Nanotechnology transfer to Mathematical Physics at Waterloo?

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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?
Thank you in advance
 
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