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'''[[Lucky|Albino Squirrel]]''' – An urban legend of UNT. If you see it (the actual animal or squirrel), be sure to snap a picture! It’s good luck and will help you ace your exams :-)

'''[[Lucky|Albino Squirrel]]''' – An urban legend of UNT. If you see it (the actual animal or squirrel), be sure to snap a picture! It’s good luck and will help you ace your exams :-)

'''[[Bewley]]''' - Also known as the study room, it’s a small common room on the second floor, directly opposite the stairs. It can be checked out at the front desk for two hours at a time.

'''[[Bewley]]''' - Also known as the study room, it’s a small common room on the second floor, directly opposite the stairs. It can be checked out at the front desk.

'''Canvas''' - Canvas is basically your portal for education. Professors will post your grades, assignments, discussions, calendars, and anything else they want you to have access to on canvas. Check canvas regularly for assignments and grades.

'''Canvas''' - Canvas is basically your portal for education. Professors will post your grades, assignments, discussions, calendars, and anything else they want you to have access to on canvas. Check canvas regularly for assignments and grades.

===== Pre-Calculus =====

===== Pre-Calculus =====

For Precalculus, you will probably have either Dr. Brozovic, Dr. Iaia, or Dr. Cohen (for the Class of '24). All of these teachers have very different styles of teaching and the structure of each class is also very different. What they do have in common is that they go extremely fast. You will cover what a typical high school student cover over two semesters in one semester. You will be given homework a few times a week, and lengthiness and difficulty depends on the teachers. If you’re placed in precal then your cal 1 teacher is going to be the same.

For Precalculus, you will probably have either Dr. Brozovic, Dr. Iaia, or Dr. Cohen (for the Class of '25). All of these teachers have very different styles of teaching and the structure of each class is also very different. What they do have in common is that they go extremely fast. You will cover what a typical high school student cover over two semesters in one semester. You will be given homework a few times a week, and lengthiness and difficulty depends on the teachers. If you’re placed in precal then your cal 1 teacher is going to be the same.

===== Calculus I =====

===== Calculus I =====