I suck at in class essays but I’m pretty damn amazing at take home ones. Will there be a lot of in class essays in a course like.. SMC203Y1? Also, I heard seminar courses were pretty easy but I’m assuming a lot of writing is done in class. Would you still recommend seminar courses to someone like me?
Dear great one, is POL108, SOC101Y1 easy courses?
What about RLG101Y1? I’ve read (on this site) it’s hard to get a 90+ in
humanities. Well are the FYS half credits easier?
“Easy” defined: Hard work but 90+’s are attainable.
Hi there. Kudos to you for the great site. I want to take POL208Y1 but I neither have the “one full POL course” or “4.0 credits in the Faculty of A&S” as the pre-requisite(s. My only savior here seems to be “permission of the instructor”. Please guide me as to how do I go through getting that permission, and the contents of the e-mail/letter (if I need to write one). Thanks.
hi! i was just accepted and have already know that i want a pol sci specialist from uoft. so, caz i’m not really that interested in that many 1st year courses, i was wondering if i can take pol sci 200 1st year. there’s no prerequ. and a prof that i talked to during that open house in march break said that it’s o.k. and i can do it. of coures, i will ask my counciller or whatever, but i was just wondering if students taking 2nd year courses in 1st year was common. thanks!
hi! i’m going to be making m choices for frist year courese soon, and i was just wondering exaclty how reliable was the anti-calender? i’m stuck between choosing a first year pol sci course and the anti-cal says that all of them are great. does this thing ever help?
how does the PoliSci Dept. at U of T compare with that at other universities?
which political parties have student groups at U of T? can anyone join?
who are the best PolSci profs?
Are there any politically right-wing students on campus or are there all tree-hugging socialists?