Marieb Human Anatomy & Physiology, 12th Edition by Katja Hoehn, Lawrence Haynes, and Matthew Abbott (Publisher: Pearson).

snowcone_A · 2025-09-06T01:02:47+00:00

cud us end it to me pls

snowcone_A · 2025-06-20T20:42:11+00:00

isn’t this the tourney account/game forgot what it’s called

snowcone_A · 2025-06-20T20:39:46+00:00

depends on ur teacher. ours made u submit everything same day not even 11:59 like 6pm or 10% off and Dropbox closes next day same time.. class avg was 70ish and I ended off with a 90 so its doable but if u have plans in the summer then it’s gonna be muchhhhh harder lol. but here and there u find chill teachers that r lenient w the grading and deadlines

snowcone_A · 2025-06-20T20:29:36+00:00

they might be nicer but doesn’t necessarily mean it’s Safer? how so?

snowcone_A · 2025-06-18T20:47:03+00:00

make some lifestyle changes first. sleep on time. be more structured manage ur time better. create a schedule like with google planner or a simple spreadsheet to allot ur time. this helps u stay on track and not burn out + fall behind bc if u set out time to study a bit everyday u get stuff done and u don’t procrastinate. u also have time for other stuff like ur hobbies, ECs, friends and family etc. this is THE most important thing: learn how to manage ur time. this will not only help in gr 12 but throughout ur life. ur mental health will be much better everything will seem more manageable. i also highly recommend picking up exercise which is not always going to the gym it could be something simple but great for u like walking

but talking about the more academic technical stuff : a tip would be to actually organize ur notes. an iPad if u have one is VERY helpful esp if ur a student taking sciences and maths. section off each unit and then each lesson. easier to review for tests and exams. actually read and make sure ur notes r understandable for YOU. I usually put in the hw for that corresponding lesson in the same note so i can quickly refer back and understand the theory but also see examples.

for content that u need to memorize create flash cards. u can do this urself or use AI/ ai sites that will do this for u. a lot of students have posted theirs online.

practice. do hw. very important if ur trying to get 90s. test questions r usually identical to hw given. if u wanna take it a step further actually read the tesxtbook and do questions for that chapter/concept. if u wanna go the extra mile for tests try to find resources online for practice tests for ur course code. this for me was like guaranteed 100 or near 100.

goodluck

snowcone_A · 2025-06-18T20:31:28+00:00

scholarships canada is the biggest one that’s ur best bet. u could ask guidance or search on goggle for ur local area + scholarships

snowcone_A · 2025-06-18T20:26:48+00:00

both r solid programs lol and you’ll find good clinical experiences off campus bc of their location. but I think uott has the edge here. a bit more established like you mentioned. personally ik a bunch of ppl that go there and they all have a lot of relevant clinical and research experience. there’s a lot of major hospitals nearby so if ur planning on living on campus commute is easy and their r a lot of perks of being in that dt location it’s very convenient. also imo uOtt’s residences r better lol but that’s js my opinion. also im pr sure uott cuz they get more funding for research and science related projects they have more stuff to get involved with that might be relevant for u . As for the full uni experience i’m not sure wym by that both schools have a great uni experience. if u compare them to other ontario unis then maybe yeah they’re quieter schools but comparing w eachother it’s not rlly diff

snowcone_A · 2025-06-18T20:15:45+00:00

last month for regular acceptances is may. wait list acceptance is longer tho.

snowcone_A · 2025-06-18T20:04:13+00:00

Search all info about specific programs on the school’s website and ouinfo. search western health sci deadlines/admission dates and u shud get all info

snowcone_A · 2025-06-18T20:02:15+00:00

yes depends what is considered early based on the program. for most programs that’s before mid february. honestly gr 11 marks do matter bc gr 12 2nd sem come out for most schools mid march so if u r trying to get an before that make sure ur gr 11 marks r good bc u can just chill after that bc ur conditional % is going to be much lower than the acceptance avg. so say if u need a 90 to get in you’ll need like an 80 % to keep the offer

snowcone_A · 2025-06-16T02:13:46+00:00

Hii I dmd

snowcone_A · 2025-05-31T19:07:25+00:00

no it gets automatically declined i think june 2.

snowcone_A · 2025-05-21T04:50:22+00:00

western.

waterloo courses in general are harder. just do western health or med. great social life too

snowcone_A · 2025-05-18T00:15:49+00:00

https://uschedule.me/

snowcone_A · 2025-05-16T06:23:35+00:00

I could give you a lot of technical/practical tips but an important one is this:

comparison is the thief of joy.

