MY UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCE!!! Studying Neuroscience at University of Calgary!
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- Thank you so much for those that have asked for this video! I hope you enjoyed it and found it helpful. I had a very positive university experience at the University of Calgary and wanted to share my tips with you so that you can also make the most of your degree!
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Hannah
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Congrats on graduating and best of luck in your future endeavours! Love seeing fellow Churchill classmates prospering 🥰
Congratulations Hannah! I have followed you since you took your MCAT (I'm studying for mine right now!). I love your perspective on grades, learning, and well-being . Hope you are spending this time to celebrate your accomplishments! Also super excited to see what the future holds for you!
Catherine Nguyen Thank you Catherine!!❤️❤️❤️
I got accepted to neuroscience at UofC in the fall, I’ve been stressing to all my friends about how I have no idea what I’m getting myself into, and then just magically your video popped up on my feed. Couldn’t have come at a better time! Thanks so much for sharing, way less nervous now :) could you please make a video about your journey into med school like when you wrote your MCAT, who you asked for references, and how you get opportunities to work in labs, I’m so clueless LOVE YOUR CHANNEL ❤️
Yo congrats! I go to U of C too so it's nice to see one of us posting videos! I'm a 2nd year engineering student myself.
Thank you so much for the tips and sharing your experience!! It was really helpful to know about it💕
Zahabiyah Ebrahim I’m so glad you enjoyed it Zahabiyah! Thank you!!!❤️
Congratulations!!! You’ve worked so hard!
Nancy .Osazuwa Thank you for your support Nancy!! I’m definitely ready for a long nap haha
I’ve been such a fan of you for two years now and I just realized that I used to live only a few hours away in Edmonton !
Your video was on my recommendations and I'm glad I watched it, I'm in Nursing at UofC and took GRST in first year and enjoyed it as well :)
Omg, i had never considered studying Neuroscience, but now while I'm watching this, I can't stop thinking about how interesting it looks!! This major is definitely calling my attention!!! Thank you so so so muchhh.
Im so happy to hear that girl! Obviously do whatever you feel most passionate about, but I can definitely recommend the neuroscience experience haha :)
Been following your channel for a while thanks I actually just started up school again a month ago thanks for giving all the information
Austin Cooper That’s amazing man!!! Huge congrats to you and best of luck on your studies!
@@TheDailyMundane thank you hopefully one day we are colleagues
Hey, I'm going into first year Neuro at UofC in the fall. Thanks for the video
Bharat Gupta That’s so cool!! I hope you enjoy it😁
Omg hello fellow UofC student! I'm going into my final year of Werklund! Congrats on finishing I know how hard it can be 💕
Hoda Z Hello!!!👋👋 Thanks for commenting! So happy to see another feel calgarian on here! Good luck to you on your final year!! So excited for you😁❤️
Oh my goodness I'm trying to transfer next year for Werklund @ the UofC!! Same as Sunrider -- do you have any insight??
Thanks for sharing this video! What's your best memory so far for 2021?
loved the video. I'm curious to know what made you start a youtube channel
Thank you so much for the great content I was wondering how busy were your first year classes? like biology and second year classes as well?
Hey Hannah! I'll supposed be starting my undergrad at UofT this year. Can I reach out to you with questions? I'm also leaning heavily towards Neuroscience and then Medicine.
Fellow ucalgarian here :) congrats!
I know this may sound dumb but do you think Neuroscience is like THE MAJOR if you want to be a neurosurgeon or can you maybe do biology or bio-medical?
Very inspiring!
Gema Arroyo 🥳❤️
Hii!! Congrats! I was wondering if I need to do a premed before undergraduate in University of Calgary? Thanks!
Do we need to have a background knowledge on chemistry? Can you elaborate about your experience regarding the chemistry side of the program ? :)
Please explain me about vibravision (see without eye)?
Thank you for sharing 🤗
Thanks for watching!
Hi! I am Angela. I am from Bangladesh and I have recently immigrated to Canada. I am currently living in Calgary. I have completed my undergrad in Computer Science and Engineering from Bangladesh (passing year - 2019). But now I want to study Medicine in Canada. I have some questions regarding my future journey. Would you please help me with some suggestions? I need to know about academics and clinical experience. My undergrad cGPA is very moderate (3.45/4.00), I need to make it at least 3.80; shall I go for a second undergrad? Or, what should I do? It will be really helpful if I get your suggestions. Thanks!
There is any Co op program in Calgary uni
Great work! cheers from Calgary too :) curious where you're at with your degree now
That's awesome!! I'm studying medicine now :)
Loved this video! Just a question, what type of work did you do at the womens clinic? :)
Anita West I worked as a medical office assistant, so the work I did was kind of a mix between receptionist and nurse duties😊
@@TheDailyMundane That's so awesome! Sounds like something I'd be interested in!!
