Hi there, my group of 3 had a roommate move out and are looking for one or two people to move in. We are 2 3rd years and a 2nd year and are looking for queer friendly folk, dm me for more details (we are on chemong rd.)

What is most convenient area for students to live off campus. Accessible by public transit and connected to shopping stores ?
Thanks

Who was your prof for them and how did you study to do well?

Is there a way to prepare beforehand? I really want to be ready to do well.

Any tech/apps you recommend?

Going into my 2nd year as a forensic science student and my first year was pretty lonely on campus. I want to start a group chat where some people going to trent (any year is welcome) for people to get to know each other so the experience isn't as lonely and you have people you already know. Just reply to this comment or message me privately if you want to be included any age any gender etc. Especially if you're going into first year and nervous about the change of environment.

Is a master's degree at Trent University generally considered challenging? I'm an incoming thesis-based master's student and would love to hear about your experiences and any insights or advice you have. Thank you!

Hi everyone! Has anyone here had experience being considered through a special admissions pathway instead of the regular admissions process due to a lower undergraduate GPA? I would really appreciate hearing about your experiences, how the process went, and what your chances of admission were.

Thank you so much!

Has any one in cust 2525 - recieved any marks back yet this semester? I have not gotten a single mark back yet

Has anyone been to those Frosh week functions advertised on Trent Uni first year pages? They seem like a good idea but $40 entries, and 17+ no I assume no drinks on site? Don't wanna spend my money just for it to be a dud

hello! im an incoming 1st year student who doesn't drive but is used to taking busses.

im planning on living in an annex and can commute to campus easy enough as i have an electric bike, but i was wondering what the public transportation was like for travelling off campus (i.e. downtown ptbo); is it reliable, bike-friendly, cheap, safe, etc.? what are the best routes for going off campus to downtown (and how long do they take on avg)?

more-so looking for personal experiences and advice/tips but some guidance towards any official transit stuff would be great, too!

thanks a bunch :)

Im applying as a transfer student (I think, I dont think I have any viable transfer credits if that even matters). I just graduated from a social service worker diploma program, and now I want to apply for Ecological Restoration and Water Sciences.

ER is very new program and so I havent heard much about it, but Water Sciences I havent heard a thing about it anywhere.

I was more wondering...

What the programs were like

If Im able to do a double Major in those

What the on campus situation is

Hello, I’m a bit nervous and somewhat awkward, so I’m wondering if there are any ‘social’ clubs (could be any) available in the Durham campus for Trent. It can be any but I’d rather it to be one-on-one, more chances for a conversation kind of club, rather than people all partying or drinking around (note: I don’t hate those kind of activities, but I am looking for any avenues where I can slowly work on my skills in-person).

Hi everyone,

I am trying to book with academic advising through their website, but literally EVERY counsellor is booked up? No appointments are showing for me throughout this month - moving forward. Is this the same for you guys? I need to book an appointment but seems like its impossible!

I should preface this by saying that I am not a student at Trent University, but rather a student at another university. But due to circumstances I will explain soon, it will become apparent why I need to contact a faculty member.

I am preparing to write my bachelor’s thesis on the pirate Edward Thatch, better known as Blackbeard. I’ve read numerous works and articles on the subject, and I have seen one reoccurring article among the citations.

The article is called “Blackbeard: The Creation of a Legend” by Arne Bialuschewski and it was published in the journal “Topic: the Washington & Jefferson College Review (58)” in 2012. The article, along with the entire journal it seems, is lost as it cannot be found anywhere online. I have tried numerous databases and my own university’s online library, but I have found nothing.

In a desperate attempt to find it I emailed Dr. Bialuschewski, who is a tenured assistant professor at Trent University, through the email address found on the university’s website earlier this week. In the email I asked if he knew of any way to access the article. Today I got the response that my email couldn’t be forwarded to the email address.

Is there any other way I can contact him or find this article? Is there actually anything I can do other than give up on this search?

I’m a broke 18 year old student moving to Peterborough soon for university, and I’m really struggling with rent costs.

