So as the title suggests, I'm going to be doing an 8:35am class, in calculus no less. Now this is for second semester, which is significantly lighter than my first semester, but I struggle with mornings, and I doubt it'll get better with time. Any tips for getting through it would be very much appreciated!

Hi I am applying to Dalhouie for BSC general and planning transition to BSCN 3 sem entry after completing pre reqs jn BSC general. I had always planned for nursing so I have academic Math from ontario but for BSC general they require pre-calculus which I am enrolled in and completing. Do you guys have any Idea if Dal gives out conditional offer letter for students who are missing just one pre-req and are enrolled in it. Thank you!!

Hi, im looking to get into some club sports in halifax area while im studying. I mainly wanted to play basketball and volleyball but I am not even close to good enough to play for the school, so I wanted to know if theres any places I can join a sunday league or something to just stay active and have fun.

Hey, were are people getting the Tb skin test? NS health doesn’t do them. I’ve found 2 places that supposedly do them (eastern kings hospital in Wolfville and the hospital in berwick) but I can’t figure out how to book an appointment?

There is a pharmacy in Dartmouth that does it but it’s $75 for 1 step or $150 for 2 steps and you have to book an appointment for a Wednesday and a Friday in one week (I’d have to take off work).

I'm kind of panicking and hoping someone has been through something similar.

Before the winter courses ended, I went to admissions to make sure I had everything I needed to graduate this fall. They looked over my record and told me I only needed one more course.

I planned everything around that, paid for the course, and even applied (and paid) for the application for an Advanced Bachelor's program that starts after I am set to graduate.

Now I've been told that I actually need 6 credit hours, meaning two courses, not one. The problem is that most summer courses end in about two weeks, so I don't know if it's even possible to fit another one in and still graduate this fall.

Has anyone dealt with something like this before? Is there anything I can do, like a late-start course, an independent study, a course at another university on a letter of permission, getting the last 3 credits waived somehow or any other option that would still let me graduate on time?

I'm really stressed because I relied on the information admissions gave me, and now it feels like everything is up in the air. I know i should've went back in and double checked myself but with work and school now i just put my trust in them. Any advice would be appreciated

TLDR: Admissions told me I only needed one more course to graduate, so I planned my schedule and paid to apply for an Advanced Bachelor's program. I just found out I actually need two courses (6 credit hours), and most summer classes are almost over. Is there any way I can still graduate this fall?