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I am newly admitted student and I would like to know more if people who did UTMCIP think it was worth staying another year. Also if it helped them in any way in future? How was the job search process and did you find something where you actually wanted to work? How is the variety of jobs there? Is it actually unique portal or can be found independently?

Ps: I am admitted to forensics, hopefully then I can get admitted to forensic chem. I will appreciate advice from any one regardless of their program.

I am newly admitted student and I would like to know more if people who did UTMCIP think it was worth staying another year. Also if it helped them in any way in future? How was the job search process and did you find something where you actually wanted to work? How is the variety of jobs there? Is it actually unique portal or can be found independently?

Ps: I am admitted to forensics, hopefully then I can get admitted to forensic chem. I will appreciate advice from any one regardless of their program.

Title. Also if somebody has advice on how to get good grades in these courses for someone who sucks at math, I will appreciate it.

Basically the title. Also any advice how to do well in those courses for somebody who is not too good at math, will be appreciated.

I got an offer from UTM for forensic science and I am thinking of applying to forensic chemistry.

I have a question for people who are in the program or might have information about it. Calculus and physics are not required for admission to the 1st year, but are required for applying to specialist. So does it mean that they will teach those in a way as if students didn’t take those courses?

Hi!

I am a goju ryu karate practitioner. I live in GTA area and interested in full contact competitive sparrings, but I am not sure where I can compete without actually leaving karate. Maybe there are some open tournaments for all martial arts or some specific but that allow other martial arts fighters?

I don’t really get all this point sparring thing in WKF. To be honest, I think kickboxing is more similar to karate than sport karate.

My coach is pretty helpful and if we will need to get insurance to participate, it’s fine.

I will be grateful if somebody has any ideas or recommendations for me.