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Old 06-25-2012 at 07:26 PM   #16
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yeah, but people are saying that kine can replace that although it doesnt say on the website. my friend didnt take psych but she wasn't in any trouble. isnt psych just recommended so in 2nd year people could have broder choices ?
I have no idea! Maybe you should email someone to find out? When you figure it out can you post on here so we all know? Thanks!
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I have no idea! Maybe you should email someone to find out? When you figure it out can you post on here so we all know? Thanks!
The quote from the course calendar is a few posts up. At least one psych is required to complete first year life sci. Kin cannot replace it. It can, however, replace the second psych as an elective.

However, some people will not take it and thus not technically complete a first year program.
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it's not possible because they're antirequisites.

You should really read the course calendar. That way you can plan everything properly.
OKAY. THANKS. though that phone book looking calender is so confusing
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so i wouldn't have any penalty for taking both 1LT3 and 1LS3?
also, can i take either physics 1b03 and 1bb3? or do i need 1bo3 to take 1bb3?
What do you mean by penalty? 1LS3 is the equivalent of 1A03 and 1LT3 is the equivalent of 1AA3, so in that sense, you wouldn't incur any penalty if you tried to register for upper year math courses that required these courses as prereqs.

You need 1B03 to take 1BB3.

Use this http://registrar.mcmaster.ca /CALEN...12-13/pg4.html to plan your courses
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OKAY. THANKS. though that phone book looking calender is so confusing
http://registrar.mcmaster.ca /CALENDAR/2012-13/
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oh one more question.
for the timetable,
if one of my class ends at 12:30 for example, and the other class begins at 12:30
is it possible to have both of the calsses?
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oh one more question.
for the timetable,
if one of my class ends at 12:30 for example, and the other class begins at 12:30
is it possible to have both of the calsses?
All classes end at :20, and start at :30 (with the exception of night classes).
Old 06-25-2012 at 07:49 PM   #23
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oh one more question.
for the timetable,
if one of my class ends at 12:30 for example, and the other class begins at 12:30
is it possible to have both of the calsses?
As above, classes generally end at :20 past the hour, and start at :30 past. So yes, you can have both of those classes together. There is no rule that you must take at least 70 minutes of break time between each of your classes...
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As above, classes generally end at :20 past the hour, and start at :30 past. So yes, you can have both of those classes together. There is no rule that you must take at least 70 minutes of break time between each of your classes...

Courses like 1AO3 AND 1AA3 i cant take both of them in one term right?
for example chem 1A03 and 1AA3 , i can only take 1A03 before 1AA3
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Usually, yes. The material between courses numbered like that is usually sequential. You could always just check the course calendar and see what it says, as the information there is a fairly definitive guide.
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Courses like 1AO3 AND 1AA3 i cant take both of them in one term right?
for example chem 1A03 and 1AA3 , i can only take 1A03 before 1AA3
Yes, since 1A03 is a prereq for 1AA3 (as per the course calendar). Also they're each only offered one term.

This is the master timetable and tells you when things are offered: https://adweb.cis.mcmaster.ca /mtt/

The two of them together should answer your questions.



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