Just curious on what I should spend my most time on, the module quiz on myls, the Wiley practice or the textbook questions bc there's a lot of stuff

Lots of friends/family/teachers say that there is a club for just about anything you could imagine. Was wondering if that was true and how niche those clubs get

As a first year the workload is very manageable. In the future years what should I expect that’ll make the program more difficult?

I’ve my ps101 midterm on Tuesday (20th) and BI110 midterm on Wednesday(21st). I haven’t been to a single psych lec after second week, and idek what’s going on in bio, I js go for the Iclickers. How fucked am I on a scale of ten if I haven’t started studying for them yet and I still gotta complete my lab report (due in the 20th) and another assignment (due on the 18th)

Are we allowed to use notes? On my learning space it says “take home/hand written or printed notes” but she doesn’t explain anything else, does that mean we can use them?

UW doesnt do the 12/12 scale like we do, and i need it as reference for something. I know the scale off top of my head where its 12 - 95, 89-A, etc, but I need it in writing.

Could someone help me out!

Hi! Has anyone taken any of these classes with these professors before?
BU467 with Kevin Bullock
EC370 with David Rose
EC335 with Jean Eid
BU381 in general
I’d really appreciate literally any advice on what to expect on the midterms, how to approach studying, or anything you found helpful. Thank you!!

Hi,

I am wondering, I am 3rd year student and want to attend the insurance fair. However, Im a political science major and took no business classes. Wondering, if they will still consider me even as an arts student.

What do we think we’re getting on midterms? 💀💀

If you take good notes for PO231 I will Etransfer you $50 today if I can have them. My reading week has been my personal 9/11 and I’m so fucking behind. If you’re in my class and have decent notes, DM me.

R/serious . I find that studying always makes me horny and this is apparently common. I can’t focus because of it, can anyone else who relates share if/how they’ve overcome it

Today at 9:30 AM, I officially graduated with my Honours BA in Psychology. The convocation ceremony was good, and I’m proud of myself for finishing my degree in three years instead of the usual four. However, now that everything is over, I’ve been feeling unexpectedly sad, lonely, and a little depressed.

I think what hurts the most is realizing that my university life is officially over. I’m going to miss the student life, the freedom, the experiences, and just knowing that I was still in that chapter of my life. I know I can make new memories, but I also know that I can never go back and experience those years the same way again.

What’s strange is that I wasn’t even this sad on my last day of university, when I finished my exams. But today, after convocation, it finally hit me that I’m actually done. I’m not going back next semester. I’m no longer a university student. That chapter of my life is closed, and I think I’m only starting to process it now.

Part of me wonders if I should have taken the full four years instead of finishing in three. I don’t regret graduating early because I know it has its advantages, and regretting it now won’t change anything. Still, I sometimes wonder if I missed out on a year of experiences that I can never get back.

I already have plans for my future, so it’s not like I have nothing to look forward to. I know I need to find a job, start making money, build a career, eventually get married and have a family, and hopefully make my parents proud. Those are all things I want in life. But right now, the thought of moving on from university and entering adulthood feels a little overwhelming. Iguess I’m just missing the old days. It feels like life is moving forward whether I’m ready or not, and I’m not sure how to feel about it.

For those of you who have already graduated, did you feel this way after your convocation? Did it take you some time to adjust to life after university? And for those who graduated early, did you ever wish you had stayed a little longer?

I’d really like to hear your experiences because right now, I’m feeling a little nostalgic about a chapter of my life that I didn’t realize I would miss this much.

So long story short I messed up really bad 1st year and got put on probation, cleared this last summer, but now I just got an email saying I am restricted from osap for a year??? I need the money to attend school I can’t pay for it out of pocket 😭 I am not sure what to do and why this is even happening cuz I cleared it. Anyone been thru anything simlair ? Anyway to resolve this? Would appreciate any help

I got a low-mid 70 mark on the midterm and was wondering how that mark is in comparison to the class averages.

What a hunk... He sits so confidently on that bench. Mhmm

I’m genuinely stressed out because I don’t understand cp414 does anyone else feel this way?

It’s a public space, I get that people get sweaty but for everyone’s sake, put on deodorant before getting to the gym.

I have mid 60s average in my grade 11 and hoping to get mid 70s in my grade 12. I haven't decided on my undergraduate program yet...biology and environment interests me...please suggest a program I can get into with mid 60s average

Did anyone who submitted their application have tech issues with the portal that caused it to go through after the 11:59 p.m. October 5th deadline? Does anyone have screenshots or videos of the tech issues they experienced that you can share? If so, this would help my appeal process, as my application was rejected for institutional review.

Has anyone took the midterm that was online, was their any webcam required for the lockdown browser, and how was the midterm

guys what are we supposed to do for this project my group has no clue where to even start someone pls help and explain

Anyone have any idea when the schedule will be posted?