I've heard that some faculties don't accept notes from certain doctors (i.e. Dr. Ng), and I was just wondering if anyone knew whether the Science/Life Sci faculty accepts his notes?

Originally Posted by solonavi

I've heard that some faculties don't accept notes from certain doctors (i.e. Dr. Ng), and I was just wondering if anyone knew whether the Science/Life Sci faculty accepts his notes?

I would go in and check with the faculty itself. The Science office is in BSB.

If you want to be sure, I would go to the campus clinic (MUSC Basement) to get a note from one of the doctors.

Who's dr. ng?

Thanks

The office was closed, but I was told that Dr. Ng's letters are still accepted by the science faculty. I didn't want to go to the on-campus clinic though, as the last few times I've gone they've been fully booked. From now on I might just call them to book in advance...

Sinthusized- Dr. Ng is a doctor near campus whose notes have been banned by the engineering and commerce faculties..
(p.s. Is this the same sinthu who I got my gero textbook from? Would you perhaps know anyone else looking for a gero textbook this year? )

Ohh okay. haha yes my friend told me about a doctor who's famous for signing sick notes for mcmaster students for not so legitimate illnesses... nope that's not me, i never took gerontology.. damn i used to love being the only Sinthu at school.

Originally Posted by solonavi

Thanks

The office was closed, but I was told that Dr. Ng's letters are still accepted by the science faculty. I didn't want to go to the on-campus clinic though, as the last few times I've gone they've been fully booked. From now on I might just call them to book in advance...

Sinthusized- Dr. Ng is a doctor near campus whose notes have been banned by the engineering and commerce faculties..
(p.s. Is this the same sinthu who I got my gero textbook from? Would you perhaps know anyone else looking for a gero textbook this year? )

For future ref, call them early (as soon as they open, you may have to call a few times to actually get through). They may have cancellations so they can fit you in for the day.

You're actually better to go to Campus Health as soon as they open rather than calling; sometimes they do not start answering the phones until 9AM if it's really busy, but they open at 8:30.