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I'm wondering if there's anyone who knows anything about this. In U of T there's a http://www.artsandscience.utoronto.ca/ofr/calendar/prg_mat.htm" (Scroll to the VERY bottom.)
I'm wondering if it is a double major in physics and math or not? If not, then will it be more of a degree in Math OR Physics and will I be able to take enough course to make it a double major? (I see it's in the math dept. page but the physics dept. page links to it.)
Also, I'm completely torn to whether I should take this program or Waterloo's Mathematical Physics program from the science faculty. Any suggestions?
I read some previous post and some people make it seem that in U of T it is a lot harder to get a high mark, is this really true?
I'm wondering if it is a double major in physics and math or not? If not, then will it be more of a degree in Math OR Physics and will I be able to take enough course to make it a double major? (I see it's in the math dept. page but the physics dept. page links to it.)
Also, I'm completely torn to whether I should take this program or Waterloo's Mathematical Physics program from the science faculty. Any suggestions?
I read some previous post and some people make it seem that in U of T it is a lot harder to get a high mark, is this really true?
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