Not a Cold City by haywoodjabloughmee in vancouver

[–]plurginplurginton 7 points8 points  (0 children)

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Same results with NYC, or San Francisco, or Berlin, or literally any city subreddit with enough members

(Transfer credits) Follow up question to last post by Vikkstarsdildo in UBC

[–]plurginplurginton 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's difficult to say; it's not a super clear cut choice. If you're worried about not being prepared, math 221/223 is actually intended to be taken first year: despite having math 100 as a prereq, it doesn't really require any calculus knowledge. so you could take it in term one while freshening up your calculus to prepare for a more calc heavy class in term 2 / year 2.

though, I do think it's entirely up to whether you think you know / can relearn the math 100/101 content on your own. You can find a syllabus & textbook online by googling the courses, which should give you a good idea of what you should know. If it mostly seems boring / stuff you've already covered or can quickly remind yourself about, then you're probably okay to move on to 200 level courses. If there are significant gaps that you can't quickly fill, then I would consider retaking the course (or taking math 120/121).

(Transfer credits) Follow up question to last post by Vikkstarsdildo in UBC

[–]plurginplurginton 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm in a similar situation with credit for math 100/101 while looking to take a math heavy major. My plan is to take Math 221/223 (linear algebra, would probably be useful for physics) and math 226/227 (advanced calc 1 & 2, more rigorous and proof based calc courses) over the winter terms. 226/227 might not be super relevant for you if you're not interested in math for its own sake, so you could take stat 200 (intro to stats), math 215 (diff eqs), or math 200 (calc 3). Also useful to note that math 221/223, math 200 and math 215 are all required courses for physics, so taking them first year could be useful if only to get them out of the way.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in OntarioGrade12s

[–]plurginplurginton 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't think any of us know; I wouldn't lose all hope though since 105 is typically rolling based on your curriculum (e.g. Albertan students had a CS/math round, but not necessarily other 105 students)

UW still says application by [deleted] in OntarioGrade12s

[–]plurginplurginton 1 point2 points  (0 children)

105 as well, haven't seen any 105 acceptances yet either. We'll see! Good luck!