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A common response from PF members with respect to questions posted here on Academic Guidance is to speak with an academic advisor.
I find this response to be interesting, because during the entire time I was in university back in the '90s (I'm an alma mater at the University of Toronto), I have never once spoken to any academic advisor regarding course selections or anything else -- in fact, when I was a student I wasn't even aware that there were academic advisors at all that I could speak to.
I'm curious as to whether many current students in STEM fields such as math, physics, or various engineering disciplines in the US and Canada are aware that there are people they could speak to with respect to course selections.
I find this response to be interesting, because during the entire time I was in university back in the '90s (I'm an alma mater at the University of Toronto), I have never once spoken to any academic advisor regarding course selections or anything else -- in fact, when I was a student I wasn't even aware that there were academic advisors at all that I could speak to.
I'm curious as to whether many current students in STEM fields such as math, physics, or various engineering disciplines in the US and Canada are aware that there are people they could speak to with respect to course selections.
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