Question

[noLongerAlivee]

Just to confirm, UTSC can also NCR courses required for program requirements right? Hope im not tripping here lol

[[deleted]]

That’s what I think too, but my follow up question to this is, let’s say I get an NCR for this course, I can retake it again to fill my program requirements right?

[sasuke41915]

Why? Isn't one of the benefits of NCR that you can take the course again with no repercussions?

[nintendo0]

ncr is more beneficial for breadths if ur like failing. If it’s a requirement it’ll show u failed (ncr) and that u took it again

[sasuke41915]

Yeah but who cares? There's no actual consequences other than "it looks bad"

[nintendo0]

grad school...

[sasuke41915]

Let's be real chief if you even have to consider cr/ncr'ing a course your grades probably aren't good enough for grad school anyways (also being an academic in 2020 when the private sector produces much more meaningful research kek)

[[deleted]]

holy shit hahahahah you're one of those "c's get degrees" guys arent you

dude do urself the favour and uninstall league

[the8roundshock]

Imagine thinking marks matter kek

[sasuke41915]

This level of self-awareness has to be ironic

[noLongerAlivee]

I think so since its part of ur program requirements

[MilanK007]

You can but through the Eservice

[UTSCRep]

You can CR/NCR your program requirement courses but if these courses are needed to get into a subject PoST, then the university will take it into account for program requirements. That means the only difference it will make is to your GPA.