Nanotechnology transfer to Mathematical Physics at Waterloo?

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Transferring from Nanotechnology Engineering to Mathematical Physics at Waterloo is possible, as confirmed by faculty members. However, to successfully make the transition, it is essential to complete the required first-year Applied Mathematics courses. Engaging with a guidance counselor is recommended for personalized advice and to understand the specific steps needed for the transfer process. Direct communication with the university's administration will provide clarity on requirements and procedures.
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I am going into first year Nanotechnology Engineering at Waterloo and I am thinking of transferring to Mathematical Physics in second year. Mathematical Physics starts in second year, but there are required courses from first year Applied Mathematics. I have been told by faculty members at Waterloo that I can transfer, but does anybody know how I can go about doing this?
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