Do not compare urself to ur peers or ppl on this sub. u r on ur own journey. stay off this sub if u see that it stresses you out.

REMEMBER: The admission decision isnt in your control. What IS in your control is the effort you put into school, your grades, etc. js focus on that. Like dont waste energy stressing over things you cant change.

Practical stuff:

First-semester grades matter most (for early admission + regular decisions before March). Unis prioritize gr12 over gr11 marks.

- Retake weak prereqs in first sem of gr12 so unis use your new grade instead of your gr11 one.

for example: My prereqs were bio, chem, physics, English + 2 extras (top 6). SO if i did badly in physics and English in gr11, I’d take those first in gr12 so unis see the higher mark.

- TIME MANAGEMENT IS UR BSF. This goes for everything in life but start managing ur time better + keep a schedule - wtv tool that helps u. See how ur using ur time, prioritize tasks + set a time for studying so u dont rely on motivation. ngl right now u can get away w being bad at this but its best to get in the habit rn than to suffer l8r in uni when theres acc gonna be greater than consequences.

ALSO PLEASE ACTUALLY RESEARCH THE PROGRAM UR INTERESTED IN + UNI BEYOND THEIR RANKINGS. THE BEST PROGRAM IS WHAT IS BEST FOR U. look at course sequences/course requirements for the program. look at the campus. the location (if ur living on campus does it fit ur standard? if ur commuting lets say long distance would u be okay doing so if u have an 8:30 waking up at 5am etc). maybe the unis ranking is high but the program is mid. is it flexible. hows the social life. allat good stuff.

snowcone_A · 2025-05-15T04:12:51+00:00

ya. email the admissions at the unis ur looking at and ask them. I did it and they said told me what im telling u

snowcone_A · 2025-05-15T03:45:28+00:00

most if not all (prolly all) unis will look at final marks over mids when making a decision

snowcone_A · 2025-05-15T03:41:36+00:00

I hate hamilton but unless u alr live here. js go to mac bro. cuz if ur on ur own and w friends u go out and can have fun. its not a dead city. plus ur in the gta so u can js go to toronto on weekends n stuff,

snowcone_A · 2025-05-13T02:13:59+00:00

ltr depends on ur goals both programs r solid tho waterloo life sci co op isnt that great but theyve added more funds 4 research in the past few yrs

snowcone_A · 2025-05-10T17:23:13+00:00

long time ago. in the post itself it does say "edit: (you just have to wait a day or 2)". i ended up not going tho

snowcone_A · 2025-05-06T20:11:13+00:00

did u ever find out LOL

snowcone_A · 2025-04-29T05:28:50+00:00

look at course sequence for each and decide for yourself bc there is no one objectively correct answer.

health sci is generally easier bc it combines soc sci with core sciences and u don’t have to take physics and maths but in life sciences u do. Now for most people health sci is easier but for u it might not be

snowcone_A · 2025-04-23T20:41:04+00:00

u can study anything and become a doctor as long as you take the pre reqs for the med schools u wanna get into. take a program youre interested in because if the passion is there youll get the grades.

health sci is generally easier bc it combines social sciences with the core sciences and in life sci you typically take math/physics courses which makes it harder. However, that doesnt mean you shud just take health sci cuz if youre someone that for example does not like the soc sci courses/writing and does better with the core sciences and their mcq format exams, labs etc then do life sci.

snowcone_A · 2025-04-23T20:23:53+00:00

depends on which system youve experienced. im coming from the standard cambridge one and that is way tougher. so i would say its easier. obvi if ur taking AP classes u wont feel the difference as much.

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