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Social Sciences Glossary

Maryse's Social Sciences Vocabulary Hello, my name is Maryse Cloutier and I live in Mont Tremblant. I have been studying Social Sciences for 2 years now at Ahuntsic College. The glossary I have created is quite useful for the students whom are already studying in Social Sciences and for those who have recently started. Every word in my glossary is directly related to the Social Sciences program and includes vocabulary commonly used in this field. To conclude, all the words in my glossary have been chosen due to their unfamiliarity to non-experts. By reading through the glossary, one could easily learn new words and manage to use them adequately in a sentence. On a side note, all the definitions have been taken directly from google, on https://www.google.com/. Anthropology noun The study of human societies and cultures and their development. Example: In 1999, he was elected professor of social anthropology at Liverpool University. fr: Anthropologie...
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Social Sciences

 Hello, my name is Maryse Cloutier, and I am 19 years old.  I was born and raised in Mont Tremblant, but I am currently studying in Montreal at Ahuntsic College in Social Sciences. Last year, I used to study in pure and applied sciences at Mont Tremblant and I soon came to the realization that I didn't quite enjoy my Chemistry and Physics classes. Although I didn't enjoy my classes, I continued for a year and then decided to apply at Ahuntsic College in Social Sciences. Now that I've changed programs, I am a lot happier than I used to and I find my courses a lot more interesting. However, even if I changed programs, I still kept my calculus classes because I found them interesting. Once I eventually finish my program, I will pursue my studies and go to university. I am not quite sure what I want to do yet, but I am possibly thinking about applying in a program related to Finances or something related to that field.