1G06, to me, was essentially an extension of a high school civics course. You'll learn about the different parties in Canada, how they operate, and so on; it's a straightforward course where most people can do well. I had it with Leone (who stepped down from teaching and is now in office, in Cambridge), so I can't speak on Alway's structure of the class, but I imagine the workload is still fairly light.
Tons of people double major in Economics and Political Science. As previously stated, the two compliment each other greatly. If you find that you enjoy 1G06, you could minor in Political Science, as there are many economics-based Political Science courses later (i.e., 2J03).
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'13 McMaster Alumni
B.A. Political Science
JET Programme Canada, ALT
MalK
says thanks to Grover for this post.
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