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Originally Posted by Chi_Na
First term in SFU .. happened to get into all of my courses I wanted except one.
How does the waitlist typically work in SFU? I been reading around other forums about overriding by the prof., from where i'm coming from this cannot be done with the system. I'm waitlisted 12, is it pretty much hopeless since most will be choosing to override? Anyone care to share how it works?
Thanks.
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Is there a lab/tutorial for that course? If so, as long as you get into lab/tutorial, you'll get into the course. Doesn't matter if you're #1 on waitlist for the lecture. You want to get into the lab/tutorial
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Originally Posted by zetazeta
Personally I feel like students at SFU take very few courses per semester.... A lot of my friends at UBC who did multiple co-ops still managed to graduate within 5 yrs.
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One reason is because UBC tends to offer every class all year round vs SFU who sometimes offers a core/required class once or twice a year.
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Originally Posted by Fcukedd
How similar is BPK105 to BISC101?
According to the course outline, it seems like BPK105 is only about the different systems of the body, like BISC101/GR12 BIO - is this true?
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Anyone take BPK143 distance ed? How was it?
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BPK 105 vs BISC 101. They're different courses. Only part that is similar is that they both go over the skeletal system. I took BISC101 5 years ago so they could've changed it over the years. 105 is focused on humans only whereas 101 is more cells, animals, and plants. So essentially, you'll be learning an extension of what you've learned in bio 12 (lungs + heart) and new things (CNS, immune, digestive).