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Making Today's Choice Count for Tomorrow . . . Option Sheets Involve Making Difficult Decisions!
COLLINGWOOD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE COURSE SELECTION 1992-1993
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The month of February not only marks the beginning of a new semester, it is also the time of year when you must plan your next year's timetable. With the dozens of courses that are offered at eel, the choice is not an easy one. Although it is always fun to be in the same class as your best friend or be taught by your favourite teacher, most students agree that they choose the subjects on their options sheets according to the requirements that they need for their post-secondary education. Some even go as far as developing a system for choosing these courses. "I take the compulsory cour- ses first and then I choose the ones that I like or need", is the manner in which Jen Biggs deals with her timetable. Paul Brown looks at the level of Difficulty while Oerik Muirhead considers the overall picture - the total number of credits. The completion of the option sheet is like a poker game. Keeping that magic number or 30 in mind, you have to make a decision on what courses will get you to where you want to go in life. It's imperative that you play those course cards carefully!
List PRESELECTION COURSES Into which you have been accepted. Attach the ACCEPTANCE LETIER.
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