I want to take the BS stream for the human kinetics program at Windsor but I was wondering is there a large portion of the program is about coaching, psychology and things of that nature? I don’t really enjoy those concepts and I prefer straight up sciences is this a problem?
If I find a eye clinic to do some volentering at am I allowed to get paid? Does Waterloo count this towards volentering? It is work experience?
I was just wondering how easy it is to keep up high grades compared to Windsor people say the kin program is easy and from what I’ve heard the kin program at western is hard.
I was just wondering how easy it is to keep up high grades compared to Windsor people say the kin program is easy and from what I’ve heard the kin program at western is hard.
I was just wondering how easy it is to keep up high grades compared to Windsor people say the kin program is easy and from what I’ve heard the kin program at western is hard.
Hi if anyone has any knowledge about this let me know, is being an optometrist boring? Is it stressful because of how busy you are? Do u get lots of free time with your family? Does it get repetitive becuse u will be doing the same things everyday?
Hi if anyone has any knowledge about this let me know, is being an optometrist boring? Is it stressful because of how busy you are? Do u get lots of free time with your family? Does it get repetitive becuse u will be doing the same things everyday?
I was wondering how satisfied are people with there engineering career do you ever get tired of work and all the deadlines for projects? Or is it just that enjoyable and rewarding that it doesn’t even mater?
How invasive is being a optometrist? What do they deal with? I ways thought they just deal with getting prescriptions for patients?
I was considering getting into chiropractor school after I am done my human kinetics program, I was wondering is Chiro still as popular as it once was? I’ve heard people say it’s a dieing practice is this wrong? How hard is it to make good money in this practice (over 100k)? Also how hard is it to get into chiropractor school in Canada?
I was considering getting into chiropractor school after I am done my human kinetics program, I was wondering is Chiro still as popular as it once was? I’ve heard people say it’s a dieing practice is this wrong? How hard is it to make good money in this practice (over 100k)? Also how hard is it to get into chiropractor school in Canada?
I’m not a big fan of English and I was wondering how difficult the English course is at u Windsor? The course code is ENGL-1010.
I was interested in this just so I can focus more on my GPA in my undergrad and not focus on the degree itself I just want to hit the pre reqs is this a good idea and has anyone heard or done this before?
Hello, It’s vary complicated, for me I really want to get into Waterloo optometry but personally I can’t handle lots of science and maths in one semester, I was just wondering is it possible to not complete my undergraduate and just hit the required pre requisites? If my undergraduate allows this is that okay? As long as I’m hitting my full course load for 6 semesters I should be able to get in. I’ve heard a undergrad that shows more rigorous science might make you look better for Waterloo is it that big of a deal or is it mostly just about maximizing your GPA and hitting your pre requisites
I was wondering does a 4 year honours in some BS program make you look better than a 3 year degree with no honours? But maybe your GPA is higher in the 3 year which one would they prefer?