2003-2004
Undergraduate
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Faculty of Arts |
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Faculty of Education |
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Faculty
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Faculty
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Faculty
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Atkinson Faculty of Liberal
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Osgoode Hall Law School |
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Schulich School of Business
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Courses
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Glendon
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Academic Advising and the BES Plan of Study
In addition to completing the program credit
requirements, all BES students must develop and maintain a plan
of study that will be developed in the core courses and area of
concentration courses, and must be approved by the relevant course
director and supervisor. The plan of study is centred on a portfolio,
which will provide students with an evolving sense of their progress
through their program. This is intended to guide second, third
and fourth year course selection, to outline future program objectives,
and to ensure that the courses chosen keep important options open
to each student. The plan of study ensures that both Specialized
Honours and bachelors students meet the requirements of their declared
area of concentration and the credit requirements of the BES program.
Organized advising sessions in the required
courses of the BES program assist students with the development
of their plan of study. Plan of study development and academic
advising will be incorporated into ES/ENVS 1200 6.0 in the first
year of study. In the second year the plan of study will be incorporated
into ES/ENVS 2100 6.0, 2200 6.0, 2300 6.0, and 2400 6.0 and students
will write a more extensive statement based on a chosen area of
concentration. The final plan of study will be produced as part
of ES/ENVS 3011 3.0.
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