EPTnot good if you are not good at working with people, though. expect easy tests but also tons of presentations and writing.
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DemonDeacon
United States158 Posts
not good if you are not good at working with people, though. expect easy tests but also tons of presentations and writing. | ||
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KurtistheTurtle
United States1966 Posts
productivity = time + energy? no everybody has same time. not everybody has same energy, but in your context this is negligible. to increase productivity, you have to increase where you focus application of energy and make sure you spend it on the small amount of things which really matter and not the formless, nameless mass of little tasks which can soak it all up figuring out those tasks is a skill you'll develop so is learning how to best utilize your energy (hint: take breaks, record everything, and look at data & not feelings) | ||
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OpticalShot
Canada6330 Posts
So really, ask yourself: are you using your time efficiently and productively? Are you able to balance studying and playing? Do you have the motivation and the skills to plow through seemingly unreasonable amount of work just because you know which profession you'd like to start your working career with? High school education may have helped some of your classmates, but that excuse only goes as far as 2nd year. Those that had the advantage of learning certain subjects beforehand will soon discover that they too have to learn new subjects. Those that didn't, simply have to make it up with extra effort. I've seen cocky first year AP/IB/shenanigans kids fail out in second year because they didn't have "what it takes" to learn in a fast-pace, intensive environment. I've seen few people who barely made the cut line in the first year (88 avg for a 92+ program, I seriously don't know how they got accepted) go on to graduate with 3.5+. Personally, I never took grade 11 or grade 12 biology, but I had to endure systems biology / genetic engineering in the first year. Also, commenting on the small math difficulty debate: from what I've seen, in the undergraduate level, physics major math > math major math > engineering math > other sciences math > business math. | ||
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ecstatica
United States542 Posts
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