RIP the Spring 2020 course for NEUR this year.
Congrats Hannah!! 🎉 I have a quick question, was organic chem 2 not required for you? I know here in the US, it’s a premed prereq
Erin Thanks so much!! For most schools in Canada, only one semester of ochem is required, but some schools may be different!
I’ve seen some schools shifting away from requiring two semesters of OChem! For example, the University of Alabama Birmingham only requires one semester of Biochem. Obviously, you’d need an underpinning in general and ochem1 to get biochem.
hahaha the only similar course we both took were Calc 1 and Spanish. I was in Haskayne. I know, embarassing
I’m in grade 12 and I am preparing apply for early adimission which is in oct 1. Thank you so much for your perspective!
How did it go?
@@malkmorsy8142 unfortunately I didn’t get into neuroscience🙁. However, I did get into kinesiology and I’m currently studying in first year. I think I didn’t get in because I put my first option as kinesiology then when I got accepted I wanted to switch to neuroscience. So I reapplied and put my first option as neuroscience and my second as kinesiology. Now either 1 of 2 things happened. My English grade was too low or I had already got accepted to kinesiology so they voided my application for neuroscience.
Woah neuroscience you must be very smart!!
Dropen Sheka shouldn’t you be studying for the mcat my friend?
Pls tell me requirements for u calgary for international students bsc biology
Hi! Congratulations on graduating. I’ve been watching your videos for a while, and I have a longer question for you.
Here is my situation. I am only forty hours away from completing my undergraduate degree. However, I have made the choice to pursue medicine. I have wanted to pursue medicine for a while (roughly a year and a half) but I have been scared off by organic chemistry and physics. I have never made a B in my life, and I scored in the 97th percentile on my ACT, but I was never able to get over my mental hurdle until recently. I will begin the process of taking two biologies, two inorganic chemistries, two organic chemistries, and two biochemistries in the fall. But, I wanted to go ahead and start looking at the MCAT, and familiarizing/preparing myself for it. (I am planning on taking it in the early summer of 2022). While I was going through the biology review book for the MCAT, I quickly realized that it was extremely biochemistry heavy and even though the book had a lot of content…it was content written for someone with a wider foundation in biology and chemistry so to speak. So, while I want to do what I can to start preparing myself for the MCAT, it will be over a year before I begin taking biochemistry. I don’t know what to do about this. How can I start preparing for the MCAT now without the foundations? The psychological, social, and biological foundations of behavior section and the critical analysis and reasoning sections do not scare me nearly as much as the Biological and Biochemical Foundations Of Living Systems along with the Chemical and Physical Foundations of Biological Systems do.
Thanks!
Garrett Dyess Hi Garrett, thanks for your comment! From what I understand, you’re essentially asking how to begin early prep for the mcat even without having taking the courses yet, is that correct? I think this is definitely possible as there were sections that I had to self-teach as well! Khan academy is a great resource because it has video tutorials and practice questions. And as always, doing lots of practice with the content is your best bet for understanding the material! Hope that helps and good luck!!!👍
TheDailyMundane Firstly, thanks for the answer. Yes, I have not taken any pre-req as of yet (I’m very early in the process). But, I wanted to do what I can over the next three years to prepare for the MCAT. I signed up for MCAT question of the day, and I’m going ahead and going through Khan’s Biology and Chemistry courses. Do you think that is a good place to start? I’m just trying to fight the forgetting curve that will come over the next three years. I’ve heard from many people that the test is much more of a reasoning test with a scientific underpinning than a pure science test. So, I’ve been advised to start reading scientific journals, but I don’t know if that’s good advice.
Garrett Dyess Ooooh! In that case, I wouldn’t worry too much about the science prep. Your courses will be great for that and you’ll probably only need a light review to be ready! My best advice for what you can do at this time is to practice reading comprehension! Most people find CARS to be the most difficult section, and its usually the toughest one to improve on. So getting a head start and practicing consistently will probably be a great benefit for you!😃
TheDailyMundane I’ve heard that from many people!
What if I wanna study neuroscience without med school as a researcher what is the direction?
Lot of my friends who did the neuroscience program are now doing related master's or PhD's!
How were you able to work in a women’s clinic? I’m interested in doing this too!
There was an internship opportunity through my high school! I applied, then the internship program got cancelled, but the clinic that received my application contacted me anyway and offered me a spot! :)
Whts the fees for masters in physiotherapy in university of Calgary...???
No idea! You should check the admissions website!
How did you get internship in Shanghai?
jim qi I applied through my university!
i got accepted to UC too
Is math necessary for cognitive Neuroscience? Please answer me. 🙏
Depends on the program you are in!! I think most science programs do require some basic math!
@@TheDailyMundane thanks a ton for sharing ur opinion. 🙏
Did you get into a medical school?
She did!
I think so