Oh, I get it now!

The other day I received this big envelope filled with information on Con-Ed, which is the program I just got into. It's a program done at Trent but through Queens. At first I was really confused as to how it works, but it's all coming clear now.
I'm enrolled at two different Universities for two different programs. So I have 2 student numbers, two tuition fees, and twice the paperwork. At Trent I'm taking my Bachelor of Arts, and at Queens I'm taking my Bachelor of Education. Since these two universities do the program together I'm able to do my first 4 years of placements in Peterborough, or even Oakville. I just need to attend the class once a week at Trent, then of course all my other classes for my degree in Sociology. Then my final year (the 5th one) I actually go to Queen's. I kind of always got this, but never fully understood it until now. Which is a good thing, seeing as it's my life for the next 4 years ;)