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Hi all!! I’m going to hopefully get my g2 license soon. I have 2 options for locations: Toronto Port Union or Newmarket. Which in your opinion is more easier? Easier meaning that the examiner is a little more lenient. My father tells me to go to Port Union because his friend whos an instructor also says port union is better. My friends yell at me saying not to go to Port Union, and that its easier to pass in Newmarket. Please tell me what I should do!!

Hey everyone! I’m a first year (going into my second year this fall) and I wanted to take a health policy course requirement for the summer so that I can take some weight off the fall/winter terms. For some context, I really found a passion in HLTA03 with Jessica Bytautas, I loved learning about how hospital, governments within healthcare, and the types of levels of medical care worked. I was stuck between 4 courses that I must take in my health policy major. Right now I’m enrolled in HLTB40 which is a sub session course, but idk how great sub session courses are because everything is sort of squished into 2 months. With that being said, if it’s anything like the HLTA03 course, I’m willing to give it a try! However, if anyone can let me know which out of these 4 courses are the most suitable for my situation, that would be so appreciated!!!

HLTB15H3Health Research Methodology

HLTB16H3 Public Health

HLTB40H3 Health Policy and Health Systems (*enrolled!!*)

HLTB41H3 Social Determinants of Health

Hi all, I recently switched to psya02 in the summer after not doing the best in the winter with prof danielson hence dropping last minute. I have a02 with Professor McPhee now, and I’m kinda worried, her syllabus isnt the exact same as winter, but its near similar. 2 years ago she didnt introduce short answers on exams and now she did, same with prof danielson. I’m a little worried as to if its going to be the same situation, but I also need to achieve a 67+ to get into my POSt as this is my last chance. If anyone has any experience with prof. McPhee, or has any advice that would be greatly appreciated :))

Hey all kinda a stupid question im so sorry, but for summer courses (sub session and full) does tutorials start a week later as well? None of my profs posted a syllabus yet, matter of fact I haven’t been added to 3 of my courses on quercus yet 😭

Hii, I have a sub summer course at the second half so from Jul-Aug. I was wondering how that works. So I haven’t been invited to the class via quercus yet, is that normal, since its later in the semester? Also, can I join a sub session course later than the date that we are supposed to choose our final courses? My fees are deferred anyways and I have another class I’m waitlisted for but I really need to get into.

Hi all, I just finished my first year at UTSC and I’m hoping to go into psychology and health policy in my second round of admissions. I didn’t take co-op when I started, but I keep hearing from family and friends that co-op is important if you want a job.

I have a few questions. First, how can I join co-op as a second-year student or as someone who didn’t enter university in the co-op stream? Second, do you think co-op is important for my situation? I’m planning to go to grad school and pursue a master’s degree, so I’m wondering whether co-op would be more useful during undergrad or later during my master’s.

I’m starting to feel a bit worried and behind, especially with pressure from family saying co-op is essential for getting into grad school. If any upper-year students or anyone with experience can share advice on either of these questions, I’d really appreciate it. Thank you so much!