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I know outside of McGill, re haul in every hall is where you'LL be. If you're taking geography classes or geology, class is as well. You would be taking these classes for your canned corn. Really recommend taking this yak classes because they're really easy and also really interesting. I want to show you guys just inside a little bit on some of the classrooms and they'LL be classes here for physical geography. Introduction to D are any type of yard for class and you think of you'LL take it here. This is actually one of the lecture hall, one of the bigger classes here. Now I'm in one of the geography labs and actually had physical geography in here when I wass in my second year. It doesn't matter just an easy way to get, um, one of re signs class in all the way, because you will have to take a science class that requires a lab. Also Gilvary Hall is a music front of campus, so it's near the fashion school. It's near Franklin Hall, which is the journalism hall and it's been a really great spot as well. There's lots of nature around, of course, geography. Last year, one of the other picture being in my Gilvary and the Geography Hall as I actually get to go outside for classes, and so just staying in the lab, you would actually go out and practice what you're learning in class. So I hope that maybe give you guys an idea of how it would be to take a geography camp core when you come here for your freshman year.
