50th Anniversary Memory: Bernice Frieday (BA 2000)
Woodsworth College provided me with the opportunity to pursue a university degree while working full-time and studying part-time. The Pre-University course prepared me to do research, learn writing skills, and how to study. I had not used these skills in many years. After each completion of a course, I was eager to start another. I can't think of a Professor who did not help me pursue the completion of my degree.
Thank you, Woodsworth College.
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