Sheena Mawugbe
Interdisciplinary Social Science
What I like best about the Interdisciplinary Social Science program are the module options in relation to everyday life. I find it very valuable that the program encourages students to think outside the box and question what they consider the 'norm'.
My advice to new students is to spend extra time outside of in-class hours to ensure you understand the material. Effective time management and an agenda are helpful hints to keep you organized. Also, make good use of tutorials and your professors' office hours to clarify concepts you do not understand - it really works!
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