UofT life sciences first year course enrolment | prerequisites, electives, breadth requirements

Hey everyone! It's been a while! But I'm back with a new video on course selection! Here is a step by step guide on University of Toronto first year Life Sciences course enrolment! I go over how to enrol in courses, what first year classes you should take, electives, prerequisites, and breadth requirements.
This is a super stressful time for a lot of students because course selection is always so difficult. But, I hope this video helps you navigate it a little better! As always, please leave a comment if you have any questions, or need help!
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[@cristianosilva8454]

is biology fir health science an open or closed program?

[@kianfaslebahar7899]

holy shit u saved my ass

[@2lokyees]

hey! How are u able to not take Mat136 since it’s a coreq for chm136?

[@alessiaisabella]

Hello! For some programs, mat136 is not a requirement. I believe beside the chm136 corequisites, it says recommended. This may have changed throughout the years, so I would double check with an academic advisor. But I know many lifesci students who did not take mat136! Hope this helps!

[@anwitaganesh7705]

Hi! Just to confirm, First Year Seminars can count as electives during course enrolment? Also, what's the difference between a course like CHM135 (as mentioned in your video) and an elective?

[@alessiaisabella]

@@anwitaganesh7705 Hi! Yes, first year seminars are often used as electives. A course like CHM135 is a general lifesci course that is a prerequisite for all lifesci programs, so everyone must take it. An elective is a course you choose that you don’t necessarily need. However, if your program requires a prerequisite, for example a psych major needs PSY100, then it is best to do PSY100 as one of your electives!

[@massayounes-m8w]

hey, is it ok to take BIO152,153/ CHM 110,120/ MAT132,134? that's for biology and psychology

[@alessiaisabella]

Hi! These are courses I am not familiar with unfortunately. I would check with an academic advisor, and follow your program requirements!

[@elizabethbedard1040]

Heyy did you ever find out if these courses work for life sci?

[@alisha7158]

Hi Alessia! Could you elaborate more on the summer abroad program please?

[@alessiaisabella]

Hi Alisha! Sure! I was admitted into the Paris summer abroad program for FAH393: Renaissance and Baroque Art and Architecture. It was a 4 week course from the department of art history (I am an art history minor), and it is 1.0 credits. You can find more info here: summerabroad.utoronto.ca/program/france-paris

[@alisha7158]

@@alessiaisabella Thank you Alessia!

[@nawalahmed-ik7so]

hey, can you please write down all courses you took in first year

[@alessiaisabella]

Hi! I took CHM135 CHM136 BIO120 BIO130 MAT135 PSY100 SOC100 PHY199 AST199 SMC197. Hope this helps!

[@diyor1223]

What certificate required for the University of Toronto

[@diyor1223]

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