EPTCollege Acceptance Thread '09 - Page 22
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TheFoReveRwaR
United States10657 Posts
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Divinek
Canada4045 Posts
On June 12 2009 15:57 infinity21 wrote: I take this as a pretty big insult if that was meant for waterloo >:o I would argue that pmath is one of the hardest programs at waterloo (i'm in math finance which is basically pmath/actsci) well i said as opposed to what as in waterloo's math program is world class. So especially at waterloo wtf is like wtf are you retarded of course it's hard kind of thing, ya know | ||
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infinity21
Canada6683 Posts
On June 12 2009 20:45 Divinek wrote: well i said as opposed to what as in waterloo's math program is world class. So especially at waterloo wtf is like wtf are you retarded of course it's hard kind of thing, ya know nono i was talking to the original post | ||
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G3CKO
Canada1430 Posts
Queen's Engineering: Accepted and going! Waterloo Life Sci: Accepted but might get rejected later on due to my crappy calculus UBC Forestry (lol did it for the lulz not going): Simon Fraser Molecular Engineering: Accepted U of Toronto Engineering: Rejected  | ||
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ForTheSwarm
United States556 Posts
On June 14 2009 00:35 G3CKO wrote: Canada: Queen's Engineering: Accepted and going! Waterloo Life Sci: Accepted but might get rejected later on due to my crappy calculus UBC Forestry (lol did it for the lulz not going): Simon Fraser Molecular Engineering: Accepted U of Toronto Engineering: Rejected Whoa whoa whoa... Wait a min. Your calculus is too crappy for a life sciences school, but not for an engineering school??? Canada has a weird idea of engineering, ha ha. | ||
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GoodWill
Canada149 Posts
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G3CKO
Canada1430 Posts
On June 14 2009 00:57 For_The_Swarm wrote: Whoa whoa whoa... Wait a min. Your calculus is too crappy for a life sciences school, but not for an engineering school??? Canada has a weird idea of engineering, ha ha. Not rly it's just that calculus is not mandatory to learn in highschool. It is an elective, and most schools don't look at it anyways. I took the course just for pure fun and to see what 1st year course are like so I didn't put much effort into it. But waterloo is weird sincei t actaully requires you to take calculus. | ||
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Stratos_speAr
United States6959 Posts
St. Olaf College - Accepted | ||
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doghunter
United States23 Posts
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c0stc0dud1
United States144 Posts
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Husky
United States3362 Posts
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decafchicken
United States20154 Posts
On June 17 2009 16:04 c0stc0dud1 wrote: Can anyone that got accepted in Northwestern give me some pointers? I'm interested in their medical program so I'm trying to find out what I need before it's too late X( (1 summer left) study 12 hours a day. My cousin goes there and hes learning/doing a shit ton there, he has to study for hours upon hours every day to get acceptable grades. Then again he's probably getting a 4.0 and making it seem like hes getting a 2.0 because he's humble. Besides, that evanston is a sweet place. campus is beautiful, downtown is real close, and chicago is close as well. and for the med school just go to their website im sure they have requirements or w/e. | ||
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c0stc0dud1
United States144 Posts
On June 18 2009 02:07 decafchicken wrote: study 12 hours a day. My cousin goes there and hes learning/doing a shit ton there, he has to study for hours upon hours every day to get acceptable grades. Then again he's probably getting a 4.0 and making it seem like hes getting a 2.0 because he's humble. Besides, that evanston is a sweet place. campus is beautiful, downtown is real close, and chicago is close as well. and for the med school just go to their website im sure they have requirements or w/e. jesus :o. thanks though  | ||
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Manit0u
Poland17690 Posts
Gotta enjoy our free-of-charge education here in Poland (at least this free education is a shitton better than unis you have to pay for in most cases). | ||
pat777
United States356 Posts
On May 16 2009 08:03 HeavOnEarth wrote: ive heard pure math is easy :O Math has many levels of difficulty. There are some problems/concepts that I find incredibly easy to understand and others that I find incredibly hard. And there are both people who find my 'easy' math problems hard and those who find my 'hard' problems easy. So whether someone finds math 'easy' highly depends on both their skill and the difficulty of what they are learning. | ||
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dm47
82 Posts
On June 18 2009 08:51 Manit0u wrote: Damn. You guys have it hard in US. Gotta enjoy our free-of-charge education here in Poland (at least this free education is a shitton better than unis you have to pay for in most cases). My brother's in Poland right now teaching English for the summer, but then he's coming back in the fall for school. Should I tell him to stay there? haha | ||
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darkmetal505
United States639 Posts
Hey I'm at Northwestern right now and tentatively pre-med. I'm in Biomed Engineering right now. I've seen people get by studying the night before and people who study. Just do whatever floats your boat. Evanston is really nice though. Btw, are you talking about undergrad or the medical school. There isn't really a "medical program" for undergraduates. | ||
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Divinek
Canada4045 Posts
oh okay good i feel better now | ||
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il0seonpurpose
Korea (South)5638 Posts
On June 18 2009 08:51 Manit0u wrote: Damn. You guys have it hard in US. Gotta enjoy our free-of-charge education here in Poland (at least this free education is a shitton better than unis you have to pay for in most cases). Yeah but you all also pay like half your income to government. I guess in the end they balance out | ||
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Slaughter
United States20254 Posts
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