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You are technically going to be a student in both Humanities and Soc Sci, as English is a Humanities discipline and Soc is a Soc Sci one. For whatever reason, if you are double majoring in a Soc Sci and a Humanities course, with only a couple of exceptions you are considered to be in the Faculty of Humanities. Why this is, I'm not really sure. I did a combined Anthro and CSCT degree and became a Humanities student myself.
The best idea for you I have at this time is to log on to SOLAR the earliest you can: since Humanities is picking courses on 23rd the see if you can log in then first, but if you aren't allowed to you'd obviously be choosing courses the next day. The worst thing that can happen is that you can't actually log in that day because you're supposed to be choosing on the next one.
I believe whomever you spoke to is kind of incorrect: only Social Work students are considered to be in Soc Sci regardless of the fact that their other program is in Humanities. I have no idea why one of your program selections for next year would make a difference to the date you would be able to choose courses. It just doesn't seem logical to me at all.
Do you remember last year when you went to choose your classes? You could pick courses from any faculty regardless of if you were in Soc Sci I or not. It is the same process every year: all of the courses are available to be selected regardless of your faculty.
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McMaster Combined Honours Cultural Studies & Critical Theory and Anthropology: 2008
McMaster Honours English with a minor in Indigenous Studies: 2010
Carleton University Masters of Arts in Canadian Studies: 2012 (expected)
We are people of this generation, bred in at least modest comfort, housed in universities, looking uncomfortably into the world we inherit. -- Port Huron Statement
Last edited by lorend : 06-07-2009 at 04:24 PM.
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