<shrugs> I just think that having that many H. Sci students lessens the value of the award. If that many people are capable of achieving something supposedly really really hard, then how valuable is that disctinctive award?

Getting that in Engineering is... mind boggling.

People making the argument that Health Sci students are simply better students... just don't.

Originally Posted by madquarker

<shrugs> I just think that having that many H. Sci students lessens the value of the award. If that many people are capable of achieving something supposedly really really hard, then how valuable is that disctinctive award?

Getting that in Engineering is... mind boggling.

People making the argument that Health Sci students are simply better students... just don't.

watch out for the health sci police... lol

how do health sci people choose their marks? what course is this?

Originally Posted by manu

how do health sci people choose their marks? what course is this?

First year Inquiry? =p

They have to justify their marks.

Dean's list is doable.

Also, respect to those eng kids getting straight 12. WOW, just wow.

Yeahh, engineering is no picnic. Although, kudos to those who got straight 12 in soc sci/humanities; most of those courses are really subjective.