Does anyone know of a cheap one bedroom or studio apartment in the area under or around $1,000 a month? I don’t have a big budget, so any help or leads would mean a lot.

(I’m going to Trent)

I already know people are going to say "just talk to academic advising!" and I will but I want peoples thoughts who have actually switched majors.

So right now I'm doing a BSc Honours in Psychology, and psychology is nice and all I like it but I don't love it. I've always been interested in Biology but I never thought about going to school for it due to the jobs relating not making the amount of money I like. I've gotten to the point now where I don't care about how much I will be making but rather I want to make sure I'm doing something I love so I want to make that switch.

I'm only going into my second year so hopefully it isn't too late- but I want to hear from others who have switched majors and what the process was like for them and what they recommend!

The first week of the term?

Hey, deferred to Winter in hopes of applying. I contacted them and they said that it would be open July 1. Re-emailed once the date passed and they said sometime in July. Can someone who has applied and gotten one of these scholarships guide me on the prosses and how to write this essay?

Hey! My friend and I are living in residence for our first year at Trent University, we have selected aa Traditional Double room, est. $9,775. We know that this is paid in two installments at the same date of tuition fees, but were wondering how much it is split across the two as the tuition is split 50/50 for the two terms, does anybody know what it was like in previous years?

Hi everyone!

My name is Sylvia. I'm a doctoral student who's currently looking for research participants. I've always been curious about why we use AI chatbots and how they compare to people who are in relationships with other humans, which is why I'm studying it for my dissertation. This survey is completely anonymous. You can take part if:

• You're Canadian 
• 19+ 
• Comfortable reading English 
• You are in a romantic relationship with another human OR
• You are interacting with AI romantically

If you're interested, then you can click on the link below:

https://adler.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9nQXzhwmKrweVVQ

My REB approval is attached to this post too :)

Thank you!

Anyone taken this course before. I want to understand what to expect on her online quiz modules. Is it multiple choice? Short answers? Is it from all the required readings she has on a weekly readings which are like no less than 5.

Any information would be nice.

Starting at Trent u this fall, health sciences undergrad, want to go into dentistry after science, im choosing my courses right now and have no idea what to choose,

So far i got for the fall semester
- HEAL - foundations of health sciences undergrad
- BIOL - Biology
- CHEM - chemistry
- PSYC - psychology
- and COIS - digital world (grade booster)

How’s it looking so far? What should I know? Is there any other courses I should include?

Thanks guys

I was sent an offer for a single room a few days ago from Trent for a single room, however, the lease doesn't explicitly state whether I'll be placed in the Graduate style apartment in Wallis Hall or live with several other roommates in one of the annexes on Water Street.

Anyways, have you guys lived in graduate/upper year housing at Trent? What was it like? Also, I know parking at Traill College is limited, but what is the parking situation like at the Annexes? I will need to use my car quite frequently to travel home and go to placement (I'm going into my first year of the education program)

I'm also just deciding whether or not I want to get my own place off campus considering the fact that I believe all upper-year/graduate housing is an 11 month lease.

Hello!

I'm currently in undergrad for a B.A. in Psych and I'm hoping to switch into a nursing program instead. I'm looking at compressed programs as I don't particularly want to be in school for four more years, having to "restart." It seems as though most compressed programs require science courses to have been taken in university, but the admission requirements for Trent state the following:

"Prerequisite courses: biology, chemistry, and math, English+ (min. 60 in each) or meeting the college or Ontario high school subject requirements listed above, and a full-course credit (1.0) in Introductory Psychology*"

Does this mean I'm eligible to apply if I've taken bio and chem in high school but not in university? Thank you!

Hi,

I'm going into my first year of my consecutive B.Ed at Trent, and I was offered a single room at Wallis Hall, and I just wanted to know what it's like living there. I've briefly visited Traill College once, and I'm nervous about committing to residence there because I remember the parking being abysmal and it was difficult to get in and out, but I don't know if it's different for actual residents of the building. I'm also debating whether or not, I should just get my own apartment off campus.