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“i’m gonna start the video on Sheri - April 12, 2024 - clearly we’re in creative zone - CPom”
nice to see Justin Trojek is still coaching at iamo, it’s been a minute since we saw him
So my internet is super crappy where I live BUT IM OFF TO UNIVERSITY!!!! YAAAY!!!
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The brutalist cement waffle ceiling in Weldon Library, Western University
okay i am so sorry if this question has been asked for. i applied to health sciences/studies. i took bio for grade 11+12. i took chem only in grade 11. how bad will i struggle first year bc i didn't take gr 12 chem?
Most first year courses are designed to make sure all students are on the same page before entering second year. The school understands people are coming in from various levels of education and that not everyone has the same background in certain topics. If you stay on top of your work and study (as you should be doing in any case!), you should be able to manage the work, although you may find the course more challenging than other students who have taken grade 12 chem. There are a ton of resources on campus (review sessions, TA office hours, extra practice questions, professor office hours, etc) that you can take advantage of to help move you forward through the course. Please take advantage of these resources, because they are truly designed and put in place to help you :)
Also, follow this link for more info on Health Sci at Western!
I'm so excited to go to Western, but I'm really shy :/ is it gonna be difficult making friends there?
Not at all :) There are tons of people from different backgrounds with different interests and personalities that you'll be interacting with throughout your time here, and I'm sure you'll find that some stand out to you more than others.
The easiest time to make strong friendships is during Orientation week - your first week at Western, before classes begin. The school spends months planning events, activities, learning opportunities, workshops, meet-and-greets for students in every faculty, to truly assist all incoming students in the transition from high school to university. This particularly helps facilitate friendship-making, and it'll be an experience you won't forget. Chances are that you will become incredibly close with your floormates, other people in your building, people in your classes and labs/tutorials, members of clubs you may join, etc.
This is an excerpt from a similar question we answered ages ago; you may find it helpful:
"You’ll be completely fine! There are tons and tons of floor/building/campus events that aim to allow you to make friends as easily as possible. Plus, during O-Week, you’ll meet more people all at once than you’d ever thought possible.
If you leave your door open while you’re in your room, people will casually stop by and say hello. And if you see someone else’s door is open, there’s nothing wrong with just greeting them as you pass by."
xo
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