are u a 4th year?

july 28th @ 5:30pm. shit.

22nd@ 6:30pm

Anyone here know of any good/relatively easy upper-level electives? worried courses will be filled quick and need to start looking at what courses to take soon

pretty much any of the upper education courses. cmns 375 i heard was a breeze too

Upper level elective crim courses are usually pretty easy.

crim315.....hopefully I can take it in fall semester

^ highly advised! if you don't take it, it is definitely your loss LOL

highly recommend crim 355 DE as well. pretty easy. looking at a B minimum if you put in the least bit of effort. weekly discussion, mt, 1 paper and a final. not bad overall.

^ do you need any previous crim knowledge?

dunno about pre-reqs but it requires no previous crim knowledge.

pre-reqs for 300 elective courses is generally just 60 credits.

315 and 355 would be the UD crim courses that don't have any crim pre-reqs

July 27th. Pretty much FTL.

Taking Easc 104 and Geog 162 this semester.

FTMFL.

What did ya'll think of the Econ301 midterm today?

hey im just wondering how course registration dates are assigned because i heard it was by credits /gpa but some first years are choosing before second year students...

All first years will be choosing before second years. Second years get totally screwed since they are in the middle of their degree and are the most flexible. Priority are first years and people about to graduate (+scholarship students)

I thought it was ok...I'm pretty sure I didn't fail. I did really well on the quiz so hopefully that meant I understand the material at some degree...lol ><

I'm actually planning to take Econ301 next sem., its gonna be taught by Christoph Lulfesmann, anyone know if he's any good?
I was just reading ratemyprof, not very much good comments seem to be posted there(abt half the class failing midterms...etc), cause I don't know if I should just wait until the next sem. for another prof....

^Don't be a fucking pussy and just take it. It's not likely anyone else will teach it, he's the 301 go-to-prof. And his wife will fuck you in the ass in 302, she's the go-to-prof for that course.

so... question, what are bursaries? Are they like scholarships or grants where you have to repay after? If they're like scholarships, what are the differences?

You don't have to repay scholarships afterwards...

You don't have to repay bursaries either...

But I'm not absolutely sure on the difference between them.

Scholarships are based off academic merit while bursaries are based off financial need.

what really? so you can apply for bursaries and not repay them? so you can pretty much go through your education for free?