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A student at the bilingual Glendon College (and campus) of York University in Toronto, Canada. Originally from London, Ontario, I work as an Ambassador at Glendon’s department of Student Recruitment and Applicant Relations. Last year I went on an exchange at the Institut d’études politiques de Rennes in France.
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An unofficial requirement.
“I study political science….” I respond with reluctance, quite aware of what questions were to follow. “How are you liking it? Are you thinking of doing the MPIA as well?” And to be honest, the past couple of years have … Continue reading
French Immersion Enrolment is Increasing across Canada
As a Glendon student, I’m no stranger to the benefits of bilingualism in Canada’s two official languages. And, as this article from the Globe & Mail shows, these benefits are no secret to parents across the country who are lining … Continue reading
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Tagged Bilingualism, canada, Education, French, Glendon, program, Studies
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It’s life and life only.
One thing that I’ve learned throughout my experience in post-secondary education is that there is a great difference between studying what you love and loving what you study. This is well understood by anyone who has second-guessed the major they … Continue reading
The name of the game? Political Science.
“So, what is Political Science anyways?” “You study, like, the government?” “…What are you going to do with a degree like that?” The last question is always the one that makes us PoliSci majors cringe. To be honest, we don’t … Continue reading
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cool beans in an awkward sauce 