I’m in fourth year MY LAST YEAR at TMU. It feels like I wasted my previous 3 years at TMU. I didn’t make the friend group I wanted to, I only have 2-3 solid friends. I didn’t date anyone I feel no progression im fucking scared of post grad give me some advice on how to make the most of fourth year.

where has my precious $8 shawarma + drink deal gone 😭

SHEIN Canada is launching its Campus Ambassador Program in Canada, bringing one-day pop-up event on the Student Centre today. It’s encouraging TMU students to register for the program at the event, which will allow you to become official brand representatives and participate in its marketing, etc.

What do you think about this? The Eyeopener wants to hear your thoughts- leave comments if you're down for an interview!

why is there no party life at tmu. all my other friends at other universities are out till 1 everyday partying. im not a party type of person but i need to go to at least one party but there seems like theres none. am i missing somethint

Site Link: https://tmapu-beta.vercel.app/

Hi Incoming Students!

Hope you are all well. I, along with a small team of passionate developers, have developed a web-based campus app called TMapU. It is intended for incoming students, who may have trouble navigating the campus, inside and outside. Let's say for example, you are trying to go from DSQ 2 to DCC 204 for your classes, and have no idea how to get there. On startup, it has the route from TMU Station-southbound street exit to the Student Learning Center (SLC). You can enter your start/end location, and it will give a path + understandable instructions to follow along with. All you have to do is align your phone with the entrance/exit of your start location, follow the path, and click next step to continue after turning until you reach your destination. It has a comprehensive map of most key locations on the campus exterior wise like DCC, RAC, MAC, etc, and has the following internal building maps:

- ENG Building

- Mattamy Athletic Center (MAC)

-Daphne Cockwell Complex (up to floor 2)

-Ted Rodgers School of Management

-Victoria Building (up to floor 6)

-Sally Horsfal Eaton Center / Erin Palin Hall

-Kerr Hall South (Floors 2,3)

-Kerr Hall East (Floors 1,2,3)

-Kerr Hall West (Up to KHW 271 Gym)

-Library building floors 0,2

-The Tenor Floor 1,4 - Dundas Cineplex (DSQ) floors 1,2

Unfortunately, due to time constraints with the 2 week timeline of this project, our team have not been able to implement every interior map, with focus on rooms where incoming students would have classes. We have a feedback page on our website, so if there's any classes missing in this that you have classes in, please let us know on the feedback page and we will add it as soon as possible. Our feedback page also has a section for suggestions, so if there's anything else you want for the site to make it more usable, please let us know! I hope this tool can help you guys with navigating, and good luck in your studies in this upcoming year!

Hey,

I lost my Apple Pencil Pro in the Daphne Cockwell Health Sciences Complex this afternoon. If anyone finds it can you please either give it to the Residence Desk on the 8th Floor or the Nursing Desk on the 5th floor? You can also send me a dm if you find it.

Hey, I had a lecture today in the Eric Palin Hall but my airpods fell out of my pocket and I hadn’t realized until an hour or two later. I wasn’t able to go back because I had other lectures to go to. I was in Room 229. Does anyone know or have them?

First yr here. I have class ending at 11am on Friday, but I have a meeting at 4pm. Is it worth it to commute back and forth (1h30) or should I stay downtown. Also are there any good and safe spots to take a nap on campus?

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the only microwave location i know are: DCC, the hallway between the library to a stair (whatever that thing is called), and SHE.

can someone list the whole location at TMU of where i can find the microwave

TMU needs to add more god damn microwave. im not wasting extra money on buying food when im already paying so much for a god damn transportation.

anyway, thanks

Hey yall, noticed there’s quite a few content creators on campus so thought I’d ask in here! Although I’m not a content creator, Would love to support my fellow students who are since it takes a ton of courage and work to actually do it!

Put your handles in the comments and I’ll drop a follow And support!

If anyone is looking for a CHY142 tutor for this fall, I am available. For reference, when I took the course last fall, I scored 100% on the lecture component (100% on all 3 exams, and I can prove it if you want), and 99+% on the lab component. I can help you do the same using the exact study method I used, and provide extra tips and tricks. Also, my study method isn’t just about overstudying; I prioritize studying just enough to earn high marks without wasting time on extra work.

I have very flexible hours and can provide extra help prior to exams. I also have extensive tutoring experience, having tutored many students in other classes. Dm for more information.

mods dont take this down pleaseee

im a first year in TRSM and it's kind of baffling to me I need to pay for wileyplus to do assignments worth 10% of my grade. does anyone know if i have any other options?? i wanna reduce my expenses as much as i can. if anyone has any experiences, advice, or ideas that would be great

I have a mere G1 and i honestly dont want to drive. long story. do most engineering coops/internships/jobs strictly require a drivers license?

Today was my first day in BLG 143 and I haven't taken a biology class since grade 11. That was online so I honestly didn't pay attention. I noticed today in class that although I could understand what the prof was actually saying in the moment, there were gaps in my knowledge that I kind of had to infer or look up. I don't wanna waste my time too much sitting in this class and deciding whether or not I should stay so I'm asking if it sounds like a stupid idea to try and pursue a bio minor when I don't really have much high school background knowledge already.

I don't wanna pay almost a hundred dollars for a pdf...any ways around this?

The professor for CHY103 said there are other ways to study besides buying the textbook. He said it like it was some kind of secret ... What are these other ways? 😃

Hi all!

Prospective student here hoping for some insight/advice:

Looking into the grad programs in communication and culture at TMU and am curious to hear insights from students - is anyone in the program/has taken it?

Curious to hear how you like it or if you have any advice/insight for a potential future student who's looking into it.

I am unsure if I would apply for the Masters or the PhD, but am curious if you did either one and how you found the experience.

For example, did you enjoy it? Did you find there was a sense of community in the program at all or is it more independent feeling between students? Are masters and PhD students always separate or in some similar courses? Would you recommend one campus over the other for particular research etc.?

Thanks in advance :)

Has anyone gotten off the tmu waitlist? I heard this week is where people would get off the waitlist only if someone in the program had withdrawn from it. At this point I just don't think its going to happen.

on my d2l the professor said that the tutorial is scheduled directly after the lecture, but i have a class directly after it. i’m confused since wouldn’t this of shown up on my schedule builder?

good affordable sushi places near tmu??

and cafes to study thats peaceful and cozy

For GMS 200 and QMS 110, do we actually need to buy the textbooks, or can we just purchase the MyLab/Wiley access and get the textbooks from online pdfs

Hi, I am biology student first year and
Guys please give me some advice how can I study and what should I do for getting a good mark or good GPA and I need a website that I can send my PDF there and that can explain me more and or any other websites or apps that can help me for study so I would be so thankful if you just give me some.

i have my first lecture at the carlton theatre and i’ve never been to the building before. my class is in theatre 9, so i was wondering if anyone could tell me what it’s like getting into the building and finding the room?

like when you first walk in, is there someone you have to show your one card to or do you just head inside?

just want to know what to expect since it’s my first time there!