espoir que quelqu'un ai une idée. Avec la session d'été, je vais cumuler 75 crédits en Sciences Biologiques concentration Physiologie Animale, mais erreur bête de ma part, je n'ai pas pensé à vérifier 1) Que les cours restants se donnent à des horaires différents 2) Que j'ai respecté les exigences des cours à options. Donc, moi qui pensais juste m'inscrire à 15 crédits dans mon bac, finalement je dois m'inscrire à 8 crédits de mon tronc commun + 9 crédits du bloc 95A. J'ai tout tenté, et malheureusement je n'arrive à faire rentrer que 10 crédits à la fois sans que les horaires se chevauchent. Les cours du tronc commun rentrent tous pour ma session d'automne 2021, mais il y a tellement peu de cours proposé pour l'automne dans le Bloc 95A qu'au final rien ne foncitonne. J'ai pensé à changer de spécialité/concentration pour avoir plus de choix de cours dans le bloc 95A, mais je me retrouve avec d'autres Blocs incomplets. Je me suis dis que pt il y aurais possibilité de me les faire créditer? J'ai aussi pensé à la Téluq, mais il y a très peu de cours que je pense être équivalents à mon bac (bioéthique, biostatistique 1 et écotoxicologie) et ils ne font pas partie du Bloc 95A. Je sais.. c'est un long shot. Mais est-ce que quelqu'un aurait une idée, je sais pas, m'inscrire dans une autre uni, faire des cours hors programmes qui se créditent... n'importe quoi. Merci beaucoup P.S.: Ma TGDE m'a répondu que j'aurais du faire mes cours du tronc commun la première année, donc elle n'a pas de solution. -
Like the title says, will psych research be preferable on a med app if I'm genuinely interested in it as opposed to biomedical research that I would otherwise be doing to check a box? Thank you in advance!
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Hello, I know everyone must be tired of seeing these types of "what are my chances" posts but I could really use some advice. I am currently in my last year of my undergrad at UofC and eligible to graduate this spring. Unfortunately, med school has only become a dream of mine in the last year or so and my first two years GPA does not reflect this desire at all. Here is a breakdown: I have taken 5 courses each semester for my entire degree. GPA: 1st year: 2.73 2nd year: 3.02 3rd year: 3.61 4th year: 4.00 EC's Do pracitucms count for this? If so, I done extensive work in my community with local organizations working with individuals with disabilities. I have spent time at The Association for the Rehabilitation of the Brain Injured and done an internship at Emily follensbee (a school for children with multiple and complex learning needs). I have spent the last year working with the Government of Alberta creating and delivering a prevention presentation on fetal alcohol spectrum disorder that I have delivered to grade 8 and 11 classrooms as well as university classrooms. I have been lucky enough to have done a lot of traveling over the course of my degree (20 countries in three years), and I am in the process of planning a trip to Peru with a previous professor of mine to assist her with research as well as doing some volunteering. I have also been doing volunteering within the university and external organizations on my own time. I have been working one job for the past 4 years (just serving at a restaurant, so not very relevant). I do not have any publications at this point. My understanding is that UofC will use your three best years to count your GPA but even with dropping my first year that would leave me with a 3.54 which is not competitive. Any advice going forward? As I see it I have three options: 1. take a 5th or 6th year of my current degree 2. take a second undergrad 3. apply for grad school (although I feel like this would be the least useful) Any recommendations going forward would be very much appreciated!!! Thank you!
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