How lenient is KCL with Mathematics major?
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2nd Year Internal Transfer into Rotman vs Sauder — what’s easier?
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2nd Year Internal Transfer into Sauder vs Rotman
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Is having a TEFL certificate as a high school student good for college apps?
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Would I put online courses (e.g. edx) in the awards or the ECs section?
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Does my native language count as a "foreign language"?
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How useful can an IB Billingual Diploma be when applying to colleges?
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Will it still count as “foreign language” if I take my native language?
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Is the YSP-Reach (Young Scholars Program - REACH) worth it?
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Can you add extracurriculars you only did for ONE year on your college apps?
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Romance book/tv-show couples that give you bi-panic
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Kdrama couples like Oh Bit Na and Nam Kyu Hyun from Nevertheless
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Books where both the MCs are nerds, or even better, academic/intellectual rivals (set in a school setting - high school, college, grad-school, etc.)
Young Adult [YA] and New Adult [NA] Literature
Books where both the MCs are nerds, or even better, academic/intellectual rivals (set in a school setting - high school, college, grad-school, etc.)
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Books with Right Person, NOT ENOUGH Time trope
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Second Chance Romance Books where their first breakup was a mutual agreement instead of a misunderstanding, and when they meet again, they have no harsh feelings against each other
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Romance Books set in South-East Asia or at least have a South-East Asian character (but the South-East Asian heritage must play a big role in this)
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Romance books where the hero is totally straightforward
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Books where the MCs are like this
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Romance Books Where the Hero Only Has a Soft Spot For the Heroine From The Start
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Books with Heroes Similar to Atlas from It Ends With Us
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Books with Grumpy/Grumpy or Sunshine/Sunshine Couples
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BOOKS WITH ALPHA CINNAMON ROLL HEROES
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